V for Vendetta #3 Europe After the Reign Book 3

" V DE VENDETTA LIBRO 1: EUROPA TRAS EL REINADO PARTE 3 "

Capítulo 9: Violence (Violencia)
Capítulo 10: Venom (Veneno)
Capítulo 11: The Vortex (El vórtice)

December 23rd, 1997
The body of Bishop Lilliman is taken back to the Nose at New Scotland Yard. Eric Finch speaks with pathologist Doctor Delia Surridge concerning the manner in which Lilliman was killed. Eric shows her a Violet Carson that was left at the scene of the crime. They make arrangements to meet later. 

At the Shadow Gallery, Evey is upset with her role in the death of Bishop Lilliman. While she knew that V planned on rescuing her and exposing Lilliman's scandalous affairs, she had no idea that her mysterious avenger intended on murdering him. She tells V that she will no longer be a party to murder.

In Knightsbridge, Fingerman Derek Almond gets into an argument with his wife, Rose. Rose states that his obsession with finding Codename V is ruining their marriage. Derek backhands her across the face, and retreats into the bedroom to clean his gun. 

Back at the Nose, Eric Finch and Dominic Stone continue investigating the recent V attacks. Stone draws a connection between Codename V and a series of classified hormonal experiments that took place at the Larkhill Resettlement Camp between 1992 and 1993. Three of the camp's administrators included two of V's previous victims – Lewis Prothero and Anthony Lilliman. Another name on the register is Doctor Delia Surridge. Finch has Stone get a hold of Derek Almond and warns him that Surridge may be V's next victim. 

That night in Plaistow, V enters Delia's bedroom. She awakens with a start, but despite the prominent Guy Fawkes mask, she knows immediately who it is standing before her. More than anyone, Surridge is responsible for creating the man that V has become. Unlike the others however, Delia is the only one to feel any sense of remorse over the part she played in this hideous drama. V injects her with a slow-acting poison and does her the courtesy of revealing his true face to her before she dies. A Violet Carson is left in her room. 

Derek Almond arrives at Delia's flat just as V exits the front door. He tries to apprehend him, but V is faster and stronger than Almond. He pins him to the wall and promptly kills him. 

December 24th, 1997
Eric Finch and Dominic Stone arrive in Plaistow, but V is long gone. Finch finds Surridge's diary sitting on a nightstand beside her bed. Over the course of several hours, he pours over the journal and reports his findings to Chancellor Adam Susan. 

Inside the journal is a detailed account of Surridge's pathological studies from the time she spent at Larkhill. She goes into detail concerning the subject from Room #5, the only apparent survivor of the Batch 5 experiments. As hoped, the subject's strength and reflexes were greatly enhanced from the hormone treatments, though the procedure rendered him completely insane. The journal further reveals that on Christmas Eve in 1993, the man from Room #5, having acquired all of the chemicals needed to produce napalm and mustard gas, engineered an elaborate escape attempt from Larkhill. His body was hideously burned from the multiple explosions, but he was nonetheless free. The subject from Room #5 eventually became the terrorist, Codename V. 

Finch is obsessed with Surridge's journal, but cannot understand why V left it for others to find. He cannot determine whether V's vendetta against his former tormentors is complete, or if there are still more travesties awaiting the people of London. 

TITULO: V de Vendetta #3
FECHA: Noviembre / 1988 
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color) 
PERSONAJES:

Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire, Adam Susan, Anthony Lilliman (Deceased) (Flashback and main story), Delia Surridge (Single appearance), Derek Almond (Final appearance), Dominic Stone, Eric Finch, Lewis Prothero (Flashback only)
Other Characters: Rose Almond
Locations: V for Vendetta reality: England (1997); Larkhill Resettlement Camp (1992-1993): London, Jordan Tower, New Scotland Yard, Shadow Gallery, Knightsbridge, Plaistow
Items: Batch-5, Delia Surridge's journal, A Violet Carson
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Alan Moore DIBUJO: David Lloyd

TINTA: David Lloyd COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker EDITORIAL: DC Comics GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica PAGINAS: 34 FORMATO: .cbr TAMAÑO: 12.0 mb

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Classics X-Men #35 "The Dark Phoenix Saga Part 1: God Spare the Child..." #36 - The Dark Phoenix Saga Part 2 " Dazzler" #37 "The Dark Phoenix Saga Part 3: "Run For Your Life" Arc: The Dark Phoenix Saga

