Spider Island | Comics

Peter Parker was at Horizon Lab, fighting villains like Hydro Man and also taking martial arts lessons from Shang-Chi in his free time, learning "The Way of the Spider". Spider-Man met Madame Web, who alarms him of an upcoming trouble in his life but he thinks this is meaningless. One of Spider-Man's oldest foe, The Jackal returns, with a scheme to ruin Peter's personal life.

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He recruits a severely mutated Kaine; the first clone of Peter Parker, now dubbed as Tarantula and then starts gathering other super-villains with Spider-Powers to his cause. Peter learns of his girlfriend Carlie Cooper is now having spider-powers, followed by a news bulletin that reveals that hundreds of New York's citizens also have displayed currently gained spider-like powers.

As The Avengers were engaged in cleaning up of the city, Shang-Chi was able to pick the real Spider-Man among all the Spider-Men rampaging through the city, who were all given the spider costume by The Jackal. Peter is enlightened in this situation after a brief discussion with Mary Jane in the midst of this chaos. Meanwhile, Eddie Brock is back as Anti-Venom and he's curing people off their spider abilities.

Even The Avengers arrived at the scene to help New York fight this Spider Virus. Along with Carlie Cooper, Peter soon sneaks into The Jackal's lab, unknown of the fact that they are being watched and this whole landscape was actually devised by The Queen. Spider-Man will have to face against The Tarantula sent by The Queen in the most challenging battle ever.

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07. Spider-Island – Deadly Hands of Kung Fu 01

08. Spider-Island – Amazing Spider-Girl 01

09. Spider-Island – I Love New York 01

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11. Spider-Island – Cloak and Dagger 02

12. Spider-Island – Avengers 01

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18. Spider-Island – Spider-Woman 01

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Following the aftermath of the "Big Time" storyline, Spider Island is a 2011's major comic crossover event by Marvel Comics, prominently featuring The Amazing Spider-Man. This event was a grand story by writer Dan Slott (Mighty Avengers, She-Hulk) and the awesome pencil works were delivered by the amazing Humberto Ramos (Superior Spider-Man, Wolverine).

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Along with the monthly ongoing The Amazing Spider-Man series that contained the core issues, Black Panther – The Most Dangerous Man Alive, Herc, Spider-Island – The Amazing Spider-Girl, Spider-Island – Avengers, Spider Island – Cloak and Dagger, Spider-Island – Deadly Hands of Kung Fu and the second volume of Venom served as the tie-in to the core plot.
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Avenging Spider-Man – My Friends Can Beat Up Your Friends | Comics

Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man and The Avengers were fighting a giant robot from A.I.M. While his fellow team-members Captain America, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Red Hulk, Spider-Woman, Thor and Wolverine were busy taking it down, Spidey wonders about how he manages to make time for all these super-heroics all the time! So, he asked his colleagues if anyone is going back to New York City as he has to get back to his job. Everyone bailed out and Iron Man suggested that Red Hulk drops him on their behalf.

At the same time, Mayor J. Jonah Jameson was attending a marathon on the other side of the city and soon it is interrupted by a huge pack of Moloids who stomped towards him, scaring the joggers present there. Mayor Jameson tried to stop the Moloids by shooting at them but quickly realized that it is filled with blanks and is kidnapped by the Moloids, who has taken his through a hole on street. Getting a call from Iron Man, Spidey and Red Hulk arrived moments before Jameson was taken.

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While Jonah Jameson was still threatening the Moloids for tearing his roads apart, Spider-Man and Red Hulk tries to intimidate the Moloids army. This result in one of them whistles a flute to summon a giant ground worm from beneath that apparently tore through land to swallow them both. Spidey and Rulk struggles to get free but some neuro-toxin released from its tongues put them to sleep. The Moloids, who thought Jameson to be King of island "New York" and taken him to their ruler Mole Man to ask for his help.

