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* DoingInTheWizard: [[spoiler:The mini-series is horror, alright, but of the [[PsychologicalHorror psychological]] variety, since everything was a plan by scientist villain Jackal, with the unwilling help of Mysterio. Even the conductor was part of Mysterios's illusions.]]
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* DoingInTheWizard: [[spoiler:The mini-series is horror, alright, but of the [[PsychologicalHorror psychological]] variety, since everything was a plan by scientist villain Jackal, with the unwilling help of Mysterio. Even the conductor was part of Mysterios's Mysterio's illusions.]]
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* DoingInTheWizard: [[spoiler:The mini-series is horror, alright, but of the [[PsychologicalHorror psychological]] variety, since everything was a plan by scientist villain Jackal, with the unwilling help of Mysterio. Even the conductor was part of Mysterios's illusions.]]
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* TheEndOrIsIt: In the last issue, after the mastermind is revealed and defeated, Spider-Man does his usual swinging around New York City while pondering about the situation, then concludes everything is back to normal. Then, he passes by a reflective glass window and [[spoiler:the Jackal's image, not Spider's, reflects on the glass window. Spider-Man turns to the window and, not noticing anything different, questions himself if anything is indeed over.]]
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* BigBad: Who is the man behind the psychological torment? [[spoiler:The Jackal.]]
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''Spine-Tingling Spider-Man'' is a 2023 limited series from Creator/MarvelComics, starring the titular ComicBook/SpiderMan. It's written by Creator/SaladinAhmed, with art by Juan Ferreyra.
Spider-Man wakes up one day and finds that he doesn't exist, with his apartment not being his anymore, none of his loved ones recognize him, and he's lost his powers. All of this is the work of a being called the Conductor, who seems intent on terrorizing Spidey.
The first issue was released October 18, 2023.
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!! ''Spine-Tingling Spider-Man'' contains the following tropes:
* TheBusCameBack: Spidercide, a more evil clone of Spider-Man than even Kaine at his worst, returns.
* CarryABigStick: The Conductor uses a mallet as a weapon.
* DePower: On top of being Unpersoned, Peter has lost his powers.
* OutOfGenreExperience: The comic is more of a horror series than the general superhero fare Spidey usually deals with.
* RailroadEmployeeRoundhouse: The main villain of the story is a evil zombie train conductor.
* {{Unperson}}: The comic involves Peter waking up and finding out he doesn't exist, with his apartment not being his anymore, and no one recognizes him.
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''Spine-Tingling Spider-Man'' is a 2023 limited series from Creator/MarvelComics, starring the titular ComicBook/SpiderMan. It's written by Creator/SaladinAhmed, with art by Juan Ferreyra.
Spider-Man wakes up one day and finds that he doesn't exist, with his apartment not being his anymore, none of his loved ones recognize him, and he's lost his powers. All of this is the work of a being called the Conductor, who seems intent on terrorizing Spidey.
The first issue was released October 18, 2023.
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!! ''Spine-Tingling Spider-Man'' contains the following tropes:
* TheBusCameBack: Spidercide, a more evil clone of Spider-Man than even Kaine at his worst, returns.
* CarryABigStick: The Conductor uses a mallet as a weapon.
* DePower: On top of being Unpersoned, Peter has lost his powers.
* OutOfGenreExperience: The comic is more of a horror series than the general superhero fare Spidey usually deals with.
* RailroadEmployeeRoundhouse: The main villain of the story is a evil zombie train conductor.
* {{Unperson}}: The comic involves Peter waking up and finding out he doesn't exist, with his apartment not being his anymore, and no one recognizes him.
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