
Marvel Knights: Spider-Man
autor Mark Millar, Terry Dodson
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Peter Parker's worst nightmare has finally come true: one of Spider-Man's enemies has learned his secret identity and is using that knowledge to strike at Peter's family. Now, his beloved Aunt May has been kidnapped - and his wife, Mary Jane, may be next. Forced into a personal battle against a mysterious foe devious enough to ensnare him in a vicious game of cat-and-mouse, Spider-Man must battle more than a dozen of his deadliest enemies to rescue his aunt. With the clock rapidly ticking down, will Spider-Man earn his greatest triumph or suffer his greatest defeat?Mark Millar, the best-selling writer behind The Ultimates and Ultimate X-Men, presents his definitive take on Marvel Comics' greatest hero. During Peter's pulse-pounding search for Aunt May, Millar offers his unique perspective on such classic Spider-Man foes as Doctor Octopus and the Vulture - and an all-new, vicious Venom. Fan-favorite artists Terry Dodson and Frank Cho superbly illustrate Millar's tale, contributing modern redesigns for several Spider-Man villains - as well as an unforgettable take on the classic Spidey femme fatale, the Black Cat.Marvel Knights Spider-Man features one of comics' most inventive writers matched with an iconic Marvel hero. The result is a spellbinding story from start to finish, a must-have read for any Spider-Man fan!Collects Marvel Knights Spider-Man #1-12
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