Spider-Man Magazine #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Chameleon Caper!!," Spider-Man finds himself tangled in a bizarre mystery when Captain America recounts a strange encounter involving the cosmic cube and a trip back to witness the Gettysburg Address—though how a superhero from the future ended up at such a pivotal moment remains a mystery. Written by Matt Fraction and illustrated by Andy MacDonald, with colors by Nick Filardi and letters by Chris Eliopoulos, this 2010 issue blends time-travel intrigue with the signature wit of Marvel’s web-slinger. The cover, a striking piece by Paolo Rivera, captures the moment with sharp detail and dramatic flair.
In "Gettysburg Distress!", Captain America shares a strange memory with Spider-Man: a moment when the Cosmic Cube let him witness President Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg Address—though not as history remembers it. The story unfolds as a quiet, reflective moment between two heroes, blending time travel with a personal glimpse into one of America’s most iconic speeches.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #13 (2006), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #14 (2006), Marvel Adventures Iron Man #5 (2007), The Amazing Spider-Man #583 (2009), Spider-Man: Election Day #[nn] (2009)
Reprinted in Spider-Man: Election Day #[nn] (2010), Spider-Man: Brand New Day - The Complete Collection #3 (2017), Spider-Man: Brand New Day Omnibus #1 (2024)
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