Spider-Man: The Gauntlet, Vol. 4 - Juggernaut

Roger Stern, Fred Van Lente

ISBN 10: 078514613X / ISBN 13: 9780785146131

Published by Marvel, 2010

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Spider-Man: The Gauntlet, Vol. 4 - Juggernaut
• Publisher: Marvel
• Publication Date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 078514613X
• ISBN 13: 9780785146131
• Binding: Hardcover
• Illustrator: Michael Gaydos; Lee Weeks
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

When a pounding Spider-Sense headache leads Spider-Man to the comatose body of his biggest, toughest foe, he realizes that something - or someone - can indeed stop the Juggernaut! But who? How? And who are they coming for next? Can Spider-Man find out before it's too late? And will Peter Parker ever get to have dinner with Carlie Cooper?

Collects: Amazing Spider-Man #626-629.

From the Back Cover

"Roger Stern's sequel to his classic storyline hit all the right notes..."-- ComicBookRevolution.com

SOMETHING CAN STOP THE JUGGERNAUT!

The unlikeliest of foes, Spider-Man and Juggernaut have gone toe-to-toe multiple times in the past, each battle ending in one massive migraine for New York's favorite wall-crawler! But after each previous confrontation, at least Spidey could say he walked away alive. Not so this time, perhaps, as the web-slinger must face not only the once-unstoppable force of the Juggernaut, but also the cosmic entity that finally was able to stop him! Stuck between two of the universe's most awesome powers, something may just stop Spider-Man - for good!

Plus: The Hood holds an open casting call for someone to don the suit of the old Scorpion! How does this fit into the Kravinoff's plans? And what is the new Scorpion, Carmilla Black, doing at the auditions?

Collecting Amazing Spider-Man #626-629 -- written by Roger Stern and Fred Van Lente, and illustrated by Michael Gaydos and Lee Weeks -- plus the classic Amazing Spider-Man #229-230.