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Gerry Conway plays with all his old toys. Hobgoblin breaks Carrion out of The Vault, making short work of the Guardsmen prison guards, including one fatality.
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Meanwhile Carrion wants to get back in touch with his human side, so he goes to his mommy’s house. Spider-Man does, too, looking for him. And of course, they all end up there at the same time and get into a big fight. The villains take Spidey alive and try to sell him to Hammerhead and Tombstone.
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Spidey is a nag. Carrion wants him to be quiet. I thought that was a funny scene.
Mary Jane finds out and tries to get Mr. Prideheart, the new owner of the Daily Bugle and who is also the super-powered Puma (who, like MJ, knows Peter is Spider-Man), but Puma declines. I really don’t get why Puma is even in this comic. He never does anything.
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Spidey escapes, they fight again, and the two villains “die” when Hobgoblin crashes into Carrion and his foot-flying thing explodes. With a big SHAROOM!
Must be lots of fuel in that little thing?
Anyway, of course they’re not dead.
MJ also punches a dude who deserves to be punched.
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