Spider-Man Magazine #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doom With a View!", the Power kids stumble upon one of Doom's hidden castles during a camping trip, leading to a solo showdown that quickly spirals when Jack gets captured. Meanwhile, the Human Torch finds himself in a similar predicament, setting the stage for an unexpected team-up. Written by Marc Sumerak and brought to life by Chifuyu Sasaki and Gurihiru, with vibrant colors by Naoko Kawano and Gurihiru, and lettering by Dave Sharpe, this 2009 issue delivers a fresh, action-packed twist on classic Marvel team dynamics. Cover by Gurihiru.
In "Vacation of Doom!", the Power kids stumble upon one of Doom's hidden castles during a camping trip, leading Jack to recklessly take on the villain alone—only to be captured. When the Human Torch ends up in the same predicament, the two teams must join forces to rescue their friends before it's too late.
In "Make Mine Mysterio!", Mysterio trades his villainous theatrics for the spotlight of a legitimate stage act, dazzling audiences with illusions that blur the line between performance and reality. But when Spider-Man uncovers the truth behind the show, he realizes the grand spectacle is just the opening act for a far more dangerous scheme.
In "The Creeping Doom," Tony, Pepper, and Rhodey head to California to meet with Smithers about funding his plant research—only for the meeting to take a sinister turn when Smithers kidnaps Pepper and dons the guise of Plantman. The story unfolds as the trio faces a growing threat rooted in biology and betrayal, with danger blooming in the most unexpected places.
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