• Marvel Tales #217 - Vol. 2 - Starring Spider-Man and The Punisher - 1989

Marvel Tales #217 - Vol. 2 - Starring Spider-Man and The Punisher - 1989

Marvel Tales #217 - Vol. 2 (1989) is a brilliant reprint of Amazing Spider-Man #175, offering readers a chance to experience a crucial moment in Spider-Man's legacy. This issue features a thrilling story where Spider-Man faces off against some of his most dangerous foes while dealing with the personal toll that comes with being a hero.

Written by Roger Stern and illustrated by John Romita Jr., this issue showcases Spider-Man in a story that mixes intense action with deep character moments. As Peter Parker grapples with the challenges of his double life, he encounters The Punisher, who plays a pivotal role in the story, even though his methods of handling villains differ significantly from those of Spider-Man. The Punisher's more lethal approach to justice contrasts with Spider-Man’s sense of responsibility, creating a compelling dynamic that comic fans love.

Marvel Tales #217 provides readers with a chance to experience the evolution of Spider-Man through the lens of one of his most iconic issues. With its detailed artwork and engaging storyline, this reprint offers a perfect addition to any collection, especially for those who appreciate classic Spider-Man tales. The issue gives fans the opportunity to revisit an important chapter of the Spider-Man saga with one of his most challenging confrontations to date.

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Marvel Tales #217 - Vol. 2 - Starring Spider-Man and The Punisher - 1989

  • Brand: Marvel
  • Product Code: Marvel
  • Availability: 1
  • £3.00


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