Pete's still moping about his tragic life, compounded by the fact that he can't get rid of the priceless tablet without people knowing that he's Spider-Man.
If only Quicksilver were here to complicate things. In typical Cross-Over fashion, one hero jumps to hasty conclusions about another and Twinkletoes sets his sights on apprehending Spider-Man.
Robbie publishes Pete's pix which generally tie up all the loose plot ends: (Kingpin bad, protesters, good, Spidey innocent).
Lastly Spider-Man convinces Quickie (the wall-crawler totally calls him that once, let's hope it catches on) that's he's a good guy.
Notes
- Take a look at that picture. We're talking about Quicksilver here! A guy who was just running so fast, that he created a vortex around Spider-Man. Now we've seen Pete bruise his arm so badly that he needs a sling, so we know it can be done. You're telling me that this isn't going to be worse than falling awkwardly off a building? I'm not buying.
Credits
Smilin' Stan Lee, Author
Jazzy Johnny Romita, Innovator
Jim (Mad-Man) Mooney, Illustrator
Lettered By- Sam Rosen
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