Tag: Roger Stern

Web of Spider-Man Annual #3 (1987)

“Everything You Wanted to Know About Spider-Man” Rating: 4/5 Writers: Danny Fingeroth & Roger Stern Artists: Alex Saviuk, Frank Giacoia, Don Perlin, Steve Geiger, Michael Nasser, Jim Mooney, Greg Larocque, Peter Poplaski, Al Gordon, and Bob Layton Another issue for people who haven’t read a lot of older issues. They first talk about Spider-Man and his abilities, then move onto other major characters like Jameson, Joe Robertson, Mary Jane, Aunt May, Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson,Learn More

The Amazing Spider-Man #252 (1984)

“Homecoming!” Rating: 3/5 Writers: Roger Stern & Tom DeFalco Artist: Ron Frenz Spider-Man comes home from the Secret Wars in a new black suit. He realizes that it obeys his thoughts.

The Amazing Spider-Man #251 (1984)

“Endings!” Rating: 4/5 Writers: Roger Stern & Tom DeFalco Artist: Ron Frenz As his warehouse burns down, Hobgoblin drives out in his armored van. Spider-Man hitches a ride and fight Hobby until they crash into the Hudson River. The van self destructs and there’s no trace of Hobgoblin save for his mask. Jameson steps down as editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle, but remains publisher. Spider-Man is led into Central Park to some big structure thatLearn More

The Amazing Spider-Man #250 (1984)

“Confessions!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Roger Stern Artists: John Romita Jr. & Klaus Janson Spider-Man tracks down Hobgoblin and fights him until there’s a huge explosion. Jameson types up a confession that he was responsible for creating the Scorpion and sends it to be printed on page one.

The Amazing Spider-Man #249 (1984)

“Secrets!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Roger Stern Artist: John Romita Jr. The Hobgoblin blackmails a bunch of people using the info he got from Norman Osborn’s journals. Spider-Man fights Hobgoblin but gets knocked out with some Spider-sense killing gas. Kingpin wants to help Spider-Man defeat Hobgoblin, because he might interfere with business later.

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