Edderkoppens kamp mod den Grønne Gnom #[1994]
In "Den, som ler sidst...!", Spider-Man faces a trio of escalating crises: Jonah Jameson’s ungrateful gratitude after a rescue, Aunt May’s sudden health scare during a protest for senior rights, and a terrifying confrontation when the Green Goblin ambushes Flash in his apartment—leaving Spidey paralyzed with dread as the hero is hurled from a window. Written by Len Wein and Morten Søndergård, with dynamic art by Ross Andru, Jim Mooney, and Tony DeZuniga, and colored by Glynis Wein, this 1994 issue delivers intense emotional stakes and high-octane action. The cover, penciled by Ross Andru and inked by Mike Esposito, captures the moment of suspense with chilling precision.
In "Den, som ler sidst...!", Spidey pulls Jonah from the clutches of the Hitman only to face a thankless hero’s reception, while Aunt May narrowly escapes a crisis during a protest for the elderly. Back at his apartment, Flash finds chaos and the Green Goblin waiting—just as Spidey arrives, the villain’s next move sends shockwaves through the hero’s resolve.
In "null," Spider-Man races to save Flash from the Green Goblin’s grasp, only to watch the villain vanish—just as Aunt May suffers a second heart attack in the hospital. Sneaking into a secret meeting of crime bosses, Spidey overhears the Goblin vow to prove his dominance by killing him, setting the stage for a showdown that’s as personal as it is perilous.
In "Med den slags venner behøver...?", Peter Parker faces a brutal choice: save Aunt May by signing a medical consent form, or stop the Green Goblin from seizing control of the criminal underworld. With time running out and chaos erupting, Peter must juggle a life-or-death emergency with the relentless threat of a villain who’s always one step ahead.
In "Hvem pokker er det så, der er Gnomen?", Peter Parker returns to Aunt May’s side after her recovery, only to be pulled back into the fray when a chaotic battle erupts at Radio City Music Hall. Spidey confronts the Goblin, who’s locked in a deadly game with Silvermane—while Harry, trapped in the Goblin’s web, fights to escape.
In "Hvis han ikke er Gnomen, hvem er så?", Spidey finds himself tangled in a twisted game when the Green Goblin's true identity shocks even him—Dr. Hamilton, Harry's therapist, is the masked menace. With Harry also wearing the Green Goblin suit, the line between healer and villain blurs as the two face off in a battle of wits and wills.
When Spider-Man accidentally crashes a party at Johnny Storm’s girlfriend’s apartment, what starts as a tense standoff between the Human Torch and the web-slinger quickly spirals into a full-blown brawl involving the entire Fantastic Four—chaos, sparks, and acrobatics ensue in this fast-paced, six-page showdown.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #8 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man #176 (1978), The Amazing Spider-Man #177 (1978), The Amazing Spider-Man #178 (1978), The Amazing Spider-Man #179 (1978), The Amazing Spider-Man #180 (1978)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.