Web Of Spider-Man #'s 67 & 68 Green Goblin & Tombstone Appearances (1990)

& inked by Bob Sharen, Alex Saviuk & Rick Parker

#67: With Friends Like These - After his failed attempt to steal the chemical Diox-3, Tombstone had managed to break out of the chemical testing chamber and crawl his way out to FDR Drive. There he is surrounded by a trio of muggers who attempt to rob him. Reaching out, he crushes one of the thieve's hands. Another pulls a gun and tries to shoot him, but the bullets don't penetrate his skin. As Tombstone arises from the ground, looking for a fight, the other two thugs rightfully panic and run away. While not far away, Spider-Man confronts the Green Goblin about his sudden return. The Goblin tells the wall-crawler to leave him alone but then agrees to land his glider so they can talk. Removing his mask, Harry Osborn explains that after he defended his family from the Hobgoblin recently, he found his costumed identity exciting and decided to renew the career of the Green Goblin, as a force for good. Spider-Man points out that costumed heroics are dangerous, reminding Harry that he has a wife and child at home. Harry puts his mask back on and tells Spider-Man that he finds such reasoning strange coming from him and tells the web-slinger to mind his own business. As the Green Goblin leaves the scene, Spider-Man is worried that Harry may be remembering his repressed memories of his true identity.

#68: Joe Robertson refuses to be intimidated by Tombstone, even though he now has powers. Spider-Man has arrived on the scene and is spotted by Nick Katzenberg. After Tombstone explains how the Diox-3 changed his body and made it invulnerable, Spider-Man comes crashing in through the window. As Spider-Man deals with Tombstone's armed guards, Nick Katzenberg snaps photos from the window. Ultimately, Tombstone manages to strike Spider-Man from behind, knocking the hero back out onto the lawn, landing on Katzenberg. Meanwhile, Hammerhead has managed to break free from his bonds but is quickly knocked out by Tombstone.

These Copper Age Comics are in Near Mint Condition and an Excellent Addition to any Collection.

Publication Dates: August 10th, 1990 to September10th, 1990
Copper Age Comics
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