This Spider-Man comic book is a must-have for any fan of the superhero. It features a variant cover and is signed by renowned comic book artist Todd McFarlane. The comic book is in NEAR MINT condition. The story is titled "Torment" and was published in 1990 by Marvel Comics. The issue number is 1 and it is part of the Spider-Man series. It is written in English and is intended for a general audience. The comic book is a single unit and is a platinum variant type. The comic book is a great addition to any collection and is perfect for anyone who loves superhero comics.



(Marvel) Cover for Spider-Man #1 Platinum Variant
Basic Information
Published
August 1990
Comic Age
Copper
Cover Price
0.00
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  • Estimated 10,000 Produced
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Stories may contain spoilers Torment (Part I of V) Synopsis for "Torment (Part I of V)"

Spider-Man web-slings across the city and stumbles upon a mugging in progress. He gets the drop on the criminal who turns around and fires at him. Spider-Man easily dodges the bullets then disarms the man. He hangs him suspended from the cornice of a building wrapped up in web fluid.

Elsewhere, a mysterious individual conducts a ritual that summons forth the Lizard. The Lizard rises from the East River and tries to track down the source of a persistent throbbing in his skull. He comes to shore and attacks a group of would-be thieves. He dives into them demonstrating a savage ferocity unlike any he's ever displayed before. One of the punks fires a gun at the Lizard and blood sprays against the wall behind him. This is hardly enough to stop his rampage.

The next morning, Peter wakes up and decides to a little web-slinging before class. Mary Jane bids him good-bye and looks at the front page of the Daily Bugle. The headline reads "3 Killings - men slashed to death". A photograph in the paper shows a wall with the letters "CNNR" written in blood.

As day turns to night, the Lizard claims another victim.