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Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

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Marvel Preview: Spider-Man #18

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Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn’t so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won’t end well.

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Spider-Man #18
Written by Brian Michael Bendis
Art by Oscar Bazaldua
Cover by Patrick Brown
Release Date: July 5, 2017

Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

Spider-Man finds out that Hammerhead isn't so funny after all. The NYC crime-land gang war is heating up, and Miles is getting a little too involved. This won't end well.

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