Name: Marvel-Verse: Spider-Man & Madame web (Marvel Universe
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Author: Dennis O'Neil

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Marvel-Verse: Spider-Man & Madame web (Marvel Universe

Type

Physical Book

Author

Dennis O'Neil

Publisher

Marvel Comics Group

Language

English

Pages

120

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781302954581

Marvel-Verse: Spider-Man & Madame web (Marvel Universe

Dennis O'Neil (Author) · Marvel Comics Group · Paperback

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Synopsis "Marvel-Verse: Spider-Man & Madame web (Marvel Universe "

None of Spider-Man's many allies in the Marvel-Verse boasts the precognitive powers of the Madame Web! The mysterious Cassandra Webb's incredible future sight helps the web-slinger thwart a criminal who schemes to take over Peter Parker's current employer, the Daily Globe! But when the unstoppable Juggernaut sets out to kidnap Madame Web, can our friendly neighborhood hero stand in his way? Find out in one of the all-time great Spidey sagas! Years later, arachnid hero Julia Carpenter gains the skills of a seer and upholds the legacy of Madame Web! But when she foresees Peter trying to stop New York's destruction 24 hours in the future, Julia has bad news for him: He'll have to save the day alone! Collecting AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1963) #210 and #229-230, and AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1999) #678-679.

Dennis O'Neil

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Dennis O'Neil (1939-2020) was an influential American comic book writer and editor, particularly known for his work in the DC Comics universe. Throughout his career, O'Neil redefined classic characters, adding greater depth to their stories. He is famous for his collaborations with Neal Adams on the Green Lantern/Green Arrow saga, which addressed social and political issues in an innovative way. He is also recognized for his work on Batman, where he reintroduced the character with a darker and more realistic vision, transforming his image and narrative.

Among his most notable works are The Return of Ra's al Ghul (1971) and Batman: Knightfall (1993), which cemented his place as a key figure in superhero comics. His serious and thoughtful approach also marked his influence on other characters like The Question and Justice League of America. Although O'Neil did not receive major awards in his career, his legacy endures through the impact he had on comic book storytelling.

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