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LO STUPEFACENTE UOMO RAGNO

THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN

SERIE CRONOLOGICA DELL’ EDITORIALE CORNO, LA MAGNIFICA COLLANA IN FORMATO GIGANTE DI GENIALISSIMO ED ESCLUSIVO BRAND TUTTO NOSTRANO CHE IL MONDO INTERO ANCOR OGGI CI INVIDIA

ALBO GIGANTE TUTTO A COLORI DEL 1982

all’ interno 3 episodi (2 completi e la conclusione di quello iniziato e lasciato in sospeso nel numero precedente)

il team-up nel fumetto supereroistico va sempre più di moda, tanto quanto i duetti sempre più inopportuni ed incompatibili nel business musicale-discografico, e quindi per stare in tendenza aggiornati, moderni ed attuali vi sciroppate coercitivamente senza alcuna possibilità di licenza, scappatoia od esonero tre ulteriori atroci smezzate dell’ arrampicamuri allegramente a spasso nel tempo nell’ ordine con : la volubile e vendicativa skin head MOONDRAGON / DRAGO LUNA ( a questo episodio ambientato nella oppressa e funestata Salem del 1692 partecipano pure l’ ammaliato e succube Visione, la spiritata ma sempre succulenta ed incantevole Scarlet Witch ed il negromante sotto vuoto spinto Dottor Destino/Dr. Doom) , il burbero e barbaro gladiatore del futuro alternativo KILLRAVEN e l’artefatto ed artificiale DEATHLOK (ribattezzato e additato al debutto italiano come CYBERNUS, una storpiatura davvero infame, crudele e soprattutto immotivata per un povero robot bionico senza alcuna colpa salvo quella di essere un feroce, spietato ed implacabile assassino)

CONDIZIONI BUONISSIME

la cover di questo albo è tratta da Marvel-Two-In-One # 17, la cui storia è sequenziale all’ ultima di questo numero e che in questa collana trovate solo sul prossimo (o in alternativa su L’ UOMO RAGNO Corno n.202 , oppure sul più recente  Marvel Saga 4),  pertanto la greve e povera COSA all’ interno non c’è, a dispetto della ingannevole immagine di copertina

Cover Artists

Ron Wilson
Joe Sinnott
John Costanza

Editor-in-Chief

Gerry Conway

Cover Artists

Gil Kane
Dan Adkins
Danny Crespi

“Death in the Year Before Yesterday!” / MORTE NEL PASSATO (2a parte)
Writers Bill Mantlo Pencilers Sal Buscema Inkers Mike Esposito Dave Hunt Colourists Janice Cohen

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man
• Moondragon

Supporting Characters:

• Dr. Doom
• Vision
• Scarlet Witch

Villains:

• Cotton Mather
• Dark Rider

Other Characters:

• Other un-identified hung “witches”

Locations:

• Earth-TRN210
  • Salem, Massachusetts (August 19, 1692)

Items:

• Doctor Doom’s Armor
• Spider-Man’s Web-Shooters
• Doctor Doom’s Time Platform

Synopsis

Continued from last issue… 

Moondragon intervenes and blasts Dark
Rider with a mental bolt. When Dark Rider tries to absorb Moondragon’s
power, she mind links with him and she learns his origins.

The other heroes revive and arouse Dr. Doom, who counter-attacks
Dark Rider. Taking a cue from Doom, the other heroes pile in and attack
Dark Rider all at once. With the added power of Moondragon, Dark Rider
is destroyed, and Cotton Mather is driven mad. With the threat over, Dr.
Doom leaves allowing the heroes to use his time machine to return home.
When Moondragon, Vision, and Scarlet Witch are about to travel back to
the present, Spider-Man decide to stay a moment longer to try and stop
the hanging of John Boroughs and the others to be put on trail for
witchery. However, Spider-Man arrives too late to prevent their fated
hanging. 

