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Spider-Man: Death And Dating

by Mark Waid, Roger Stern, Dan Slott · 2009

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Random earthquakes dont happen in New York - trust us, we live here. So how did one trap Spidey and a subway car full of New Yorkers underground? But theres more to these passengers than meets the eye as a high-powered mob trials verdict is in their hands - and one of them has a crucial connection to Petes old boss, J. Jonah Jameson! Also, when a bizarre criminal endangers Aunt May, Peter Parker is determined to bring him to justice. But who is this strange, faceless felon? How can Spider-Man stop a guy who can slip through his webbing? Plus, finally learn the truth about how Harry Osborn came back from the dead! Collects Amazing Spider-Man #578-583, Annual 2008.

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