Tag: Gerry Conway
The Spectacular Spider-Man #164 (1990)
“Bugged” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Beetle meets with the Arranger for a job. Arranger wants him to kill Spider-Man. Beetle says he doesn’t mess with super heroes anymore, so Arranger sends him after an armored car full of money. Then Arranger contacts Peter to tell him about the heist and try to contact Spider-Man. Spider-Man is waiting in the armored car when Beetle attacks. Spidey beats him easily and sends himLearn More
Web of Spider-Man #68 (1990)
“Tombstone Territory” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Alex Saviuk Nick Katzenberg narrates this story about how Joe Robertson goes to a meeting with Tombstone and Spider-Man follows close behind. Hammerhead is tied up when Joe gets there and Tombstone says because of how Joe helped him gain some super powers that all debts are forgiven. Spider-Man busts in and fights Tombstone but Tombstone has the upper hand. His skin is hard as marble andLearn More
Web of Spider-Man #67 (1990)
“With Friends Like These!” Rating: 4/5 Writers: Gerry Conway & Ben Trovato Artist: Alex Saviuk Spider-Man asks Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) what he’s up to, and Green Goblin says he wants to put on the suit again but be a good guy. Spider-Man convinces him that with a wife and son it’s not such a good idea. Harry doesn’t reveal it to Spider-Man, but he remembers now that Spider-Man is Peter. Tombstone stumbles back toLearn More
Web of Spider-Man #66 (1990)
“Friends and Enemies” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Alex Saviuk Jameson prints one of Peter’s photos on the cover of the first issue of his new magazine. Joe Robertson is furious, because he feels the “faked” Spider-Man photos was a breach of journalistic ethics and doesn’t want anything to do with Peter anymore. Tombstone threatens The Molten Man (Mark Raxton) into helping steal something from Harry’s factory. Molten Man tells Spider-Man about it andLearn More
Web of Spider-Man #65 (1990)
“The Last Act of Vengeance” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Alex Saviuk As Spider-Man floats ever upward, some airplanes pass by him and he latches onto one. When it lands, the gravity effects have worn off and he swings back into the city. When the Acts of Vengeance crew gets to Chameleon’s lair to collect their money, they find it destroyed and only a note suggesting Kingpin and him schemed together to con them.Learn More