Spider-Man: The Lifeline Tablet Saga #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Crisis on the Campus!", Spider-Man is still on the run, hiding the mysterious tablet in Peter’s closet while the Kingpin escapes jail with a bloodthirsty vow to claim it—and him. When their clash erupts on campus, chaos follows as Ned Leeds intervenes, the police are called, and a shadowy woman in a mysterious car pulls the Kingpin away, leaving Spider-Man caught between fury and fear. After a heated confrontation with a furious J. Jonah Jameson, Spider-Man’s outburst triggers a shocking collapse—leaving one question hanging: was it murder, or just the breaking point of a hero pushed too far? Written by John Romita and Stan Lee, with art by John Romita and Jim Mooney, and a cover by Steve Rude.
In "Mission: Crush the Kingpin!" from Spider-Man: The Lifeline Tablet Saga, Spider-Man takes on the Kingpin in a high-stakes showdown that ends with the crime lord felled by his own cane-gun. With the Kingpin arrested for stealing the priceless tablet, Spider-Man races to return it—only to find the police turning their guns on him, convinced he’s the thief.
In "Spider-Man Wanted!" from Spider-Man: The Lifeline Tablet Saga, Peter Parker is still on the run, hiding the mysterious tablet in his closet as the Kingpin escapes jail with a deadly vow to claim it—and Spider-Man. When their clash erupts in the streets, chaos follows: Ned Leeds intervenes, Jonah Jameson shows up in full fury, and a shadowy woman in a car pulls the Kingpin away, leaving Spider-Man caught between rage and guilt. As Jameson collapses, the question hangs heavy—did Spider-Man cross a line?
In "The Speedster and the Spider!", Quicksilver, seeking redemption after his time with Magneto, tracks down Spider-Man—only to find the hero isn’t the criminal the Daily Bugle has made him out to be. As the truth behind the golden tablet case begins to unravel, the two must navigate suspicion and past mistakes in a race against time.
In "If This Be Bedlam!", Silvermane, obsessed with immortality, unleashes a dangerous experiment when he forces Dr. Connor to decode a petrified tablet he believes holds the secret to the Fountain of Youth. With the serum brewed and untested, Silvermane drinks it—only to discover, to his shock, that it actually works.
In "Death without Warning!", Spider-Man races against time to protect Dr. Connors and his family from the Maggia, only to find himself caught in a bizarre clash of identities and transformations. As Silvermane insists he’s younger than he appears and Connors makes a desperate escape, the chaos escalates when the Lizard emerges—leaving Spider-Man to face a battle where time itself seems to unravel.
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