Hees struggled for years to control the coiled reptile that dwells deep within his heart. Now, at the end of his rope, one bad day will change Dr. Curt Connorss life forever and the Lizard will stalk the streets once more! As Connorss self-destructive behavior escalates, Spider-Man must try to corral his out-of-control friend. But the Lizard may force the wall-crawler to kill, rather than cure! Plus: On a rooftop in the Bronx sits a sad handicapped man. A prisoner of his own crippled body, how will a battle between the wall-crawler and Morbius, the Living Vampire, change his life? Collects SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #11-13, plus the fully painted SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #14.
by Diamond Comic Distributors & Previews Catalog
Published October, 2004 (Modern Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 2004 for $10.99 USD. This issue contains 112 pages in Color, the current NM value is $11.00 USD. The publisher has rated this issue Marvel PSR (12+).
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Here There Be Monsters
Read 2020: Book begins with a 3-issue Lizard story which tells us who is in charge when Dr. Connors loses his shit and becomes a giant humanoid lizard, and I hardly cared for it. While Jenkins can write some good psychological exploration of characters, I don't care for what he says about Connors/the Lizard. Peter Parker seems to be a huge sap and trusts too much in a man who doesn't seem to give a shit about his kid, who is de-aged from Amazing Spider-Man 252 or even 365. Spectacular 14 is reprinted, which is a more engaging story about a kid with such severe cerebral palsy he cannot talk at all. We get to know his thoughts as his father and sister take care of him and what he witnesses when Spidey fights Morbius. Engaging painted tale.
