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First off: Terror is NOT in this comic.
Maggia schemes are not anything new, but the idea of the half-human cyborg Deathlok meeting the half-human cyborg and Maggia leader Silvermane has potential.
DEATHLOK
Deathlok faces off against Hydro-Man, Beetle, and Speed Demon. That’s fun.
Spider-Man fights the Maggia, and MJ is worried.
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Silvermane finds out that Deathlok exists and wants his body for himself. That’s how this all ties together: Spider-Man stopping a gang war, Punisher doing the same, Deathlok hunted by Silvermane, and some other super-villains working for/against Silvermane.
Daredevil and Punisher (of course) also appear.
Nothing changes as a result of this comic. It’s a solid read, but it’s nothing you’ll miss if you can’t find it. The only thing about this comic that is memorable is that it has the first appearance of Scorpia.
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It all ends with bliss.
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