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| Publisher |
Marvel |
| Writer |
Roger Stern |
| Penciler |
Marie Severin |
| Inker |
Bruce Patterson |
| Colorist |
Ben Sean |
| Letterer |
Rick Parker |
| Cover Artist |
Frank Miller |
| Cover Artist |
Al Milgrom |
| Published | November 1980 |
DOUBLE DEFEAT Spider-Man and the new Prowler are left to die in a room filling with gas by Belladonna. However, Spider-Man manages to bust free, the Prowler is burned in the escape due to Belladonna's trap and is turned over to the police. After a fruitless search for Belladonna, Spider-Man returns to his apartment, where he is visited by Debora Whitman and the two decide to go out for coffee. Meanwhile, in the hospital, the Prowler revives and recovers his equipment with the intention of getting revenge on Belladonna. Peter meanwhile, realizing there is a tie between Belladonna and fashion designer Desiree Vaughn-Pope goes to pay her a visit to Spider-Man. He instead meets her sister Narda (who is really Belladonna) tells Spider-Man that her sister had gone to visit Roderick Kingsley who is in league with her. Going after Kingsley, Spider-Man is unaware that Narda is phoning Kingsley and tipping him off that Spider-Man is coming, under Belladonna's order to eliminate him. Spider-Man spying the paranoid Kingsley is pacing around his apartment with a gun sends down a web filled dummy when Kingsley shoots the spider-dummy, Belladonna overhears it via a bug she planted in Kingsley's apartment. Belladonna is then visited by the Prowler who plans on getting revenge. However, the arrival of an alive-and-well Spider-Man breaks things up, and he webs up Belladonna, Prowler and the rest of her goons nice a snug for the authorities.
