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Marvel Comics Presents #138 (Spider-Man)Issue(s): Marvel Comics Presents #138 (Spider-Man story only) Review/plot: ![]() ![]() ![]() The conflict turns into a proxy debate about assisted suicide. ![]() Deathurge has no business with Spider-Man, so he decides to leave and come back when Spidey is gone. The story ends with Spider-Man trying to wait it out. ![]() It's been established that Deathurge is an agent of Oblivion (although that's distinct from Death), and his name is Deathurge, but i find it hard to accept him in this role (Peter David's Mercy, on the other hand, was created for this role). I'm also not sure that this is a great way to use Spider-Man for a rare Marvel Comics Presents story starring him. I always find the positions that heroes take in these moral dilemmas to be a bit arbitrary. But now that i think about it, i guess a guy willing to sacrifice his marriage and all of Marvel continuity to give his 180 year old aunt another few months to live would indeed fight a guy trying to bring a peaceful rest to people dying painfully of cancer. Quality Rating: D+ Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A References: N/A Crossover: N/A Continuity Insert? N My Reprint: N/A Inbound References (1): showCharacters Appearing: Deathurge, Spider-Man Comments are now closed. |
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