Tag: Punisher

The Amazing Spider-Man #357 (1992)

“Round Robin: The Sidekick’s Revenge! Part Five: A Bagel With Nova!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Mark Bagley Spider-Man, Night Thrasher, and Moon Knight part ways and await contact from Nova. Punisher, in disguise on board the Secret Empire ship, frees Nova and they start fighting Midnight and the Empire goons. Nova contacts Night Thrasher, he contacts the others, and they all race to the Secret Empire headquarters in Queens. Darkhawk sees them andLearn More

The Amazing Spider-Man #356 (1991)

“Round Robin: The Sidekick’s Revenge! Part Four: After Midnight!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Mark Bagley After the procedure, Thunderball (Dr. Franklin) leaves to check on Nova. Nurse Church does her face trick on the other nurses and they agree to do some unauthorized additional procedures. Spidey and the gang figure out where Nova is and land. All but Punisher (who is hurt) go in and fight a bunch of Secret Empire goons. TheLearn More

The Amazing Spider-Man #355 (1991)

“Round Robin: The Sidekick’s Revenge! Part Three: Total Eclipse of the Moon…Knight!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Mark Bagley Spidey, Moon Knight, Night Thrasher, and Punisher catch up to Midnight at one of the branches of the Secret Empire. Not in time to rescue Nova. But a fight ensues with a large number of Secret Empire goons and the Seekers (Chain, Sonic, and Grasp). Spidey and the gang fail and the bad guys getLearn More

The Amazing Spider-Man #353 (1991)

“Round Robin: The Sidekick’s Revenge! Part One: When Midnight Strikes!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Mark Bagley Moon Knight’s old sidekick Midnight was made into a cyborg by the Secret Empire after he supposedly died. He breaks Thunderball out of jail but is stopped by Darkhawk. They fight for a while before Spider-Man shows up and helps out. Thunderball creates a distraction and Midnight knocks down Spidey and Darkhawk and gets away with Thunderball.Learn More

Web of Spider-Man Annual #6 (1990)

Rating: 4/5 “Up From Slavery” Writers: Gerry Conway & Stan Lee Artists: Gil Kane & Sal Buscema & Mike Esposito & Alan Kupperberg Psycho-Man tries to get Spider-Man’s Enigma energy, but can’t because Spidey lost it months ago. Spider-Man is put in a cage next to a bunch of other captives. They work together and break free. Spider-Man fights Psycho-Man and eventually shrinks Psycho-Man until he can’t see him anymore. Spider-Man grows back to normalLearn More

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