Descrizione
LO STUPEFACENTE UOMO RAGNO
THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN
EDITORIALE CORNO SECONDA SERIE
ALBO ORIGINALE TUTTO A COLORI DEL 1982
allo smanioso Spiderman, che ultimamente pare non disdegnare affatto le frequentazioni femminili, tocca stavolta la compagnia della fatale e fatalista VEDOVA NERA , con cui però bisogna stare molto attenti, perchè ha il brutto vizio di accoppare il partner dopo l’ accoppiamento, soprattutto quando la prestazione è stata scarsa, e poi pensa se lo venisse a sapere Mary Jane
contiene inoltre : AVENGERS / I VENDICATORI – X-MEN
CONDIZIONI: OTTIME, PICCOLA ABRASIONE NEL BORDO DESTRO DI COPERTINA
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“The Fatal Attraction of the Black Widow” / IL MISTERO DELLA VEDOVA NERA
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
- “Loose-Lips” Lonigan (Only Appearance)
Locations:
- New York City
- Long Island
- Stoneham Estate
Items:
Synopsis
One night while web-swinging over the city, Spider-Man spots the
Black Widow crouching on a dark rooftop overlooking Manhattan’s lower
West Side waterfront. Using a wrist radio, the Widow informs her
partner, Simon Stroud, that she has discovered the gang of
arms-smugglers that they have been looking for. But before she can
finish talking, Spider-Man playfully puts his hand over her mouth.
Startled, she flips him over the edge of the roof, but he quickly
returns and explains that he has been following up rumors that led him
to the same gang. They agree to work together, relocate and begin anew.
As the smugglers depart in a van, the Widow tells him to let them go,
because she wants them to lead her to the person behind the racket. She
radios Stroud their direction—downtown toward the Brooklyn Tunnel—and
Spider-Man web-swings away in pursuit. Although he promised the Widow
that he would not capture them, he wants to make sure that they do not
lose them, and he lands quietly atop the van. Since the Black Widow is
involved, he muses, this operation is probably much more sinister than a
simple smuggling ring.
When the van arrives in Brooklyn, Spider-Man watches the men
unload their contraband into a warehouse. Through a sky-light,
Spider-Man overhears one of the gangsters say that there is a big “hit”
planned for the next day. Suddenly Spider-Man’s spider-sense tingles,
and he is startled when the Black Widow sneaks up on him. It is time to
make their move, she says, and she and Spider-Man attack. Although they
are only two against many, they systematically knock the gangsters out
in a pitched battle. Unfortunately, the gang’s overseer, “Cricket,”
decides to cut his losses and throws a lit cigarette lighter into a pile
of explosives. Stroud, who is at the door, shouts a warning, and then a
tremendous explosion obliterates the warehouse. Cricket tells his
chauffeur, Sammy, to step on it. When Stroud tries to stop Cricket, the
gangster shoots him with a gun concealed in his sleeve. Cricket and
Sammy then load the unconscious Stroud into the trunk of their car and
drive away. Cricket informs his boss on the car phone that he has
destroyed Spider-Man and the Black Widow. Cricket’s news is premature,
however, for inside the warehouse Spider-Man and the Widow remain alive
in a protective ball of webbing. Spider-Man spun the cocoon at the last
possible instant. The Widow is stunned, and as the flames get hotter,
Spider-Man carries her from the burning building. The night air soon
revives her. Spider-Man finds one of the surviving gangsters, “Trout,”
but before he can revive him to question him, the Widow, thinking Stroud
was killed, runs toward the warehouse. Spider-Man stops her, saying
that Stroud was not in the building when it went up. When the Widow
finds a pool of blood in the street, she realizes that Stroud was taken
hostage. Then Spider-Man says he has an idea. Spider-Man and the Widow
soon carry Trout to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge and revive him. The
criminal finds himself in a web-net suspended high above the river. He
says that his boss will kill him if he talks, but Spider-Man starts to
snap the web-strands in the net one by one. It is not long before Trout
tells them what they want to know, and they deposit him at a nearby
police station.
As they swing away, Spider-Man and the Widow review what they
learned. According to Trout, rival gangs in the city are banding
together, but he did not know who is behind it or why. The Widow says
they must next uncover the mysterious boss’s identity, and they must
also rescue Stroud, who is an old friend of hers and an ex-CIA agent.
Spider-Man suggests they split up to cover more territory, and they part
company. Soon Spider-Man finds an informer named “Loose-Lips” Lonigan,
whom he snags with webbing and suspends from a flagpole. Thus
encouraged, Lonigan says that there will be a council of war among the
gangs at the Long Island estate of “Long Tom” Stoneham, and Spider-Man
web-swings on his way. The Widow, meanwhile, locates a group of
criminals in a rundown boarding house and smashes into their room
through a window. In seconds she defeats all four of them, covers them
with one of their guns, and orders them to start talking. About two
hours later, a news helicopter circles Stoneham’s heavily guarded
estate. Spider-Man web-parachutes out of the aircraft, and as he comes
in for a landing, he spots the Black Widow on the roof below. He is
eager to attack, but the Widow says that they must not jeopardize
Stroud’s life, so he cautiously enters the mansion through an
upper-story window. Surprisingly enough, it does not take him long to
find Stroud’s room, but when he tries to untie the special agent, he
finds himself surrounded by scores of fully armed criminals. More
swiftly than the eye can follow, Spider-Man leaps among them and starts
disabling them. He is too fast for them to aim their weapons and fire,
but then one of the criminals takes aim with a special rifle that fires a
hundred rounds a second. Fortunately, the Widow knocks that gunman out.
