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The Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1: Coming Home

by J. Michael Straczynski

2001•EN
About the book

Peter Parker transitions into a new chapter of adulthood by returning to his former high school as a science teacher. His life takes a supernatural turn when he meets Ezekiel Sims, an elderly man with abilities identical to his own. Sims challenges Peter’s understanding of his origin, suggesting his powers derive from an ancient arachnid totem rather than a simple lab accident. This revelation coincides with the arrival of Morlun, an unstoppable psychic vampire who hunts those with animal-based spirits to drain their life force.

Readers of classic superhero fiction will find a grounded reimagining of a familiar icon. This volume appeals to those who prefer character-driven narratives that balance street-level responsibilities with metaphysical high stakes. The audience gains a fresh perspective on the internal mechanics of the Marvel Universe and a renewed understanding of the hero’s resilience. By the end, the reader sees Peter Parker not just as a costumed vigilante, but as a mentor reconciling his scientific mind with a mystical destiny.

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Published
2001
Language
EN

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