" DIOS AMPARE A LA CHIQUILLA + PAPEL O NO PAPEL "

(APARECIDO ORIGINALMENTE EN THE X-MEN #129 ENE/1980)

The X-Men leave Muir Island in Scotland, but Banshee decides to stay with Moira. Havok and Polaris still think they don't belong with the X-Men, and also stay behind with Madrox. During the flight, Jean has visions about her past with Jason Wyngard again, and it is even more real than last time. When they finally get to the Mansion X, sensors warn that there's a person inside, but when they enter, it's Professor X, back from the Shiar Empire. After some days of rest, Jean still thinks she can't control the Phoenix Force and is afraid. Professor X is having problems training the X-Men, treating them like children as he used to do with his first students. Cyclops tries to argue that they are all grown men now, specially Wolverine and Storm, but Xavier doesn't want to listen. Suddenly, cerebro alarm goes out and there is two new mutants detected, one in New York, to which Xavier sends Jean, Cyclops and Nightcrawler, and another in Chicago, where Xavier goes with Storm, Colossus and Wolverine. Xavier says he will use the trip to know his new students better.

Meanwhile, in the Hellfire Club in Chicago, Wyngarde is watching everything happening in X-Mansion, with Sebastian Shaw, Harry Leland, Donald Pierce and Emma Frost, all members of the Inner Circle.

In Chicago, a young girl named Katherine Pryde is arriving home after school, and Emma Frost is at her place talking with her parents about a school in Massachusetts. Kitty says she's having headaches again and goes to her room. Surprisingly, she appears back in the living room after a huge headache. Soon after Emma leaves, the X-Men arrive with Professor X and invite Kitty to join his school. They went to an ice cream place and Kitty soon becomes friends with Ororo and likes Peter very much. Suddenly, the window crashes and three armored guys enter and attack the X-Men. During the battle, Wolverine realizes that the enemies know them and are prepared for their powers, and changes targets with Storm. That works and they win the battle, but during the fight Kitty passes through the walls and discovers she has some kind of power. Then Emma Frost uses her mental powers to knock out the three X-Men and captures them. At the end Kitty Pride follows the group using her power to enter the hovercraft.

Note: This is the first appearance of the popular X-men Kitty Pryde, Carmen pryde, Terri Pryde, Donald Pierce, Harry Leland, and Emma Frost (who was a villain during her first appearances). And one of the greatest X-men-villains, Sebastian Shaw.

 

TITULO: Classic X-Men #35 
FECHA: Julio / 1989 
PORTADA: Steve Lightle (lapices, tinta) 
PERSONAJES:  
Featured Characters: X-Men: Professor X, Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Storm, Colossus, Jean Grey 
Supporting Characters: Kitty Pryde, Dr. Moira MacTaggart, Havok (Alex Summers), Polaris (Lorna Dane), Multiple Man (Jamie Madrox), Banshee (Sean Cassidy), Carmen Pryde, Terri Pryde
Villains: Hellfire Club: White Queen (Emma Frost), Black King (Sebastian Shaw) (Appears in shadow only), Harry Leland (Appears in shadow only), Donald Pierce (Appears in shadow only), Jason Wyngarde
Other Characters: None
Locations: None
Items: None
Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont; John Byrne (God spare the child...), 
Daryl Edelman (Paper, No paper)

 DIBUJO: John Byrne (God spare the child...), John Bolton (Paper, No paper)
TINTA: Terry Austin (God spare the child...), John Bolton (Paper, No paper)
COLOR: Bob Sharen (God spare the child...), Glynis Oliver (Paper, No paper)
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 34
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 12.8 mb

" DAZZLER + DENTRO Y FUERA "

(ORIGINALMENTE PUBLICADO EN THE X-MEN #130 FEB/1980)

Cyclops, Jean Grey and Nightcrawler were sent to a night club in New York City to investigated another mutant detected by Cerebro. In Chicago, Emma Frost had captured Xavier, Colossus, Wolverine and Storm and is talking to Sebastian Show, when Kitty Pryde sneaks in through a wall in the room and listens to the talk. When Emma leaves the room she talks to Storm, who gives her a phone number to call backup from the X-Men. Kitty is discovered by Hellfire Soldiers, but she escapes jumping through the ground.

