Amazing Spider-Man #68.Deaths - "Cain is Able" (2025)
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Amazing Spider-Man #68.Deaths - "Cain is Able" (2025)
written by Christos Gage art by Mark Buckingham & Mattia Iacono
From Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #070, “Nothing Can Stop the Spider-Naut”
Art by Ed McGuinness, Mark Farmer, Cliff Rathburn, Alex Sinclair and Marcio Menyz
Written by Joe Kelly
Spectacular Spider-Man #208 (1993)
#Earth199 — Worshiped, in the past, as a god and as a demon, Cyttorak was banished to his home dimension by a Sorcerer Supreme from the past. Now, he keeps affecting Earth through his avatar: The Juggernaut.
Magik and Colossus reach an understanding
I'm truly sorry for the Greg Land art. Ugh
Khonshu talking about Stephen being dead during Blood Hunt like, WHY DO YOU CARE, KHONSHU?
I know it's just a tease for the Eight Deaths of Spider-Man, but I find it funny that it happened in a Moon Knight book.
I also wanted to highlight the fact that Peter mentioned not only Stephen, but Clea and Wong as well. I love how they're part of the magic lore now, even though we're about to have a break in Doctor Strange of Asgard (which nobody asked for but here we are).
I need Marvel editorial to be serious and remember Clea and Wong have a fundamental role to Stephen's life, and that he can't function without them :')
Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #0 (2024)
2008's X-Men: Legacy Vol.1 #219 cover by Mike McKone and John Rauch.