Tag: Steve Geiger

Web of Spider-Man #37 (1988)

“When Strikes the Slasher!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Jim Owsley Artist: Steve Geiger A government agent named Dakota North is trying to catch a serial killer named Slasher who has been carving up fashion models. Awesome 80s action movie antics ensue at an amusement park as Spider-Man and Dakota track the killer, who turns out to be a fashion model, just as she’s about to kill Mary Jane.

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

Web of Spider-Man #30 (1987)

“The Wages of Sin” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Jim Owsley Artist: Steve Geiger Richard Fisk (aka The Rose, and Kingpin’s son) confesses the origins of the Hobgoblin and The Rose to a priest. Ned started out wanting to write a story about Kingpin’s criminal affairs. He tried to get the help of Richard (who hated his father), who refused at first. Ned found The Green Goblin’s old equipment and Richard agreed to work with him toLearn More

Web of Spider-Man #29 (1987)

“Mask” Rating: 5/5 Writer: Jim Owsley Artist: Steve Geiger Ned Leeds dying and the whole Berlin thing happened in Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1. In THIS issue, which takes place during issue 289 of Amazing Spider-Man, Wolverine finds Peter and tries to get him to not give up being Spider-Man and then they beat up a gang of muggers. Also, the new Hobgoblin terrorizes Rose and nearly kills Rose’s friend and colleague. Also, apparently Ned LeedsLearn More

Web of Spider-Man #28 (1987)

“Torch Bearing” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Bob Layton Artist: Steve Geiger Peter tells Mary Jane a story about something that happened a while ago when he stashed his civilian clothes in the torch of the Statue of Liberty. He returned to find the torch being taken away for refurbishing. Then the torch was sent to California to be in a parade. So Pete went out to cover it for the Bugle. Some thieves tried to stealLearn More

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