Back in NY, Jean is having those dreams again about her ancestor, now she was getting married with Jason Wyngard and when she kissed him, in real life she is actually kissing a guy just like her dreams. Cyclops sees it and thinks Jean isn't acting like herself anymore. Suddenly the show starts and a beautiful girl starts to sing, dazzling with thousands of lights. At same time the Mini-Cerebro devide in Cyclops's watch starts to beep, showing that this girl is a mutant. Outside, inside the X-Men's Rolls Royce, the phone rings and Nightcrawler answers a frightened Kitty. At same time, a Hellfire Soldier attacks Nightcrawler knowing his mutant power very well and using a sonic blast just like Cyclops did in Danger Room the other day. Inside the club, two more Soldiers attack and defeat Cyclops and Jean, also knowing very well their powers. Then, the singer, Dazzler, uses her powers to make light and helps Jean and Cyclops, who with the help of Nightcrawler defeat the bad guys. The X-Men run away in their car and Cyclops sees the guy who had kissed Jean in the streets, and there is something wrong with his shadow at the wall.

 TITULO: Classic X-Men #36

FECHA: Agosto / 1989 
PORTADA: Steve Lightle (lapices, tinta) 
PERSONAJES: 
Featured Characters: X-Men: Professor X, Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Storm, Colossus, Jean Grey
Supporting Characters: Katherine "Kitty" Pryde, Dazzler, Dr. Moira MacTaggert, Sean Cassidy
Villains: Hellfire Club: Jason Wyngarde (Black King), White Queen, Proteus
Other Characters: None
Locations: None
Items: None
Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont; John Byrne (Dazzler), Fabian Nicieza (Outside In)

 DIBUJO: John Byrne (Dazzler), Mark Bright (Outside In)
TINTA: Terry Austin (Dazzler), Joe Rubinstein (Paper, No paper)
COLOR: Glynis Oliver (Dazzler), ? (Paper, No paper)
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 34
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 11.2 mb

" SI QUIERES SALVAR TU VIDA, HUYE! + LO QUE FUE Y YA NO SERÁ "

(ORIGINALMENTE APARECIDA EN THE X-MEN #131 MAR/1980)

Kitty Pryde is hunted down by the White Queen’s Hellfire Club Guards, but is saved by the X-Men. Kitty leads the X-Men to the White Queen’s complex and Kitty phases to the chamber where Wolverine and Colossus are being held and frees Wolverine. The X-Men take out the Hellfire club Guards, while the White Queen attempts to destroy Storm’s mind but is prevented by Phoenix. The White Queen and Phoenix then engage in a psychic battle. Just as Phoenix is about to win, Emma detonates the lab. Phoenix saves herself and Storm, but the White Queen seemingly was killed in the explosion. Later, the X-Men say their goodbyes to Dazzler. Kitty’s parents are about to make a scene, until Phoenix, annoyed, modifies their memories, an act which leaves Cyclops and Storm worried about the changes in Jean.

 TITULO: Classic X-Men #37

FECHA: Agosto / 1989 
PORTADA: Steve Lightle (lapices, tinta) 
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: X-Men: Professor X, Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Storm, Colossus, Jean Grey
Supporting Characters: Dazzler, Kitty Pryde
Villains: Hellfire Club: White Queen, Salvatore "Sally", Elton, Cam, Jacko, Mancusi, Skipper
Other Characters: Jason Wyngarde, Black King, Harry Leland, Donald Pierce, Carmen Pryde, Theresa Pryde
Locations: None
Items: None
Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont; John Byrne (Run For Your Life), Fabian Nicieza (Was Not What Will Be)

 DIBUJO: John Byrne (Run For Your Life), Rick Leonardi (Was Not What Will Be)
TINTA: Terry Austin (Run For Your Life), Bob McLeod (Was Not What Will Be)
COLOR: Glynis Oliver (Run For Your Life), Mike Rockwitz (Was Not What Will Be)
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 34
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 11.1 mb

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Justice League of America #38 "Crisis on Earth-A!" #46 "Crisis Between Earth-One and Earth-Two!" #47 "The Bridge Between Earths!" Crisis on Multiple Earths Saga Vol 1

" CRISIS EN TIERRA - A "

The Justice Society of America has been pitted against Johnny Thunder's Lawless League of Earth-A. As the two groups battle, the criminals get the upper hand at first, but the JSA manage to turn the tables and defeat each Lawless League member. Trapping them in an energy bubble, Green Lantern forces them to explain what happened. When they learn that Johnny Thunder had had the criminals gain the super-powers of the Justice League. The group tries to use their powers to try and change history back to the way it was, but not even Dr. Fates magic or Green Lantern's power ring can counteract the Thunderbolt's magic. 

