Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 106

 Their unprovoked attack on Paradise Omega is clearly an act of war, Spider-Man... and people die in wars. 

—Captain America

Appearing in "Judgement Day"

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (See chronology)

Supporting Characters:

• Daily Bugle
  • ⏴ Betty Brant ⏵
  • ⏴ Joe Robertson ⏵
  • ⏴ J. Jonah Jameson ⏵
• ⏴ Jean Grey ⏵
• Puck (Eugene Judd) (See chronology)
• ⏴ Hercules ⏵

Antagonists:

• ⏴ Strong Guy ⏵
• ⏴ Firestar (Angelica Jones) ⏵
• ⏴ Darkhawk (Chris Powell) ⏵
• Rogue (See chronology)
• ⏴ Thing (Ben Grimm) ⏵

Other Characters:

• ⏴ Thanos ⏵
• ⏴ Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) ⏵
• Infinity Watch
  • ⏴ Drax (Arthur Douglas) ⏵
  • ⏴ Maxam ⏵
  • Moondragon (Heather Douglas) (See chronology)
  • ⏴ Gamora ⏵
• X-Men
  • ⏴ Beast (Henry "Hank" McCoy) ⏵
  • ⏴ Wolverine (Logan) ⏵
  • ⏴ Forge ⏵
  • Archangel (Warren Worthington III) (See chronology)
  • ⏴ Storm (Ororo Munroe) ⏵
• ⏴ Speedball (Robert Baldwin) ⏵
• ⏴ Nova (Rich Rider) ⏵
• ⏴ Hulk (Bruce Banner) ⏵
• ⏴ Iron Man (Tony Stark) ⏵
• Sleepwalker (See chronology)
• Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange) (See chronology)
• ⏴ Thor (Odinson) ⏵
• Alpha Flight
  • ⏴ Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski) ⏵
  • ⏴ Talisman (Elizabeth Twoyoungmen) ⏵
  • ⏴ Windshear (Colin Hume) ⏵
• ⏴ Wonder Man (Simon WIlliams) ⏵
• ⏴ Moon Knight (Marc Spector) ⏵
• Multiple Man (James Madrox) (See chronology)
• ⏴ Quicksilver (Pietro) ⏵
• Fantastic Four
  • ⏴ Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) ⏵ (Appears on screen)
  • Invisible Woman (Sue Storm) (See chronology)
  • ⏴ Human Torch (Johnny Storm) ⏵
• Avengers
  • ⏴ Vision ⏵ (Appears on screen)
  • ⏴ Black Knight (Dane Whitman) ⏵
  • ⏴ Captain America (Steve Rogers) ⏵
• Living Lightning (Miguel Santos) (See chronology)
• US Agent (John Walker) (See chronology)
• Daredevil (Matt Murdock) (See chronology)
• The Goddess

Races and Species:

• Humans
• Mutants
• Human-Olympian Hybrids
• Mutant Eternal
• Zenn-Lavians
• Zen-Whoberis
• Sleepwalkers
• Asgardians
• Synthezoids

Locations:

• Paradise Omega
• Earth
  • North America
    • United States of America
      • New York
        • New York City
          • Manhattan
            • Murray Hill
              • 39th Street and Second Avenue
                • Daily Bugle Building
            • Empire State University (Mentioned)

Items:

• Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
• Cloak of Levitation
• Eye of Agamotto
• Mjolnir
• Mind Gem
• Time Gem
• Captain America's Uniform and Shield

Vehicles:

• Avenger's Quinjet

Synopsis for "Judgement Day"

As two modified Quinjets fly toward Paradise Omega, the crew of both vessels are contacted by Thanos and the Silver Surfer.^{[Continuity 1]} The Surfer has defected from the Goddess' army and Thanos knows they are about to invade her planetoid and has created a distraction for them.^{[Continuity 2]} Meanwhile, on Paradise Omega, Moondragon has gathered her followers to prepare for war. Spider-Man can't believe that it is coming to this. He doesn't like the idea of dying in battle when things are going so well for him on Earth.^{[Continuity 3]} Things between those who follow the Goddess have grown tense. Jean Grey is reveling in the prospect of going to war, as the Goddess' promise of universal peace can finally bring an end to all bigotry toward mutants. This comes as a shock to Storm, her teammate on the X-Men, who has never heard Jean speak with such fervor. Jean refuses to let anyone stand in her way and telekinetically pushes Storm away. When the two come to blows, Spider-Man tries to stop them but is no match for Jean's telekinetic powers. It takes the intervention of Captain America to stop the two mutants from fighting. He tells them to save their strength for their enemies. Although Spider-Man believes in the Goddess, he can't believe that they are going to fight former allies to the death. Hearing this, Captain America coldly reminds the wall-crawler that people die in wars.

