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And so it ends, not with a bang, but with a Spider-Man. Peter Parker is covering a film shoot starring Simon Williams, and the set is crashed by witches and a weird demon.
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They fight, Wonder Man rejoins the West Coast Avengers, and the series ends. Here’s the last panel:
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I have no idea who the Ungsons are. I’m assuming they wrote a lot of letters to a crappy comic.
Actually, that’s not fair. I really liked the early issues of this book. But then it lost its way. Much like Sensational She-Hulk, X-Factor, and Morbius, Marvel had a bunch of titles that started out with a strong theme and identity, but eventually got blended into the general homogeny of 1990s Marvel.