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| Publisher |
Marvel |
| Writer |
Marv Wolfman |
| Penciler |
Ron Wilson |
| Inker |
Pablo Marcos |
| Cover Artist |
Pablo Marcos |
| Colorist |
Janice Cohen |
| Letterer |
John Costanza |
| Cover Artist |
George Perez |
| Published | October 1977 |
The spider-Alicia has Ben trapped in a web and is moving in for the kill when Spider-woman leaps in from behind to save him. Hydra, watching from afar, is more than a little unhappy with this, and orders Alicia to kill Spider-woman instead. After he frees himself, Ben wades into the fight to protect Alicia from Spider-woman, but S-W tells him that Alicia's increased metabolism could well kill her if they don't stop her soon. The two try to lead Alicia outside, and while S-W lures her into the air, Ben makes a phone call to the Baxter Building for help. Meanwhile, our mysterious burglars from the last several issues have finally found their mysterius treasure chest. With a welding torch, they manage to open the box, only to be sucked inside it in a flash of light. Oops. Ben rejoins the struggle, to find Spider-woman completely encased in webbing, and the British police going after spider-Alicia. Ben find hiself stuck in the middle- he's trying to protect Alicia from the police, and himself, Spider-woman, and everyone else from Alicia. Seeing a weird device on her forehead, Bens rips it off, which removes her from Hydra's control but still leaves her as a berserk monster. After a quick cutaway to a Hydra agent paying the price for his failure, we return to the fight, where the Invisible Girl has just arrived from America after Ben's phone call earlier in the issue...
