Peter Parker #5
In "Identity Theft," Peter Parker wakes up with no memory, living among a group of homeless people—until the Thing tracks him down and helps piece his past together. As Spider-Man and the Thing uncover a sinister A.I.M. scheme targeting the homeless, the truth about Peter’s disappearance begins to unravel. Written by Tom Peyer and illustrated by Todd Nauck, with colors by Javier Tartaglia and letters by Joe Sabino, the issue’s striking cover by Stephanie Hans captures the story’s gritty, urgent tone.
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The Thing finds an amnesiac Peter Parker leading a band of homeless people. Once Peter's memory is restored, Spider-Man and the Thing uncover a plot by A.I.M. to test new weapons on the homeless.
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