Following Johnny Thunder to the moon, the JSA battle his alien creations, and beat each one. As the battle rages on, Johnny Thunder is batted around and eventually gets fed up with losing constantly and orders the Thunderbolt to change everything back to normal. As a result everything is reversed and nobody has memory of what had happened74. Johnny Thunders of Earth-Two makes the JSA meeting on his home Earth, while on Earth-One the Justice League unit for a regular meeting, where they go over impending crimes. In the end the only one who remembers everything is the Thunderbolt. 

 

TITULO: Justice League of America #38 FECHA: Septiembre / 1966

PORTADA:  Mike Sekowsky (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tinta)

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Justice Society of America: Atom (Al Pratt), Flash (Jay Garrick), Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Dr. Fate, Hawkman (Carter Hall), Mr. Terrific, Johnny Thunder (Earth-Two), Thunderbolt

Supporting Characters: None
Villains: Johnny Thunder (Earth-One), Lawless League: Superman (Ripper Jones), Flash (Race Morrison), Atom (Barney Judson), Martian Manhunter (Eddie Orson), Batman (Bill Gore), Green Lantern (Monk Loomis)
Other Characters: Justice League of America: Aquaman, Atom (Ray Palmer), Batman (Bruce Wayne), Flash (Barry Allen), Green Arrow, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Hawkman (Katar Hol), Martain Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz), Superman (Kal-El), Wonder Woman, Snapper Carr
Locations: Earth-One; Earth-Two; Earth-A
Items: None
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox 
DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky

TINTA: Bernard Sachs

COLOR: ? 
EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 26 

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 12.1 mb

" CRISIS ENTRE TIERRA UNO Y TIERRA DOS "

Some strange force has caused people on both Earth-One and Earth-Two to suddenly switch worlds. While Dr. Mid-Night and Black Canary are transported to Earth-One, Batman finds himself transported to Earth-Two. To make matters worse, the Spectre is drawn to the Anti-Matter Man, the being responsible, and Solomon Grundy is freed from his mystical prison and transported to Earth-One, while Blockbuster breaks free of the Alfred Foundation and finds himself transported to Earth-Two. 

While Green Lantern, Hawkman, Flash, Dr. Mid-Nite and Black Canary gather at JLA headquarters, Ray Palmer cannot change into the Atom to join them because he is in the middle of a research project with a colleague. While the JLA/JSA members on Earth-One battle the threat of Solomon Grundy, Batman meets up with Dr. Fate, Sandman and Wildcat on Earth-Two where they pit their might against Blockbuster. 

While on Earth-One the heroes manage to trap Solomon Grundy beneath the Earth, the heroes on Earth-Two manage to defuse Blockbuster's rampage when Batman removes his mask -- as Blockbuster associates Bruce Wayne as a friend. While the Spectre faces the Anti-Matter Master alone, and learns that this creature is the cause of all the disorder on both Earth's, and that its continued approach will cause the worlds destruction. Defeated in combat by the Anti-Matter Master, all the Spectre can do is use all his mystic power to keep the two Earth's separated. 

TITULO: Justice League of America #46

FECHA: Agosto / 1966

PORTADA:  Mike Sekowsky (lapices), Joe Giella (tinta)

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Justice League of America: Atom, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman; Justice Society of America: Black Canary, Dr. Fate, Dr. Mid-Nite, Sandman, Spectre, Wildcat, Starman (Mentioned only)
Supporting Characters: Snapper Carr
Villains: Anti-Matter Man (First appearance), Solomon Grundy, Blockbuster, A Gang of Fur Hijackers, A Gang of Armored Car Robbers, A Gang of Bank Robbers, A Gang of Jewel Thieves
Other Characters: Enrichetta Negrini, An Unnamed Scientist, A Groom, A Bride, Golfer, A Boxer, Other inhabitants of Earth-1 and Earth-2
Locations: Earth-One: Moro Mountain, Rhode Island: Happy Harbor, JLA Secret Sanctuary; Connecticut: Ivy Town; Earth-Two: Moro Mountain, Pennsylvania: Civic City, JSA Headquarters; Inter-Dimensional Space
Items: Sandman's Gas Gun, Hawkman's Mace, Dr. Mid-Nite's Cyrotuber, Batman's Utility Belt, Black Canary's Paralysis Powder
Vehicles: Sand-Car, Armored Truck, Delivery Truck

ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox 
DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky

