Tag: Carrion

The Spectacular Spider-Man #163 (1990)

“The Carrion Cure” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Nick Katzenberg confronts MJ with the pictures of Peter in his Spider-Man suit. She punches him in the face and makes her way to Malcolm McBride’s house to help Peter. Hobgoblin wants Hammerhead to pay to have Spider-Man killed. Hammerhead says bring his head and they’ll talk money. Spidey taunts Carrion until he unintentionally frees him and Spidey pulls down some sewer onto Carrion.Learn More

The Spectacular Spider-Man #162 (1990)

“The Demon and the Dead Man” Rating: 5/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Hobgoblin frees Carrion while he’s being transported to The Vault (prison for super powered criminals). Peter realizes that hope for a cure for the Carrion virus is dim and he should finally tell Malcolm McBride’s mother that he was turned into a monster. Hobgoblin convinces Carrion that he’s a friend and they should ally against Spider-Man by showing him where hisLearn More

The Spectacular Spider-Man #161 (1990)

“Pardoned!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Joe Robertson is pardoned by the president and released from jail. Spider-Man asks Reed Richards for help in finding a cure for the genetic virus that created Carrion out of an ESU student. Hobgoblin, now with demon powers and a face more horrifying than his mask ever was, is hired by Hammerhead to kill Joe Robertson for causing disgrace to Tombstone. During a celebration, Puma (asLearn More

The Spectacular Spider-Man #149 (1989)

“What About Carrion?!” Rating: 5/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Last year, we found out that the Gwen Stacy clone created by Miles Warren wasn’t actually a clone, but was just some girl infected with a genetic virus that changed her DNA. This leads Peter to wonder about Carrion. He finds Warren’s journal in his old lab and finds out that everything Warren told him was a lie. The Peter clone was actually Warren’sLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #031 (1979)

“Till Death Do Us Part!” Rating: 5/5 Writer: Bill Mantlo Artist: Jim Mooney Carrion tells how he came to be. Before Warren left for his final confrontation with Spider-Man, he started a clone of himself in the clone casket. When the clone was finished, he was unable to get out of the casket. The process continued until the clone reached old age and died, but the fluid kept it alive. Then a student opened theLearn More

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