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    Spider-Man: The Final Adventure #1 - Destiny's Web by deactivated-5d67b74feefbd on August 29, 2019

    This comic takes place at the time of the Clone Saga.It's a different take on Peter and it's refreshing as Peter fights a villain so strong he almost can't defeat!This villain's called Tendril and only appeared in this mini-series as a villain who's made out of Peter's spider webs.He's a creepy villain who gave me the chills.He spins people in spider webs and eats them.I wouldn't recommend it but if you love the Clone Saga or want to see a new Spider-Man villain that didn't make a return outside...

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    Spider-Man: The Final Adventure #1 - Destiny's Web by cm_cameron on March 03, 2011

    THE BASICSA story set during the period in Peter's life when he thinks he's a clone and has retired from being Spider-Man.MY COMPLIMENTS TO THE CHEFIt's too often forgotten that Peter Parker is a really smart guy or, if not forgotten, perhaps it's easier to write him as just a smart-mouth. Fortunately, the team behind this comic have neither forgotten nor taken the easy way out. Pete is definitely portrayed as a scientific mind here, working at the very institute that created the spider that gav...

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