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CATALOG RECORD

Spider-Man: The Next Chapter #3

Marvel · Series began 2011 · 2012

Dates

Cover date
2012
On sale
August 8, 2012
Pages
404

Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 978078515977353999

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Creators

pencils: Lee Weeks, John Byrne, Graham Nolan, John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson, Andy Kuhn, Erik Larseninks: Lee Weeks, John Byrne, Al Milgrom, Robert Campanella, Dan Green, Graham Nolan, Randy Elliott, Scott Hanna, Klaus Janson, Harry Candelario, John Romita Jr., John Romita, John Beattyscript: Howard Mackie, John Byrne, Gregory Wrightcolors: Joe Rosas, Gregory Wright, Steve Oliff, Steve Buccellato, Agustin Másletters: Richard Starkings, Liz Agraphiotis, Troy Peteri, John Byrne, Comicraft, Dave Sharpe

Stories

  • Time Enough ...? · 22 pages
  • Living in Oblivion! · 22 pages
  • A Surfeit of Spiders · 22 pages
  • Break of Hearts · 22 pages

    Spider-Man and the Various Spider-Women Take on Charlotte Witter (Doc Ock's Spider-Woman), in an attempt to stop and save her.

  • Denial · 22 pages

    Hulk and Spider-Man clash in and around the train yards while all the time Spider-Man is caught up in the news that Mary Jane is dead in a plane crash. When Spider-Man voices his concerns during the battle it rings true to Hulk, whose own wife is passed. The battle ends and the two work together to repair the tracks in time to save a train headed in their direction. The story ends with Peter receiving word that Mary Jane is alive.

  • We're All Doomed ... Again! · 22 pages
  • Bring Me the Head of Spider-Man! · 22 pages
  • Coming Home · 22 pages

    Spider-Man returns home from Latveria looking for the missing Mary Jane only to find that her old manager stole all of their money and he and Aunt May are being forced out of their apartment. Things get worse when, after he stops the Ghost from blowing up half of Manhattan by sabotaging an experiment at Tricorp, he is fired from his job by Twaki. Even Jameson won't buy Spider-Man pictures from him any more. Could things get any worse?

  • Old Acquaintances · 31 pages
  • Betrayal · 8 pages

    Silver tracks down the Sandman, hoping he hasn't really gone bad.

  • Cliché · 22 pages
  • Dust in the Wind · 22 pages
  • Night of the Hunters · 22 pages
  • Homeward Bound · 23 pages
  • The Curse of Spider-Man? · 22 pages
  • Mirror Mirror · 22 pages
  • The Box · 22 pages

Characters

Peter ParkerSpider-ManBruce BannerHulkBen GrimmThe ThingMary Jane WatsonVictor Von DoomDoctor DoomJ. Jonah JamesonNorman OsbornMay ParkerEddie BrockJessica DrewOtto OctaviusVenomDoctor OctopusWilson FiskKingpinFlash ThompsonRobbie RobertsonGreen GoblinFlint MarkoSandmanBetty BrantHarry OsbornMax DillonElectroLiz AllanBen Urich

Run and key data from the Grand Comics Database (comics.org), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Identifiers and aliases from Wikidata (CC0).