Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 6

Part of the "A Trivial Pursuit" story arc Alternate Covers: Textless Cosmic Ghost Rider Vs. Variant Second Printing Variant Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #6 Published Released November, 2018 September 26, 2018 Issue Details Pages 32 Rating T (13 and up) Original Price $3.99 Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski Cover Artist Humberto Ramos Edgar Delgado Production Anthony Gambino Alan Fine Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada President Dan Buckley "A Trivial Pursuit: Part One" Writer Nick Spencer Penciler Humberto Ramos Steve Lieber Inker Victor Olazaba Steve Lieber Colourist Edgar Delgado Rachelle Rosenberg Letterer Joe Caramagna Editor Nick Lowe Kathleen Wisneski Previous Issue Next Issue Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #5 Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #7

Okay people, gather around -- we're just about ready to start -- Spider-Man Trivia Night!

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Appearing in "A Trivial Pursuit: Part One"

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man / "The Liar" (Peter Parker) (Main story and recap)

Supporting Characters:

• Mary Jane Watson
• Boomerang (Fred Myers) (Main story and flashback)
• Randy Robertson

Antagonists:

• Vulture (Adrian Toomes)
• Black Ant (Eric O'Grady)
• Taskmaster (Tony Masters)
• Mayor Wilson Fisk (Main story and flashback)

Other Characters:

• Dougie (Only appearance; dies)
• Sugar Ray (Mentioned) (Topical reference)
• Big Wheel (Recap)
• Rhino (Aleksei Sytsevich) (Recap)
• Electro (Francine Frye) (Main story and recap)
• NYPD (Referenced)
• Hydra (Recap)
• Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff) (Recap)
• Maria Hill (Referenced)
• Daily Bugle (Named only)
• Speed Demon ("James Sanders") (First appearance)
• Shocker ("Herman Schultz") (First appearance)
• Beetle ("Janice Lincoln") (First appearance)
• Overdrive ("James Beverley") (First appearance)
• Beetle (Janice Lincoln) (Mentioned)
• Shocker (Herman Schultz) (Only in flashback)
• Avengers (Mentioned)
• Underground (Mentioned)
• Captain Universe (Mentioned)
• Kangaroo (Brian Hibbs)
• Trapster
• Scorcher (Steven Hudak)
• Killer Shrike (Simon Maddicks)
• Cyclone (Pierre Fresson)
• Squid (Donald Callahan)
• 8-Ball
• Mirage (Desmond Charne) (Deceased)
• Shatterfist
• Numerous unidentified Bar with No Name patrons (Main story and flashback)
• Melter
• Prowler (Hobie Brown)
• Daredevil (Matt Murdock) (Photo)
• Brothers Grimm (Percy & Barton Grimes)
• Answer (Aaron Nicholson)
• Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) (Imagination)
• Kang the Conqueror (Nathaniel Richards) (Imagination)
• Dormammu (Imagination)
• The Devil / Mephisto (Imagination)
• Dweller-in-Darkness (Imagination)
• Grandmaster (En Dwi Gast) (Imagination)
• Thanos (Imagination)
• Collector (Taneleer Tivan) (Imagination)
• Death (Imagination)
• Kraven (Sergei Kravinoff) (Imagination)
• Felicia Hardy (Imagination)
• Vulture (Adrian Toomes) (Imagination)
• Bird-Man (Achille DiBacco) (Corpse in imagination)
• Norman Osborn (Imagination)
• Omega Red (Arkady Rossovich) (Corpse in imagination)
• Ringer (Anthony Davis) (Corpse in imagination)
• Turner D. Century (Clifford Michaels) (Corpse in imagination)
• Scourge (Delazny) (Referenced)
• Man-Bull (William Taurens)
• Spot (Johnny Ohnn)
• White Rabbit (Lorina Dodson)
• Deke
• The Living Brain II (First appearance)
• Sinister Six (Mentioned)
• The Living Brain (Mentioned)
• Kingsley Limited (Mentioned)
• Basilisk (Basil Elks) (Mentioned)
• Galactus (Mentioned)
• Heralds of Galactus (Mentioned)
• Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) (Mentioned)
• Looter (Norton Fester)
• Firelord (Pyreus Kril) (Mentioned)
• Dexter Bennett (Mentioned)
• Professor Ramon Vasquez (Mentioned)
• Abraham Erskine (Mentioned)
• Will O' The Wisp (Jackson Arvad) (Mentioned)
• Fates (Invoked)
• Corona Motors (Mentioned)
• Carter & Lombardo Ad Agency (Mentioned)
  • Mr. Carter (Mentioned)
  • Mr. Lombardo (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

