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Peter Parker: Spider-Man – Volume 4 {Trials & Tribulations}               Trade Paperback 
Writer: Paul Jenkins
Artists: Mark Buckingham & Staz Johnson
Inker: Wayne Faucher
Colorist: Transparency Digital
Letterers: Wes Abbott – ‘Comicraft/WA’, Randy Gentile & Richard Starkings
Editor: Axel Alonso
Cover by: Frank Cho

In the wake of the much-heralded relaunches of such titles as Avengers and Fantastic Four, Marvel rebooted its main “Spider-verse” titles with The Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 2) and Peter Parker, Spider-Man.

With the first issue, writer Howard Mackie (Ghost Rider) and artist John Romita, Jr. (Iron Man) do much to return Spidey to his former glory. Peter Parker’s life is again one made difficult by the juggling of a multitude of responsibilities as the dutiful nephew of his ever-ailing Aunt May; as the devoted husband of his jet-setting, supermodel wife, Mary Jane Watson-Parker; as the determined photographer for the Daily Bugle; as the distracted employee of a scientific research facility; and as the dedicated super-hero… your friendly, neighborhood Spider-Man. “Duty and responsibility” has long been the theme of the Spider-Man. While our hero got a bit lost for awhile among the clones and the alien symbiotes, this title restores him to his proper place in the Marvel Universe.

In Peter Parker: Spider-Man – Volume 4, now a young man, Peter attempts to live a normal life while facing some of the most powerful – and strangest – villains ever. This volume includes of series a tales, including a three-parter in which Spider-Man faces off against an enigmatic new female villain, plus a special extra-length story in which Peter and Aunt May talk at length about some of the wall-crawler’s most dangerous adventures.

Peter Parker: Spider-Man – Volume 4 {Trials & Tribulations} Trade Paperback contains:

Peter Parker: Spider-Man Issue #35

An individual’s perception of Spider-Man is a very personal thing. To six-year-old Jamal, growing up in the mean streets, the web-slinger is very personal indeed. And what do you think would happen when he finally gets a chance to meet his idol?
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Peter Parker: Spider-Man Issue #37

Old Man Winter is angry, the wind chill is at minus 40, and Peter Parker has dragged himself out of bed to sit around in the freezing cold waiting for the bad guys to show!
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Peter Parker: Spider-Man Issue #48-50

In part #1, Still mourning the comatose state of Flash Thompson, Spidey also has to face a strange woman, and old crimes committed by a corporation.

Next in part #2, Spidey receives help from Buddhist deity, Tara; secrets are revealed, and a new villain is introduced.

Finally in part #3, Peter finally tells Aunt May his whole truth behind being Spider-Man, including the identity of the Green Goblin and the danger that hangs over them on a daily basis.
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Trade Paperback reprints/collects: Peter Parker: Spider-Man (1999) Issues #35, 37, 48-50.  Marvel Comics

Trade Paperback is bagged & boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.

First Printing
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Publication Date: 2003
Format: FC, 128 pages, TPB, 10″ x 6.5″
ISBN-10: 0785111506
ISBN-13: 9780785111504

Collectible Entertainment note: Trade Paperback is in Very Fine condition.  Beautiful!  Please See Scans!!  A must have for any serious Spider-man collector and/or enthusiast.  A fun & entertaining read.  Highly Recommended.

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