TINTA: Sid Greene

COLOR: ? 
EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 26 

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 11.8 mb

" EL PUENTE ENTRE TIERRAS! "

As the Spectre uses all his power to keep both Earth-One and Earth-Two from crashing into each other as a result of the Anti-Matter Man's travels, the JLA and JSA members on Earth-One and Two recuperate after their battles against Blockbuster and Solomon Grundy. However, the space warp cause Solomon Grundy and Blockbuster to transport back to their original Earths. This time forcing Green Lantern, Flash, Hawkman, Black Canary and Dr. Mid-Nite to fight Blockbuster on Earth-One, and Batman, Dr. Fate, Sandman, and Wildcat to battle Solomon Grundy on Earth-Two. 

Warned by his crystal that something is amiss, Dr. Fate transports the JLA and JSA members to the warp between two worlds and attack the Anti-Matter Man, but their efforts have no effect. Meanwhile finally left alone and able to become the Atom, Ray Palmer realizes that his lab assistants cosmic-scanning device was the catalyst that caused the Anti-Matter Man to attempt to travel into the positive matter universe. 

Traveling to the cosmic rift, the Atom uses his scientific knowledge in conjunction with the Spectre's magic to break the warp, shunting the Anti-Matter Man back to his Antimatter universe and restore order to both Earth's. Returning to Earth, the group finds that while they were battling the Anti-Matter Man, Green Lantern transported Solomon Grundy and Blockbuster to the same Earth, where they have been battling each other since they were pulled away. They arrive just in time to see the two suddenly stop fighting and become friends, and decide to return to their own Earth's peacefully to be returned to custody.

TITULO: Justice League of America #47

FECHA: Septiembre / 1966

PORTADA:  Mike Sekowsky (lapices), Joe Giella (tinta)

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Justice League of America: Atom, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman; Justice Society of America: Black Canary, Dr. Fate, Dr. Mid-Nite, Sandman, Spectre, Wildcat
Supporting Characters: Snapper Carr
Villains: Anti-Matter Man, Solomon Grundy, Blockbuster
Other Characters: None
Locations: None
Items: None 
Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox 
DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky

TINTA: Sid Greene

COLOR: ? 
EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 29

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 12.5 mb

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The Amazing Spider-Man #193 "Wings of The Fearsome Fly"

" ¡LAS ALAS DE LA TERRIBLE MOSCA! "

