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Quote1 Any time even a little bit of happiness comes your way... you pay attention. Might be all that sees you through for a long, long time. Quote2
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Appearing in "Wolverine: The Vigil - Part 3"

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  • Marie (Mentioned) (Deceased)

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Appearing in "Home of the Brave"

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  • Mae's husband (First appearance)
  • Mae (First appearance)

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Appearing in "Heart of a Spider"

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Synopsis for "Heart of a Spider"

Spider-Man finds himself in a ring fighting Crusher Hogan in a deadly wrestling match. And Crusher became super strong and super fast. Doctor Voodoo appears in front of him and tells him that someone has cast a spell on him and Crusher and that if they die in the dream they are trapped in, they will indeed die. Hogan accuses Spider-Man of causing him to lose money, reputation and wife, but he reminds him that all of this was lost due to his ties to mala and that he now runs a gym. The truth weakens the spell and Doctor Voodoo manages to find its artifact: Doctor Druid and defeat him by breaking the spell. Voodoo explains to Spidey that Druid wanted to rip out his heart and use it in a potion that would give him immortality. Spider-Man then decides to visit Hogan.

Solicit Synopsis

“THE VIGIL” featuring Wolverine continues with part 3 in this ongoing series! Three tales with echoes of the decade that began the Heroic Age—the swingin’ 1960s! First up, Wolverine continues his vigil, bringing him to the worst places on Earth. Then, the co-writer of the award-winning March trilogy, Andrew Aydin, pens a tale of Captain America during the Civil Rights movement. Finally, an all-new story of Marvel’s most famous son of the ’60s – Spider-Man!

Featuring a story by the co-writer of March, Andrew Aydin!

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