Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976-1998) #7

In this issue, Peter Parker finds himself in a precarious situation as his web-shooters malfunction, leaving him vulnerable and questioning his ability to uphold his superhero responsibilities. With the city looming large and threats around every corner, Spider-Man's confidence is shaken, leading him to grapple with the implications of being a hero without his trusty gadgets.

As tensions rise, the appearance of Glory Grant adds to the complexity of Peter's predicament. Their dynamic unfolds against the backdrop of escalating danger, forcing Peter to rely on his wits and instinct rather than his technology. This issue delves into the essence of what it means to be Spider-Man, as he confronts both external foes and his internal fears.