• Humans (Main story and flashback)
• Pigs (Photo)
• Hawks (Mentioned)
• LMDs
• Black Ant's Ants
• Mutants (Imagination)
• Faltine (Imagination)
• Demons (Imagination)
• Cosmic Beings (Imagination)
• Titanians (Imagination)
• Abstract Entities (Imagination)
• Robots
• Spiders (Referenced)

Locations:

• Earth (Main story and flashback)
  • North America (Main story and flashback)
    • United States of America (Main story and flashback)
      • New York (Main story and flashback)
        • New York City (Main story and flashback)
          • Brooklyn
            • Mount Prospect Park
              • Brooklyn Museum
          • Manhattan (Main story and flashback)
            • East Village
              • Bowery
                • Peter, Randy, & Fred's apartment
            • Upper West Side (Recap)
              • Museum of Natural History, Central Park West (Mentioned) (Main story and flashback)
            • Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum Mile, Upper East Side (Mentioned)
            • Midtown
              • Chelsea (Mentioned)
                • Chelsea Piers (Mentioned)
              • Hell's Kitchen
                • 51st Street and Eighth Avenue
                  • Bar with No Name
            • Civic Center (Main story and flashback)
              • New York City Hall (Main story and flashback)
      • Washington, D.C. (Recap)
        • White House (Recap)
      • New Jersey (Recap)
        • Newark (Recap)
          • Fred Myers' restaurant (Recap)
      • Ohio (Imagination)
        • Medina County (Imagination)
  • Europe (Referenced)
• Heaven (Invoked)

Items:

• Vulture's Wings (Main story and recap)
• Fly (Mentioned) (Topical reference)
• Black Ant's Suit and Helmet
• Pym Particles (Behind the scenes)
• Captain America's Shield (Photo)
• Rhino Armor (Recap)
• "The real prize" (Behind the scenes in recap)
• Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters (Main story and recap)
• Spider-Tracer
• Spider-Tracer-Tracker (Behind the scenes)
• Webs (Referenced)
• Cyclone's Suit
• Prowler's Suit
• Daredevil's Suit (Photo)
• Kang Armor (Imagination)
• Kraven's Lion's Head Vest (Imagination)

Vehicles:

• Big Wheel (Recap)
• Hydra Helicarriers (Recap)
• Spider-Mobile (Mentioned)

Event:

• Secret Empire (Recap)
  
  

Synopsis for "A Trivial Pursuit: Part One"

Black Ant and Taskmaster kidnap the Vulture, at the behest of someone who apparently pays them well. Peter hates having Boomerang as a roommate, and following him he discovers that he meets his old gang to play poker. Knowing that Peter was the official photographer of Spider-Man, he takes him to the Bar With No Name pretending to be a supervillain: the Liar.The reason is that trivial pursuit is played that evening with Spider-Man as an argument: Boomerang proposes that Peter keep the prize money, while he will make a good impression. Young Parker initially doesn't want to know, but then decides to stay to find out something about the criminals' plans. Obviously Peter guesses all the answers and ends up enjoying us. Meanwhile, Boomerang tries to extort money from Kingpin, so Kingpin puts a bounty on him.

Solicit Synopsis

• Wondering when Boomerang’s status as Spider-Man’s roommate would blow up?

• Yeah, it’s this issue. Uh-oh.

Notes

• The scene where Peter speculates that the Bar With No Name originated as a speakeasy during the Great Depression is accompanied by a shot of the Noir versions of Kraven, Felicia Hardy, the Vulture, and Norman Osborn.
• The scene in which Boomerang meets his old gang is penciled by The Superior Foes of Spider-Man artist Steve Lieber.
• Reference is made to the role of Boomerang in Secret Empire story arc.

See Also

• 11 Image(s) from Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 6
• 2 Reprints of Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 6

Footnotes

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