Comics : Venom: Finale

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Section Name: Spider-Man Spin-Offs
Base Level: SM Spin-Off

#1
 Story: "The Spider Stratagem"
 Summary: Peter Parker Appears
Editor:  Tom Brevoort
Writer:  Larry Hama
Pencils:  Mark Pajarillo
Inker:  Robert Jones
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Nov 1997 : NM ($2.00) : SM Guest
 Review by Joel Mathias (2 Webs)
#2
 Story: "Slaughter on Fifth Avenue"
 Summary: Spider-Man vs. Venom
Editor:  Tom Brevoort
Writer:  Larry Hama
Pencils:  Mark Pajarillo
Inker:  Robert Jones, Pam Eklund
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Dec 1997 : NM ($2.00) : SM Guest
 Review by Joel Mathias (2 Webs)
#3
 Story: "What Counts in the End"
 Summary: Spider-Man vs. Venom
Editor:  Tom Brevoort
Writer:  Larry Hama
Pencils:  Mark Pajarillo
Inker:  Robert Jones
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Jan 1998 : NM ($2.00) : SM Guest
 Review by Joel Mathias (2 Webs)
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