Reports then come in informing them that Thor has disabled the Quinjets and the passengers on board have escaped in escape pods that are now landing all over Paradise Omega.^{[Continuity 4]} Moondragon then informs the faithful that she is going to dispatch everyone in teams. Captain America pairs Spider-Man with Puck of Alpha Flight, as the diminutive warrior is a war veteran and can make sure the wall-crawler stays on point.^{[Continuity 5]} Later, Spider-Man and Puck are going through the woods. Spider-Man hopes that whoever they fight surrenders before it's too late, but Puck reminds him that a holy war always requires a blood sacrifice. Spotting Strong Guy and Firestar, Puck leaps at them to attack. While Firestar is busy fighting off Puck, Spider-Man covers Strong Guy's eyes with webbing. Ultimately, in the ensuing melee, Spider-Man, Puck, and Firestar are knocked out and Strong Guy runs off to find other opponents to battle. Spider-Man is the first to recover from the fight, leaving him with nobody to tell him who to fight.

Back on Earth, Joe Robertson and Betty Brant are in the Daily Bugle's darkroom developing photos they took in Marla Madison's office. The photos show classified government files about a joint project with Morelle Pharmaceuticals called "Project: Sandstorm". The files provide suitable evidence for their exposé about planning an inner-city test of the project. Joe isn't sure, but Betty is certain they are onto something. Their work is interrupted when J. Jonah Jameson comes barging into the dark room. Jameson demands to know what is going on, and Betty makes up a story about how she and Joe are having an affair in order to keep this secret from Jonah for the time being.

Meanwhile, on Paradise Omega, Spider-Man swings through the forest looking for others when he is contacted telepathically by Moondragon.^{[Continuity 6]} She tells the wall-crawler that the battle is going in their favor and directs him to the location of another battle. He arrives at a lake where Sleepwalker uses his powers to make vines rise out of the water and pull the Human Torch and Darkhawk into the waters. Spider-Man dives into the water with Hercules to deal with Darkhawk who is still trying to fight his way free. Hercules gets caught in the vines as well. Spider-Man rips them out so that he can free the three heroes. He then swings away, saving Hercules from drowning, and also allowing Darkhawk and the Torch to get to the surface as well. As they swing away, Rogue of the X-Men comes looking for a rematch with Hercules. Since he is out of his depth, Spider-Man tosses Hercules at Rogue so they can settle their differences. By this time, the Thing has recovered from a nerve pinch he received from Gamora and has returned to the battle.^{[Continuity 7]}

Spotting Spider-Man, the Thing tries to battle him, but the wall-crawler tries to talk sense. This is interrupted by the arrival of Jean Grey who intends to use her telepathic powers to wipe the Thing's mind. Not wanting this to happen, Spider-Man leaps between the two combatants. In that sudden moment, the Earth's sun goes nova, seemingly killing them all.^{[Continuity 8]}

This story concludes in Infinity Crusade #6...

Appearing in "The Killing Ground"

Featured Characters:

• ⏴ Nightwatch ⏵

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

• ⏴ Deathgrin

Other Characters:

Locations:

• New York City

Items:

• None

Vehicles:

• None

Synopsis for "The Killing Ground"

After battling Deathgrin at the Museum of Natural History, Nightwatch has gone into the sewers of New York to stop his foe once and for all. When Deathgrin tries to ambush Nightwatch, he is ready for his attacker. As the two battle, Deathgrin rips a gas main pipe to use as a weapon, but it does little to harm the masked hero. The villain then tries to drown Nightwatch in the fetid waters. Meanwhile, on the surface, authorities have detected the gas leak and emergency crews begin gathering around the area.

That's when Nightwatch forces Deathgrin out of the water. Deathgrin tries to eat through Nightmask's costume with his acidic touch, but it has no effect. Ultimately, Nightwatch manages to knock out his foe. Emerging from the sewers, the vigilante turns Deathgrin over to the authorities and flies away.

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