Dezago, Todd

Peter Parker is having trouble coming up with an idea for his social studies assignment to write about civic duty, but he gets some good material after his superhero identity of Spider-Man meets Captain America.

Spider-Man needs the help of the Fantastic Four when he is framed by the Chameleon for the theft of a secret formula.

Spider-Man and Kitty Pryde of the X-Men find themselves held captive by a group of "monsters" living secretly under the city.

Spider-Man and Storm work together to help Rogue, a young mutant who, unaware of her powers, almost rages out of control.

Spider-Man subdues Prowler, who has appeared at the scene of two robberies, and is reminded that he should not believe everything he reads in the newspaper.

Spider-Man, our teenaged, web-thwipping super hero is currently not on top of his game. Add in one bitter, vengeful, mechanical-limbed super-villain, a warm, concerned, motherly aunt, and a vociferous newspaper editor finally faced with the true identity of his most hated nemesis, and you get a thrilling, action-packed tale.