It appears that Mole Man didn't send the Moloids, they went looking for Jameson by their own. In fact, he no longer rules Subterranea as he is dethroned by the leader of the Molans called Ra'ktar. Mayor Jameson is brought to the new king and he is told to kneel but he refused. Since they all speak in runes, Jameson couldn't understand that he actually challenged Ra'ktar for his throne by refusing to kneel despite Mole Man's constant warnings before him and he is taken away.

When Spidey and Rulk gains consciousness, they found themselves in the deep underground of Subterranea. Rulk was about to bring it all down when Spidey stopped him and they are informed by the Moloids of a Civil War that is taking place between two Subterranean races; Moloids and Molans. As Jameson was being prepared by Molans to face Ra'ktar in combat, Red Hulk appears and challenges him in a battle. Rulk assured Spidey and Mayor Jameson that it would be a short fight but did not expect it to be for him.

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"My Friends Can Beat Up Your Friends" is the first storyline from the brand-new monthly ongoing Avenging Spider-Man comic-book series. So, writer Zeb Wells (Dark Reign – Elektra, Shadowland – Elektra) teamed up with the long absent fan favorite Joe Madureira (Inhuman – Genesis, Savage Wolverine – Hands on a Dead Body) to create this part of storyline for Marvel Comics in 2012. Two one part bonus stories are also done by guest artist Greg Land (Mighty Avengers, Uncanny X-Men) and Leinil Francis Yu (New Avengers, Secret Invasion), also plotted by writer Wells.

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The first storyline follow a very unlikely team-up adventure of Spider-Man and Red Hulk in their quest to save a hostage Mayor J. Jonah Jameson from the middle of a Subterranean Civil War. However, it wasn't his lucky day and Spidey was forced to fill in for him and managed to save the day in a twist. Next up, he finds fellow Avenger member Hawkeye tagged along in a mission against Serpent Society, where his feeling of inferiority among super-heroes is explored. Finally, it was Captain America, who fought side by side with him in defeating Copperhead and they shared views about their passion.
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Avengers – Fear Itself | Comics

Avengers – Fear Itself | Comics

In the awakening of an ancient evil Asgardian god of fear, The Serpent, his new heralds starts taking over the world with their divine hammers and going on a massive destructive rampage. In this event, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are trying their best to fight and oppose the power of the pure darkness. The Red Hulk faces The Thing of the former Fantastic Four, who has now turned into one of the herald Angir, Breaker of Souls and engages in one of the destructive battle of Marvel Universe that destroyed the Avengers Tower within a moment. As the tower falls, Red Hulk makes a final stand against the mighty Angir with all he has left but gets an even severe beating in return.

The rest of the heroes find themselves in Brazil against The Incredible Hulk, who has become another lieutenant for The Serpent, named Nul, Breaker of Worlds. Avenger member Hawkeye, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Woman and Protector engages Nul with everything they got with no result, instead of angering Nul even more than he already was. Hawkeye and Spider-Woman barely made it out while Ms. Marvel tries to go toe to toe with Nul. A weird romance starts in the midst of this chaos between two Avengers members and the event ends with a tragic death. Meanwhile, Commander Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter AKA Agent 13 of the Secret Avengers have been investigating a possible secret hideout of Sin that led them to a band of enhanced Nazi villains from the days of World War II before they find Red Skull's daughter as The Skadi.

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'Avengers – Fear Itself' is a five part tie-in storyline created for the actual 2011 crossover event Fear Itself. This tie-in story features issues #13-17 from the fourth volume of The Avengers monthly comics series, written by Brian Michael Bendis (Civil War II, Secret Invasion), who also wrote the previous stories of this series. Artist Chris Bachalo (Captain America – Homeland, Dark Reign – The Sinister Spider-Man) joins with Bendis to provide his artworks and the final issue of the tie is done by the extraordinary John Romita Jr. (Avengers Vs. X-Men, Uncanny X-Men). Artist Humberto Ramos (Amazing Spider-Man, Superior Spider-Man) also showed a glace of his work on the final issue of this story.
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