Editor-in-Chief

Marv Wolfman

Cover Artists

Gil Kane

“Future-Shock!” / GUERRA DI MONDI
Writers Bill Mantlo Pencilers Sal Buscema Inkers Mike Esposito Colourists George Roussos

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man 
• Killraven

Villains:

• Minions of the Martian Masters

Other Characters:

• Cotton Mather
• Abraham Lincoln
• Freemen (Only in flashback)

Halllucinations of:

• Volcana Ash
• Green Goblin
• Mary Jane Watson

Locations:

• Earth-691 (The Year 2019, A.D.)
  • New York City

Items:

• Doctor Doom’s Time Platform
• Spider-Man’s Web-Shooters

Synopsis

Still in the past, Spider-Man laments over the hanging of innocent people during the Salem Witch trials, however his opponent in this time: Cotton Mather has been reduced to a catatonic state. Finding nothing left to keep him in the past, Spidey takes Dr. Doom’s Time Machine and attempts to travel back to his own time.

However a malfunction in the device sends Spidey to the year 2019 and right smack in the middle of another conflict between Killraven, and minions of the Martian Masters who have taken over Earth in this era. Initially believing that Spider-Man is another agent of the Martians, he soon changes his opinion when the wall-crawler changes when Spidey helps Killraven take down a number of the Martian tripod crafts.

However when ground forces manage to get the drop on the two fast-allies, they are doused with a hallucinigenic gas which causes them to be haunted by visions. While Killraven is haunted by vision of Volcana Ash, who chides him over his quest for freedom taking away from his capacity of love, Spider-Man is haunted by visions of the Green Goblin and his guilt for having feelings towards Mary Jane so soon after Gwen Stacy’s death. The two manage to fight off their hallucinations and realize that they also manage to fight off their attackers as well.

With their foes defeated, Killraven invites Spider-Man to join his Freemen, an offer which Spidey declines explaining that he has too many loose ends in his own time to deal with, and jumps back aboard Dr. Doom’s time machine hoping that it will bring him back to his own time. 

Notes

• Although at one time the “future” world which Killraven comes from (The year 2019) was intented to be one of the possible futures of the mainstream Marvel universe, it has been retconned to be an alternate reality, designated Earth-691. It can be presumed that the malfunction in Dr. Doom’s time machine not only sent Spider-Man to the year 2019, but also brought him to another reality.

Editor-in-Chief

Marv Wolfman

Cover Artists

Rich Buckler
Mike Esposito
Irv Watanabe

“Future Shock: Part II …Am I Now or Have I Ever Been?” / CYBERNUS !
Writers Bill Mantlo Pencilers Sal Buscema Inkers Mike Esposito Dave Hunt Colourists Petra Goldberg

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man
• Deathlok

Villains:

• Cubists
• Strake
• Grisson (Death)

Locations:

• Earth-7484 (1990)
  • New York City
    • Times Square

Items:

• Doctor Doom’s Time Platform
• Spider-Man’s Web-Shooters

Synopsis

Still traveling through time and
trying to get home, Spider-Man ends up in the year 1990. There he spies
Deathlok who is targeting what appears to be innocent people. However,
Spider-Man realizes his error when it turns out these “innocent” people
are really Cubists who attack the two heroes, forcing them to flee.

Spider-Man is horrified to hear that the year is 1990, only 15
years ahead of his own time. Along the way, the two heroes are targeted
by Strake and Grissom, two assassins still loyal to Deathlok’s foe
Ryker. Spider-Man attacks and brings down the snipers. However when
Deathlok kills one of them, which does not sit well with Spider-Man.

They are then attacked again by the Cubists, and fight them into
retreating. Afterwards, Spider-Man is determined to return to his own
time and try to prevent this nightmare future from ever happening.

This story continues directly into Marvel Two-in-One #17 (in Italy in URC # 202 or in URG #71).

Notes

• Inks: backgrounds by Hunt (uncredited).

• Although the future which Deathlok hails from was originally
  slated to be a possible future of the Marvel Universe. However it has
  since been retconned as an alternate universe, designated Earth-7484.

• As noted, story continues in Marvel Two-In-One #17 (in Italy in URC # 202 or in URG # 71) which crosses over with Marvel Team-Up #47 (in Italy in URC # 203 or URG # 71). 

THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN