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A Look Back at Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #109 (1985)

Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.

Welcome back superhero enthusiasts, 1980s arts and culture enthusiasts, Spider-Man fans and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1985 to examine a small part of the Marvel Comics shared universe through a tale of the Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man monthly series.

The first two chapters of the murder of Jean DeWolff really impacted not only Spider-Man but also Daredevil and the city of New York. Issue #107 was the start and the search for answers started with a good amount of mystery and suspense. In issue #108, the plot thickened somewhat and Spider-Man encountered the Sin-Eater with lots of bystanders nearby. Since the start, the creators crafted a compelling tale with a heavy touch of detective storytelling.

With those details laid down, here is a look back at Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #109, published in 1985 by Marvel Comics with a story written by the late Peter David and the late Rich Buckler.

Early story

The story begins with the news of the violent death of a reverend being reported on television. The local authorities believe that the victim’s concern for criminals – a concern shared by the late judge Horace Rosenthal – marked him as a target of the Sin-Eater. While the news broadcast goes on, Peter Parker talks to Stan Carter as Spider-Man on the phone (with a cloth on the mouthpiece to distort the sound of his natural voice). Other people who saw the news broadcast are affected in different ways and there is the feeling of dread clouding the city.

In the evening, Wilson Grant Fisk (the Kingpin) dictates into his small recorder. While dictating and recording, the Kingpin knows Spider-Man is hiding in the dark very close to him. He fires a shot at Spider-Man who easily evades it. As the webslinger starts talking to him, the Kingpin reminds him that he is trespassing…

Quality

Right from the start, this tale not only maintained the gritty detective story tone since issue #107, it continued to build-up the tension and intrigue smoothly as the story went on. At this stage of the storyline, Spider-Man and Daredevil are both doing detective work to find out who the Sin-Eater really is and why precisely has he been killing people and causing chaos in the first place.

Both superheroes encountered different people in their respective searches for answers. Because he was not successful finding details as Daredevil, he decides to do it in his civilian form as Matt Murdock. Spider-Man, who is not a professional detective at all, continues his search with his limitations and with the only ways he knows how (including the use of violence, humiliation and threats).

Without spoiling the plot, I can say that there two notable plot turning points that are really fine payoffs to the build-up that started since issue #107. What happened here was finely dramatized by the David-Buckler duo and easily justified the cover price.

Conclusion

Considering the very strong qualities of the writing and visuals combined with the two major plot developments, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #109 (1985) is easily the most compelling part of the death of Jean DeWolff storyline. I should also state that Spider-Man and Daredevil are the key detectives of the tale and the creative team succeeded again in shaping this detective story to be very grounded with reality. The superhero elements are still present but noticeably contained with the brooding detective story. As to the two plot turning points I mentioned earlier, I encourage you all to grab a copy of this comic book and find out for yourselves. I promise you, they are worth your time and attention

Overall, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #109 (1985) is highly recommended.

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A Look Back at Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #108 (1985)

Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.

Welcome back superhero enthusiasts, 1980s arts and culture enthusiasts, Spider-Man fans and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1985 to examine a small part of the Marvel Comics shared universe through a tale of the Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man monthly series.

I found issue #107 – the first issue of the Sin-Eater storyline – a pretty engaging tale focused on the murder of Jean DeWolff. The sudden demise of DeWolff really impacted the city of New York and its tale involved not only Spider-Man but also Daredevil. The tale is really a murder mystery that is very grounded with reality.

With those details laid down, here is a look back at Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #108, published in 1985 by Marvel Comics with a story written by the late Peter David and the late Rich Buckler.

Early story

The story begins with Judge Rosenthal lying dead on the floor in his office. Moments earlier, the judge was killed by the Sin-Eater who used a shotgun and in the same room was Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Some people entered the office and the local authorities were called. Murdock slowly makes his way out to discreetly go after the Sin-Eater.

In another part of the city, Peter Parker, Aunt May and the elderly friend named Ernie walk together coming from the courthouse. Ernie could not believe that Judge Rosenthal let go of the punks who mugged him.

As they walked further, people around them begin to panic and move around fast. Peter gets separated from his aunt and Ernie, and eventually he realizes that the Sin-Eater is several feet away armed with a shotgun. The Sin-Eater is speaking to the people even though he is causing a huge disturbance.

Moments later, Peter changed into Spider-Man and proceeds to confront the Sin-Eater in front of many witnesses…

Quality

Following the events of issue #107, this comic book shows more of the Sin-Eater and the story emphasizes why he is very dangerous to everyone. The Sin-Eater is not a superbeing himself, and yet he is capable of killing people and causing chaos in public without the need of having multiple weapons and ammunition. That said, he is tremendous villain that Spider-Man has difficulty handling.

The physical encounter between Spider-Man and the Sin-Eater here is unsurprisingly ground in reality. The comic book action visualized by Rich Buckler has this raw action aesthetic and each time a physical blow was executed, impact is really felt. Don’t expect dynamic action here but a more realism and believability.

What makes the fight between the two unique is that it happened in front of a lot of people on New York City’s street. As the fight went on, Spider-Man struggles not only with fighting the Sin-Eater (a truly violent opponent) but also dealing with the risk of bystanders getting hurt and realizing what happened to his beloved Aunt May.

As expected, the detective story elements in this tale are very strong. Spider-Man, who is not a professional detective at all, gets to do detective work with a sheer determination to solve the mystery behind the death of Jean DeWolff. Along the way, I love how the David-Buckler duo invested a lot of details about the crime which are really worth paying attention to as you read.

Conclusion

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #108 (1985) is a powerful follow-up in the Sin-Eater storyline. As it contains all the key elements that made issue #107 a very unique and engaging read, this comic book executed good pay-off to the build-up in the previous issue while consistently building-up the plot simultaneously which is typical of Peter David (read the Spider-Man 2099 comic books back-to-back). As of now, this Sin-Eater storyline is compelling and I am looking forward to what comes next.

Overall, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #108 (1985) is recommended.

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A Look Back at Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #107 (1985)

Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.

Welcome back superhero enthusiasts, 1980s arts and culture enthusiasts, Spider-Man fans and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1985 to examine a small part of the Marvel Comics shared universe through a tale of the Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man monthly series.

As I was not a regular reader of Spectacular Spider-Man comics, I missed out on the Sin-Eater storyline. I first learned about the Sin-Eater while reading a key flashback in Amazing Spider-Man #300. That particular detail boggled me for some time, and it was only recently I decided to start reading the comic books about the Sin-Eater.

With those details laid down, here is a look back at Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #107, published in 1985 by Marvel Comics with a story written by the late Peter David (Spider-Man 2099) and by the late Rich Buckler.

Early story

The story begins with Jean DeWolff recalling several important details from her past as well as her family background. Her father was a police inspector who never forgave her mother for giving birth to her. She was only six months old when her parents split up. Sometime later, her mother married a patrolman named Carl Weatherby and Jean herself admired her stepfather.

As she grew into adulthood, Jean was very influenced by her patrolman stepfather and she went on to go into police academy and graduated. Jean went on to become a fast-rising policewoman.

In the present day, New York police officers barged into a private residence searching for captain DeWolff and the place had bad odor. A dead woman was found inside a bedroom….

Quality

The first thing I will say about this comic book is that the writing done by Peter David is very grounded with reality and this resulted in a dark and gritty approach to storytelling. The heart of the story is the sudden murder of policewoman Jean DeWolff and its impact on the city of New York is strong and evident.

The story here is ultimately a detective story with a good amount of mystery, suspense and intrigue laced all over it. Along the way, Spider-Man here is barely the protagonist as the impact of Jean DeWolff’s murder has been dramatized through multiple characters in the city from J. Jonah Jameson to Matt Murdock (Daredevil).

This comic book also examines how the justice system in Marvel’s fictional portrayal of New York City works and it actually showed Peter Parker attending witnessing a court room arraignment to see how the bad guys he dealt with (as Spider-Man) were handled by the system. Again, this shows how grounded in reality the story is and the details should be seen. There is also a strong sense of local community dramatized.

The art by Rich Buckler is excellent and he really brought to life Peter David’s script with a heavy emphasis on realism. It seems to me that the illustrator took inspiration from TV shows and movies to achieve a unique visual style fitting for this particular tale.

Conclusion

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #107 (1985) is indeed a very powerful tale that has to be seen if you want a gritty 1980s Spider-Man story. The David-Buckler creative duo delivered a very grounded story about murder in New York City that impacted its people which serves as a reminder that violent crime can cause waves of disturbance and disruption. That said, this first chapter of Sin-Eater storyline is pretty believable. As the creative team emphasized the murder’s impact on a wide scale, it is not surprising that Spider-Man’s share of the spotlight was sacrificed somewhat to achieve it. As of now, I am looking forward to the next chapter of the Sin-Eater storyline.

Overall, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #107 (1985) is recommended.

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Luin tämän "Terästyttö kohtaa Mary Marvelin" viimeksi joskus teini-iässä. En muistanut mitään. Tämä oli joku tapahtumasarjakuva ja tässä on joku aloitteleva piirtäjä. Käsikirjoittaja on Terästyttöä tuolloin käsikirjoittanut, hiljakkoin kuollut Peter David.

David päätti ilmeisesti käyttää tilaisuuden hyväkseen ja tehdä jutun poliisin voimankäytöstä ja sana-sanaa-vastaan -tilanteista..

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Luin tämän "Terästyttö kohtaa Mary Marvelin" viimeksi joskus teini-iässä. En muistanut mitään. Tämä oli joku tapahtumasarjakuva ja tässä on joku aloitteleva piirtäjä. Käsikirjoittaja on Terästyttöä tuolloin käsikirjoittanut, hiljakkoin kuollut Peter David.

David päätti ilmeisesti käyttää tilaisuuden hyväkseen ja tehdä jutun poliisin voimankäytöstä ja sana-sanaa-vastaan -tilanteista..

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The Professional: Peter David, 1956-2025 - The Comics Journal

https://www.tcj.com/the-professional-peter-david-1956-2025/

> Peter David, the writer known for a long and inventive run on The Incredible Hulk, his copious work on Star Trek comics and licensed novels, and a bewildering number of comics, prose stories, editorial columns, animation scripts, film and television treatments, news stories, and blog entries died in a hospital bed on May 24, 2025,... Read more »
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Hey everyone! Watch us read to you! Non-Productive.com is hosting a read-a-thon of Peter David's novelization of the 1995 film BATMAN FOREVER! Support a good cause! FRIDAY AT 8:30PM ET!

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Loved this mans words.

#RIP #PeterDavid was a kind man by nearly all accounts & kindly spent a few minutes to speak to me and my young artist child on occasion in a busy line of folks he zeroed in on each of us & addressed us as he did every weirdly dressed nerd who crossed his path, as a human whom he could learn from or about or entertain.

My favorite #StarTrek exist in his novels.

My fave comics bear his name.

@steveshives Thx

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#Hulk #SheHulK #QSquared #Imzadi

Loved this mans words.

#RIP #PeterDavid was a kind man by nearly all accounts & kindly spent a few minutes to speak to me and my young artist child on occasion in a busy line of folks he zeroed in on each of us & addressed us as he did every weirdly dressed nerd who crossed his path, as a human whom he could learn from or about or entertain.

My favorite #StarTrek exist in his novels.

My fave comics bear his name.

@steveshives Thx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AdjO_zQezA

#Hulk #SheHulK #QSquared #Imzadi

On Geek Grotto today, I pay tribute to comic & sci-fi writer Peter David, Marvel Legends reveals, toys who had to change names and spotlight Empress in #ObscureCharacterCorner!
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Rip #PeterDavid I will always love your obscure works like Psi Man and Sir Apropros of Nothing more than your mainstream work, but its only because those books were strangely formative for me. @bookstodon #books #pulpFiction

Rip #PeterDavid I will always love your obscure works like Psi Man and Sir Apropros of Nothing more than your mainstream work, but its only because those books were strangely formative for me. @bookstodon #books #pulpFiction

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Peter David, the Eisner and GLAAD Media Award-winning comics writer best known for his work on "The Incredible Hulk," has died at age 68. David also wrote for characters such as Captain Marvel and Aquaman, worked on "Star Trek" comics and wrote on the TV shows "Babylon 5 and "Space Cases." He had been ill for a number of years, with a GoFundMe having been launched in 2022 and relaunched on May 20 on behalf of his wife, Kathleen. "Medicaid, which had been taking care of his Long Term Disability, has just dropped him. As a result, medical care and living expenses are mounting beyond current control," the description said. Here's more from @AVClub.

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Peter David, the Eisner and GLAAD Media Award-winning comics writer best known for his work on "The Incredible Hulk," has died at age 68. David also wrote for characters such as Captain Marvel and Aquaman, worked on "Star Trek" comics and wrote on the TV shows "Babylon 5 and "Space Cases." He had been ill for a number of years, with a GoFundMe having been launched in 2022 and relaunched on May 20 on behalf of his wife, Kathleen. "Medicaid, which had been taking care of his Long Term Disability, has just dropped him. As a result, medical care and living expenses are mounting beyond current control," the description said. Here's more from @AVClub.

https://flip.it/O2EfeM

#ComicBooks #Books #Bookstodon @bookstodon #Marvel #DCComics #PeterDavid #RIP #InMemoriam

Käsikirjoittaja ja kirjailija Peter David kuoli 68-vuotiaana. En edes tiennyt että oli kipeä. Valtava määrä tarinoita joita julkaistiin laajasti myös Suomessa (mm. Hämähäkkimies 2099, Hulk).

Ihmettelin kun tämän viimeisimmät olivat aika ponnettomia, mutta ilmeisesti ollut lähes jatkuvasti sairaalassa kolme vuotta. Kaksi ensimmäistä oli saanut yleisestä sairasvakuutuksesta kuluja katettua, mutta viimeisen vuoden joutunut maksamaan omasta taskusta, jopa 20k$ kuussa.

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Käsikirjoittaja ja kirjailija Peter David kuoli 68-vuotiaana. En edes tiennyt että oli kipeä. Valtava määrä tarinoita joita julkaistiin laajasti myös Suomessa (mm. Hämähäkkimies 2099, Hulk).

Ihmettelin kun tämän viimeisimmät olivat aika ponnettomia, mutta ilmeisesti ollut lähes jatkuvasti sairaalassa kolme vuotta. Kaksi ensimmäistä oli saanut yleisestä sairasvakuutuksesta kuluja katettua, mutta viimeisen vuoden joutunut maksamaan omasta taskusta, jopa 20k$ kuussa.

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#IncredibleHulk #Author #PeterDavid, Dead at 68

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#IncredibleHulk #Author #PeterDavid, Dead at 68

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I know there is an element in personal responsibility in retirement but the impoverished circumstances of #PeterDavid's last decade is an indictment on a system for which he made millions, if not billions of dollars

So much of his work (novels for TNG, B5, etc and comics Hulk, Aquaman etc) was the watering that nourished these universes so they would flower into the next phase of their popularity.

"No one wrote more readable prose than Peter, except Ernest Hemingway." - whiznat

Vale!

Really sad news yesterday about Peter David passing away. He wrote many of my favourite comic book runs in vol 4 of Captain Marvel. So much so that I had my single issue collection bound into a custom omnibus. Well, the first half of it any way.

One of the best long form writers of his generation. His runs on X-Factor and the Incredible Hulk were also fantastic.
#comics #peterdavid

Really sad news yesterday about Peter David passing away. He wrote many of my favourite comic book runs in vol 4 of Captain Marvel. So much so that I had my single issue collection bound into a custom omnibus. Well, the first half of it any way.

One of the best long form writers of his generation. His runs on X-Factor and the Incredible Hulk were also fantastic.
#comics #peterdavid

This was the first issue I got by subscription Incredible Hulk 390, an personal favorite of Peter David's works.

I wish I had scanned the panel where the Hulk discusses how hard it is to get slippers his size. ...they were not hard to find in a size 10 >.>

Even as Marvel was trying to copy Image comics, and the prices were staring to out scale my minimum wage job, Peter David became the only reason I picked up any title from Marvel.

#peterdavid #hulk #comics #marvelcomics

This was the first issue I got by subscription Incredible Hulk 390, an personal favorite of Peter David's works.

I wish I had scanned the panel where the Hulk discusses how hard it is to get slippers his size. ...they were not hard to find in a size 10 >.>

Even as Marvel was trying to copy Image comics, and the prices were starting to out scale my minimum wage job, Peter David became the only reason I picked up any title from Marvel.

#peterdavid #hulk #comics #marvelcomics

I do have his signature on a few of of my comics, but it is just not the same as meeting the writer.

#peterdavid #hulk #comics #marvelcomics

So sad to hear that Peter David passed. I had hoped to get to meet him to sign my first Hulk comics.

#peterdavid #marvelcomics #comics #hulk

The Death of Jean DeWolff, Hulk, X-Factor, Spider-Man 2099, Aquaman... I mean...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_David_bibliography

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“Who wants to know?” One of my favourite Peter David lines, in 'The Death of Jean DeWolff' (The Spectacular Spider-Man #107, 1985).

