Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #36
In this standout issue from the official Marvel Comic Collection, Peter Parker faces his toughest challenge yet: keeping his secret identity hidden while New York’s most notorious villains circle like vultures. With Aunt May still missing, Peter turns to unlikely allies—Osborn, who offers no answers, and Rachel Summers, whose visions only deepen the mystery. Meanwhile, Eddie Brock makes a shocking decision: auctioning off his Venom suit to the highest bidder, sparking a dangerous bidding war among every villain in the city. Written by Mark Millar and Michael Strittmatter, with dynamic art by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson, and vivid colors by Avalon and Ian Hannin, the cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson captures the chaos perfectly.
In "null," Eddie arrives in the city just as Peter uncovers a web of secrets: MJ’s hidden financial troubles and a five-million-dollar bounty from J.J. Jameson for identifying Spider-Man from an unmasked photo. When Spidey takes down a rampaging Doc Ock—released from prison for unknown experiments—the police move in, eager to claim the reward and tear off his mask.
In "null," Peter Parker faces New York’s most dangerous when he must keep his secret identity hidden while still searching for Aunt May. Rejected by Osborn and met with grim uncertainty by Rachel Summers, Peter’s desperation grows—until Eddie Brock, transformed by faith, auctions off the Venom suit to the highest bidder, drawing every villain in the city eager to claim it.
In "null," Peter Parker grapples with a devastating loss and a fractured identity after the Daily Bugle's latest scandal casts doubt on Aunt May's fate. As he reconnects with old allies and confronts lingering shadows from his past, a new Venom emerges—targeting Peter’s former high school rivals with chilling precision.
In "null," Peter Parker faces off against a new Venom, only for the symbiote to abandon him in search of a stronger host. With his usual ingenuity, Peter pulls a clever, morally gray move to expose J. Jonah Jameson’s secret about Spider-Man’s identity, using the Bugle’s prize money to help the grandson of the Vulture. When the man who kidnapped Aunt May reaches out, Peter must decide how far he’s willing to go to protect his family.
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