Yesterday's rain has turned to snow flurries as Spider-Man web-swings high above the snarled traffic to the Daily Globe building. Two questions burn in his mind: When he was unconscious and shackled to J. Jonah Jameson, did the publisher lift his mask and discover his secret identity? And if he did, what does he plan to do with this information? Spider-Man ponders his situation and recalls yesterday's battle against the Fly as he alights on the wall outside Jameson's office. inside, Jameson tells Joe Robertson that he wants a full-page banner head-line on the next edition that reads, "How I Stopped Spider-Man." When Robertson protests that the headline is false, Jameson says that it does not matter: Spider-Man killed his son, and Jameson wants revenge. Gloria Grant buzzes Jameson's intercom to tell him that Peter Parker is there to see him. Jameson wonders why no one has told Peter that he has been fired, and Robertson explains that he gave Peter one last chance to bring in a photography assignment. Of course, Peter does not have the pictures (because he was shackled to Jameson as Spider-Man). Jameson is furious with Robertson for countermanding his direct order, and he is even more furious that Peter has nothing to illustrate the sensational story of the Fly's robbery of the Egyptian delegate. Jameson tells Peter he is fired and slams the door on him. Peter tries to apologize to Robertson, but the city editor is also angry. He tried to help Peter, and now he is in trouble with his boss. Dejected, Peter departs. As Peter changes into his Spider-Man costume, his thoughts turn to why the Fly might have stolen just one ticket to the King Tut exhibit. Surely the Fly will not try to rob the museum. it is far too well guarded. When Spider-Man arrives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, he sees the long line of people waiting to view the exhibit. His spider-sense tingles, indicating the Fly's presence, but Spider-Man does not recognize him standing in line in disguise. As Spider-Man waits in the cold, the Fly enters the building and leaves a small package behind a large golden statue. It is too bad, he thinks, that he is not there to steal the Egyptian treasures. He will Just have to leave that to someone else. The man who rented Aunt May's Forest Hills house has been busy during the past several weeks methodically tearing apart its interior, looking for something. After ransacking the whole building, he concludes that he must locate May Parker and force her to tell him where it is. Spider-Man enters the museum through a skylight to look around. Guards are everywhere. Suddenly a bystander sees him clinging to the ceiling, and a guard opens fire. As Spider-Man dodges the bullet, the package behind the statue explodes, filling the gallery with smoke. All the security guards but one, O'Neil, rush to the King Tut exhibit. The Fly then strips off his disguise and knocks out O'Neil. The smoke bomb is a diversion; the Fly is out to loot the Art of Dresden exhibit, not the King Tut exhibit. He quickly shoves everything worth stealing into a large sack. The guards think Spider-Man is responsible for the smoke and that he is trying to rob the museum. They chase him, but he breaks out of the building through a window. As the guards cover him with guns, Spider-Man points at the sky, where the Fly, laden with valuables, is escaping. The guards finally comprehend what is happening as Spider-Man makes a tremendous leap from a lamppost and attacks the winged criminal in midair, the Fly fends off Spider-Man with the sonic backlash from his wings, but he has to drop his load. Both combatants fall in a heap, with Spider-Man on the bottom, stunned. The Fly throws Spider-Man at the guards, grabs the sack, and takes off. Then Spider-Man manages to stick a web-strand to the Fly and blinds the Fly with web fluid. Burdened by Spider-Man's extra weight, the Fly has difficulty maintaining his altitude, but he soon gets rid of the web fluid and carries Spider-Man away. As they pass above Cleopatra's Needle, a stone obelisk in Central Park near the museum, Spider-Man snags its tip with another web-strand and anchors them to it. They battle until the Fly smashes Spider-Man into the obelisk and flies away. The guards rush up to praise Spider-Man, but he resentfully tells them he is through being everyone's "fall guy" and departs. Peter comes home and phones Mary Jane Watson to apologize for not showing up for their date yesterday, but Mary Jane tells him off and hangs up. Then Betty Brant walks through the door. Worried when Peter failed to pick up his diploma the day before, she is glad to see he is all right. All of a sudden Ned Leeds appears, fighting mad. He tells Peter to take his hands off his wife and then punches Peter in the jaw. As Peter recovers from the shock, Ned pulls Betty out of the apartment. Peter slams the door behind them. Rejected by Mary Jane, annoyed by Ned and Betty, and angered by his recent unsuccessful battle, Peter quickly changes into his Spider-Man costume. He needs to find someone to vent his rage on, and the Fly is the perfect choice. Spider-Man spends the next few hours searching the underworld. Finally he finds Gravis Fletcher, a criminal who once ran errands for the Fly. As he hauls Fletcher out of a bar for questioning, an undercover SHIELD agent telephones his superiors to report that Spider-Man is after the Fly. And at the same time at the Daily Globe, Barney Bushkin tells his secretary, Sandy, to go to Peter's apartment with a job offer and his first assignment. Still angry, Spider-Man heads to where Fletcher said the Fly would be. He cannot wait to get his hands on the criminal and work off his frustrations. But when he arrives, he finds the Fly being hauled away by the police in special shackles. The police were tipped off by SHIELD, which provided the police with the device that stopped the Fly. From his vantage point on a building high above, Spider-Man silently fumes about how unfair everything is. At the same time, at the Restwell Nursing Home, Ludwig Rinehart is questioning Aunt May about how she likes the place. Satisfied that May is happy, Rinehart enters his office and is startled to see a gunman—the person who rented May's house—seated at his desk aiming a pistol at him. The gunman identifies himself as the person who killed May's husband, and with Rinehart's help, he says, he will do away with her, too. 

TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #193
FECHA: Junio / 1979
PORTADA: Al Milgron (lapices), Bob McLeod (tinta)
 PERSONAJES:

Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

Supporting Characters: J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson, Aunt May, Betty Brant, Ned Leeds

Villains: Human Fly, Burglar

Other Characters: Mary Jane Watson, Glory Grant, Dr. Reinhardt, Daily Globe, Barney Bushkin, Sandy Jones (First appearance), O'Neil - Security Guard (Only Appearance), Gravis Fletcher - informant (Only Appearance)

Locations: New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Metropolitan Art Museum, Aunt May's House, Restwell Nursing Home, Peter's Chelsea Apartment

Items: Spider-Man's Web Shooters

Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Marv Wolfman 
DIBUJO: Keith Pollard, Jim Mooney
TINTA: Jim Mooney
COLOR: Ben Sean
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 18 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 5.0 mb

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