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Capítulo 1 L O S 2 4 A Ñ O S ( C O N T I N U A C I Ó N ) 1.1 TORMENTO SM 1 Spider-Man atrapa a un simple ratero. El Lagarto (influido y controlado por Calypso) comete varios asesinatos de forma brutal y sangrienta. C: El Lagarto y Calypso no aparecían, res- pectivamente, desde AS 313 y SSM 65. Este cómic constituye el primer trabajo como autor completo de Todd McFarlane, al cual se le dio una colección para que hiciera y deshi- ciera a su antojo. SM 2 El trepamuros se da cuenta de que en uno de los crímenes del Lagarto han dejado escri- to con sangre «CNNR» (fonéticamente, Connors, el álter ego del villano) en la pared. El cabeza de red inicia la búsqueda del Lagarto. Calypso obliga al villano a atacar a Spider-Man. Durante la batalla, accidentalmente, el trepamuros asesina al Lagarto (solo aparentemente). Spider-Man, que está afec- tado por las drogas que le inocularon las garras del Lagarto, es atacado por este. SM 3 Spider-Man es atacado brutalmente por el Lagarto, que lo deja inconsciente. Cuando el trepamuros despierta, se encuentra ante el fantasma de Kraven, al que le falta media cabeza (en realidad es una alucinación pro- vocada por las drogas, tal y como se explica en el número siguiente). SM 4 Se descubre, para el lector, que quien tenía delante Spider-Man no era Kraven, sino Calypso. Los villanos se llevan a un inconsciente trepamuros hasta su guarida. Calypso 18 SM 1 1. 2 SPIDER-HULK WOS 69 Peter y Betty investigan la aparición de un animal salvaje (en realidad se trata de Hulk). Armand Jones1 planea venganza contra los Cuatro Fantásticos, ya que considera que estos mataron a su hermano. Peter y Robbie hacen las paces (el último estaba enfadado con el primero desde WOS 64 porque este fal- sificó unas fotografías de Spider-Man). Kristy sale del Centro de Tratamiento de Desórde- nes Alimenticios. Liz y Harry contratan a Kristy como canguro para Normie. Armand Jones absorbe con un aparato la energía gamma de Bruce Banner, el cual se convierte en Hulk. Spider-Man, que se hallaba cerca del lugar, intenta detener al goliat verde. Armand Jones muere en la batalla. Accidentalmente, Spider-Man absorbe la energía gamma del aparato de Jones. Después de vencer al trepamuros, Hulk huye. 1 Hermano de Ricardo Jones, personaje aparecido en FF 50 y que se hizo pasar por la Cosa. Hasta ahora, este villano pretende matar a Spider-Man. El trepamuros había sido conocido popularmente como la falsa Cosa, se libra de sus ataduras y cuando el Lagarto pues Lee y Kirby jamás le dieron nombre. Se le da uno en lo ataca rompe las cañerías de gas del lugar, esta historia. No tiene relación alguna con Rick Jones. haciendo que este vuele por los aires con ellos y Calypso dentro. SM 5 Mientras el lugar donde están Spider- Man, el Lagarto y Calypso arde, el villano ataca al trepamuros y, al chocar contra unas cadenas, se rompe el cuello. El edificio se desploma sobre Calypso, que, aparentemente, muere. Spider-Man vuelve, destrozado, a casa. Se descubre, para el lector, que el Lagarto no ha muerto. C: El Lagarto y Calypso reaparecen, res- pectivamente, en AS 365 y DD 310. TH 427 La Encantadora y Ulik activan un aparato que afecta la realidad, lo cual activa el senti- do arácnido de Spider-Man. UXM A 14 Spider-Man nota el poder de Rachel Summers. Silver Surfer: The Enslavers Spider-Man lucha y es apresado por los Enslavers. Poco después felicita a Estela Plateada por haber salvado el planeta. SM 3 19.

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