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Spider-Man Magazine#10
Cover: Mark Brooks & Pascual Ferry

Spider-Man Magazine #10

May 2010 · Marvel · 6.99 USD; 6.99 CAD
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In "How Spider-Man Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Arms!", the Power Pack face an intergalactic trial for cosmic mischief, while on Earth, Franklin and H.E.R.B.I.E. race to uncover a Skrull infiltration with the help of Friday. Written by Fred Van Lente and illustrated by Cory Hamscher, with colors by Naoko Kawano and Gurihiru, this 2010 Marvel issue blends high-stakes sci-fi drama with the team’s signature humor. The cover by Mark Brooks and Pascual Ferry captures the chaos in bold, dynamic style.

Contains 5 stories
How Spider-Man Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Arms!
22 pp · Superhero
Spider-ManAunt May ParkerDr. Octopus
Duel to the Death with the Vulture
16 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [also appears as Peter Parker]Vulture [Adrian Toomes]Aunt May ParkerFlash ThompsonJ. Jonah JamesonBetty Brant

In "Duel to the Death with the Vulture," Spider-Man faces off against the elusive, winged criminal known as the Vulture, a menace the police can't apprehend. After the fight, Peter Parker sells photos of the clash to J. Jonah Jameson at the Daily Bugle, using the money to help his aunt cover rent.

The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!
6 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [also appears as Peter Parker]the TinkererMiles WarrenFlash Thompson

In "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!" from Spider-Man Magazine #10 (2010), Peter Parker stumbles upon suspicious alterations to a professor’s computer, leading him to uncover a hidden alien plot to conquer Earth. As he races to stop them, the web-slinger finds himself tangled in a high-stakes mystery that tests his wit and courage.

I Was an Intergalactic Juvenile Delinquent!
20 pp · Superhero
Power Pack [Zero-G [Alex Power]Lightspeed [Julie Power]Mass Master [Jack Power]Energizer [Katie Power]Smarty Pants [Franklin Richards]]Mr. PowerMrs. PowerKofi WhitemaneSmartship FridayH.E.R.B.I.E.AbercombieFinchSkrull Power PackKh'oja

In "I Was an Intergalactic Juvenile Delinquent!", the Power Pack find themselves on trial before the fearsome Khofi Whitemane after being captured by intergalactic bounty hunters, while on Earth, Franklin and H.E.R.B.I.E. race to uncover a Skrull infiltration that’s hijacking their lives—right as Friday picks them up for a ride.

I, Reptile!
22 pp · Superhero
Spider-ManLiz AllenFlash ThompsonAunt May ParkerLizard

In "I, Reptile!" from Spider-Man Magazine #10 (2010), a desperate Doc Connors accidentally reverts to his monstrous Lizard form, turning the city into a battleground. With the streets in chaos, Spider-Man must race to contain the rampaging beast before the transformation spirals out of control.

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Full credits

artist, inker Cory Hamscher
colorist Naoko Kawano
colorist Gurihiru
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils, inks Mark Brooks
cover pencils, inks Pascual Ferry

Reprints

↩ Reprints Marvel Age Spider-Man #1 (2004), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #15 (2006), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #16 (2006), Skrulls vs. Power Pack #1 (2008), Web of Spider-Man #1 (2009)

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