Tag: Peter David
Web of Spider-Man #43 (1988)
“Cult of Love, Part 4: Autodafe, or…Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Alex Saviuk Peter and the gang manage to make lots of progress in deprogramming Betty. Then a bunch of the members of the cult break into Flash’s apartment and attack. Flash, Peter, and Betty are kidnapped, but the reverend manages to escape. At the cult house, somebody accidentally starts a fire and in the confusion, Peter breaks freeLearn More
Web of Spider-Man #42 (1988)
“Cult of Love, Part 3: Pressure” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Alex Saviuk Peter doesn’t know whether or not he’s convinced that what he saw was real. He’s not even sure he should take Betty out of this place, because she seems to happy and at peace. The leader tells him he knows he’s Spider-Man (or at least came in dressed as Spider-Man earlier) and then tells him to leave and think about joining.Learn More
Web of Spider-Man #41 (1988)
“Cult of Love, Part 2: That Old-Time Religion” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Alex Saviuk Spider-Man’s being chased by the cult members and Betty pulls his mask off, but he manages to give them the slip by getting in a vent. Ben Urich and Flash Thompson investigate the cult. Peter ducks into a supply closet and puts on a cult uniform, then blends in with the other members to keep an eye on Betty.Learn More
Web of Spider-Man #40 (1988)
“Cult of Love, Part 1: All You Need is Love” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Alex Saviuk Another “kidnapped by a cult” story. This time, Betty Leeds is taken in by the “Students of Love” cult and everybody is worried when she’s missing for weeks. When Spider-Man and Flash encounter a welcome wagon from the cult, they are far from loving. Spider-Man and Flash beat the pants off them and send ‘em packing, andLearn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man #136 (1988)
“Sin-Eater Released, Part 3: Sin-ister” Rating: 5/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Sal Buscema Electro takes control of a New York power station and blacks out most of New York. Spidey’s guilt over crippling Stan has made it tough to fight Electro, but inspiring words from MJ and Stan help him go to the power station to face Electro. Stan loses his grip on sanity and Sin-Eater comes back to life. Spider-Man manages to defeat ElectroLearn More