publication date: May 31, 1984

pencil and story: Al Milgrom

inks: Jim Mooney

colors: Glynis Oliver

The Black Cat initially runs away from the new Spider-Man, but when she is sure of his identity she lets herself be kissed.
She finds the symbiont's function of "discovering" any part of the body particularly interested in...
Meanwhile, Unus the Untouchable is losing control of his circus powers and Blob tries to help him.
Unus dies, mysteriously (Legacy virus?) And Blob is desperate! (are they in a relationship?)
Spider-Man and the Black Cat attack Blob who is ravaging the city.
But only the sadness of the mutant manages to stop him.
It is strange how the death of a famous mutant like Unus was relegated to a secondary series like 'Peter Parker'.

publication date: June 10, 1984

pencil: Rick Leonardi

story: Tom Defalco

inks: Bill Anderson

colors: Glynis Oliver

Spider-Man tries to help his student, Tony Nesters, a corrupt football player.
Who directs the bets is the Rose, son of Kingpin.
Spider-Man defeats him and convinces Tony to testify.

publication date: January 10, 1982

pencil: Dave Cockrum

story: Chris Claremont

inks: Joseph Rubinstein

colors: Glynis Oliver

Kitty and the other fairytale X-men face Phoenix and manage to free her.
Kitty discovers that all the other X-men were listening to her and receives Scott's thanks for the happy ending.
It can be safely said that this story inspired the entire "Excalibur" series.

publication date: February 10, 1982

pencil: Dave Cockrum & Bob Wiacek

story: Chris Claremont

inks: Joseph Rubinstein

colors: Don Warfield

The X-men have moved to the city of Magneto.
Also with them is Carol Danvers, aka Miss Marvel, who lost her powers and memories at the hands of Rogue (in an Avengers story).
Logan reveals that he met Carol years ago when she was a secret agent, along with her colleague Mike Rossi.
In Westchester, only Ororo and Scott are left, just as the starship of the Starjammers appears, with only Corsaro, Scott's father on board (but Scott doesn't know it yet).