Rest in peace, and thank you for so many good moments.

https://apaneladay.com/jean-dewolff-spider-man/

#PeterDavid

Una noticia triste. Ha muerto Peter David, uno de los grandes. Tenía 68 años. DEP.

https://comicbook.com/comics/news/peter-david-dead-68-incredible-hulk-spider-man-writer/

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Very sad news. RIP Peter David, one of the greatest.

https://comicbook.com/comics/news/peter-david-dead-68-incredible-hulk-spider-man-writer/

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It’s “Wish World”, the penultimate episode Season 2 of Doctor Who, but the moment has been prepared for! What did Steven, Warren, and Chris think of this lead-up to next week’s finale “The Reality War” and all the many campy bits therein? Will the Doctor regain his identity and crack the code of a 1950s inflected dystopia? Will Ruby work out the mystery of a forgotten world? Will Belinda get anything to do? Tune in and find out! Plus Barbie, Big Finish, and more! 

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• Big Finish: Star Cops – Conflict returns in 2026
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• BBC arts broadcaster Alan Yentob dies aged 78

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Peter David ci ha lasciati. Il suo impatto su Star Trek, con "Imzadi" e "New Frontier", vivrà per sempre. Un addio commosso.

https://www.extratrek.it/2025/05/26/addio-a-peter-david-la-penna-che-ha-espanso-luniverso-di-star-trek-e-incantato-generazioni/

#PeterDavid #StarTrek #StarTrekUniverse #StarTrekImzadi

Peter David ci ha lasciati. Il suo impatto su Star Trek, con "Imzadi" e "New Frontier", vivrà per sempre. Un addio commosso.

https://www.extratrek.it/2025/05/26/addio-a-peter-david-la-penna-che-ha-espanso-luniverso-di-star-trek-e-incantato-generazioni/

#PeterDavid #StarTrek #StarTrekUniverse #StarTrekImzadi

I'm very sad to hear that #PeterDavid has passed away. He was one of those writers (in comics and in text) who I would buy just because I saw his name on the cover. Witty, biting, and imaginative. My condolences to his family (about whom he wrote extensively).

#RIP sir. Thanks for the laugher and entertainment and provoked thoughts.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/hulk-aquaman-spider-man-2099-writer-peter-david-has-died-aged-68/

I'm very sad to hear that #PeterDavid has passed away. He was one of those writers (in comics and in text) who I would buy just because I saw his name on the cover. Witty, biting, and imaginative. My condolences to his family (about whom he wrote extensively).

#RIP sir. Thanks for the laugher and entertainment and provoked thoughts.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/hulk-aquaman-spider-man-2099-writer-peter-david-has-died-aged-68/

Very saddened to hear we lost the legendary Peter David, a name loved by many DC, Marvel and Star Trek fans https://www.avclub.com/peter-david-incredible-hulk-writer-obituary

A loss made more bitter by him being refused Medicaid & his family having to use a Go Fund Me to deal with medical debts. It's beyond vile anyone has to be run into debt just to receive medical help.

#books #livres #comics #BandeDessinee #PeterDavid

Very saddened to hear we lost the legendary Peter David, a name loved by many DC, Marvel and Star Trek fans https://www.avclub.com/peter-david-incredible-hulk-writer-obituary

A loss made more bitter by him being refused Medicaid & his family having to use a Go Fund Me to deal with medical debts. It's beyond vile anyone has to be run into debt just to receive medical help.

#books #livres #comics #BandeDessinee #PeterDavid

Peter David passed away. This is the cover to the first comic of his that I read. The scene with Quicksilver warped my mind in terms of fleshing out a character in such a relatable way. Rest in peace.
#peterdavid #comics #writer #xfactor #rip

Peter David passed away. This is the cover to the first comic of his that I read. The scene with Quicksilver warped my mind in terms of fleshing out a character in such a relatable way. Rest in peace.
#peterdavid #comics #writer #xfactor #rip

RIP. Wrote some great Trek novels among many other things.

#PeterDavid #StarTrek

https://aiptcomics.com/2025/05/25/peter-david-dead-at-68/

RIP. Wrote some great Trek novels among many other things.

#PeterDavid #StarTrek

https://aiptcomics.com/2025/05/25/peter-david-dead-at-68/

Direct link to the Peter David gofundme below 👇🏿

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-peter-david

@Dandelion

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Direct link to the Peter David gofundme below 👇🏿

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-peter-david

@Dandelion

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Sad.
https://bleedingcool.com/comics/peter-david-needs-your-help-in-the-daily-litg-15th-march-2025/

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Incredible Hulk 344 & 345 - February 16 - March 15, 1988

Finishing off my run of Todd McFarlane issues in this series Admittedly not a fan of Todd's Hulk. Which can easily be ignored since these issues were written by Peter David.

Part of my big order from NewKadia last week.

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