Tag: Rich Buckler

The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10 (1990)

Rating: 4/5 “Into the Microverse” Writers: Gerry Conway & Stan Lee Artist: Rich Buckler Spider-Man returns home, small as a bee, and explains to MJ what happened. She takes him to Harry’s lab where they try something, but Spider-Man just keeps getting smaller. He eventually becomes smaller than the smallest nuclei and lands on a microscopic world where they try to capture him. He continues getting smaller and lands in some kind of spaceship whereLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #122 (1987)

“Father’s Night Out” Rating: 2/5 Writer: Peter David Artists: Rich Buckler & Malcolm Davis Peter finds a baby in an alley. The father, Brendan Doyle, comes around all mad, asking for him. Peter knocks him out and takes the baby to the hospital as Spider-Man. Brendan comes to the hospital in his Mauler suit to get his kid back. Spider-Man then fights him all throughout the hospital and Mauler ends up realizing he probably shouldn’tLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #119 (1986)

“Catfight!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Rich Buckler Sabretooth breaks out of the hospital with his face stitched up from when he tried to pull Spider-Man’s webbing off his face but it took the flesh with it. He’s out for Spider-Man’s blood. Just as he tracks Spidey’s scent to his apartment building, Black Cat jumps in to fight him. Black Cat holds her own, rips open Sabretooth’s wounds and eventually starts smashing his faceLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #116 (1986)

“102 Uses For a Dead Cat” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Rich Buckler Black Cat miraculously beats up the goons and escapes with the contents of the safe (which include Peter’s golden notebook). Sabretooth wants to work for Foreigner. It was Foreigner’s safe that Black Cat robbed, so Sabretooth volunteers to go kill her. Spider-Man visits Black Cat to let her know that Dr. Strange’s spell may have taken away her bad luck powers.Learn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #111 (1986)

“…And Then the Gods Cried.” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Jim Owsley Artist: Rich Buckler Beyonder tells Puma and Spider-Man what his intentions are on Earth. When he discovered Earth, he also found out about desire. This made him feel incomplete and he came to Earth to find a way to be complete again. He helped people find their role in life. Puma’s role in life is to kill the Beyonder, so Beyonder decides he must dieLearn More

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