She tells Spider-Man that they must carry the battle to where Stroud,
who is still tied to his chair, won’t be hit by gunfire, so they head
into another room. When they slam the door behind them, however, they
are greeted by the master criminal himself, who turns out to be the Owl.
He explains that after his previous battle against Daredevil and
Spider-Man, he regained his full mental faculties, but his body was
crippled with severe nerve damage. His men placed him in a special
levitating chair designed by the Maggia. He owes the crime cartel his
life, he says, and at midnight the army of criminals that he has
assembled will sabotage Con Edison. Under cover of the resulting
blackout, they will plunder the city and turn over part of the loot to
the Maggia, to repay his debt to them. Suddenly Spider-Man’s
spider-sense tingles, and he leaps out of the way just as the Owl blasts
him with lasers hidden in his chair. Shielding himself with webbing,
Spider-Man continues dodging laser blasts as the Widow tries to sneak up
on the criminals. Unfortunately, just then a group of gangsters break
into the room to rescue their boss, and the Widow has to keep them at
bay as bullets fly everywhere. Meanwhile, Stroud, driven by the thought
that the Widow is in serious trouble, manages to work himself out of his
ropes. His wound causes great pain, but he nevertheless grabs a weapon
and heads to the melee. The Owl manages to sever the Widow’s cable with a
laser blast just as Spider-Man webs up the gunmen. The crimefighter
spins a web-net to catch her, and he also snags the Owl’s chair with his
webbing. His lasers drained, the Owl is helpless as Spider-Man spins
his chair dizzyingly and flings him out the door. But the Owl manages to
right himself and escapes in his chair out of the mansion. More
gangsters arrive, and the Widow tells Spider-Man to go after the Owl
while she handles them. Spider-Man thinks the Owl has too much of a head
start, but Stroud tells him to get out of the way. With two accurate
gun-shots, Stroud destroys the airborne chair and brings the Owl down.
And when Stroud and Spider-Man return to help the Widow, they find that
she has rendered all the remaining criminals unconscious.
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“The Submergence of Japan” / IL GIAPPONE AFFONDA (2a parte)
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Mariko Yashida (First appearance)
- Sunfire
- Colleen Wing
- Misty Knight
Other Characters:
- Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda
Locations:
- Yashida Manor, Japan
Items:
Synopsis
Continue from last issue….
While in Japan, the X-Men sneak into the Yashida estate and are
surrounded by soldiers and Sunfire who order them to surrender. The
tense confrontation is halted when Misty Knight shows up and tells
Sunfire that the Prime Minister wants to get the X-Men’s help. With
Cyclops before the Prime Minister, Sunfire demands in Japanese that the
Prime Minister allow him to deal with the crisis alone and not allow the
American detectives Misty Knight and Colleen Wing or the X-Men
interfere. Despite his angry demands, the Prime Minister does not change
his decision much to the chagrin of Sunfire. Not understanding the
conversation, Cyclops decides to find a phone so that he can call and
tell the Professor that they’re still alive and tell him that Jean and
Hank are dead
and still can’t believe that Jean is really gone. As he walks away,
Colleen thinks about how attractive Cyclops is. When Misty is done
calling in on her boyfriend Iron Fist, who can’t come to help because
he’s on a case with Power Man, Cyclops calls the mansion to find that
the phone has been disconnected and wonders what could have happened to
the Professor. When Cyclops tells Banshee that they need to check back
on the mansion, he’s told that Colleen is looking for him.
Elsewhere in the house, Wolverine comes across young Mariko
Yashida, although the gentile woman is at first frightened by
Wolverine’s sudden interruption of her meditation she is eased by the
fact he is able to speak fluent Japanese and knows much about their
culture. The two begin to bond when suddenly the palace is struck by
another seeming earthquake. In reality, the house is being attacked by
an army of men dressed in Mandroid armor.
Continued to next issue…
Trivia
- This issue reveals that Wolverine can speak Japanese.
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“The Yesterday Quest!” / IN CERCA DEL PASSATO (3a parte)
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Supporting Characters:
Locations:
Synopsis
Continued from last issue…
Arriving on Wundagore, Wanda and Mordred are attacked by a defensive device of the
High Evolutionary’s that Wanda defeats. They then come to the
stronghold’s ruins itself, and there before them is a floating book and
altar. A book belongs to Mordred’s master, and the altar… is for
Wanda! Mordred knocks Wanda out with an arcane blast, and the mountain
is silent except for the low rumble of laughter.
In the morning, Quicksilver and Django find Wanda missing.
Quicksilver, distraught, searches all over the village for her, but
finds no clue, until a little girl tells him she saw lights fly up to
Wundagore last night. Quicksilver races up the mountain, only to be
repelled by a pin sphere and knocked unconscious.
Quicksilver finally comes to in the care of Bova , the bull-headed creature who delivered him into the world!
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