At the hospital, Peter arrives to see Aunt May along with Liz Allan and Flash Thompson. Aunt May needs a blood transfusion and Peter volunteers. He is relieved that the hospital tests don't reveal anything about his powers. When May recovers her next-door neighbors, the Abbotts, invite her to go on a vacation to Florida with them.

With The Big Man in charge of the crime families, there's a huge increase in crime. J. Jonah Jameson is convinced that The Big Man is actually Spider-Man. He sets his reporter, Frederick Foswell to find evidence to prove it.

At the end of the night, Jameson's secretary Betty is met by The Big Man's elite thugs, 'The Enforcers', outside the Daily Bugle Building. The tell her that the interest has doubled on the money she owes The Big Man. When Peter comes across this, The Enforcers grab him to convince Betty to agree to pay. Peter cannot do anything or else he'd reveal his secret identity. Betty agrees to pay.

Spider-Man sets out to find out where the Enforcers are. He scares a low level thief to give him information on their whereabouts. He finds The Enforcers and The Big Man. A fight ensues, but Spider-Man has to stop because he's still weak from his blood transfusion. While he recovers, he sees Jameson and wonders if he could secretly be The Big Man.

Betty then decides she needs to leave New York City in order to protect Peter. This drives Peter even further to stop The Big Man. He puts the word out that he's figured out The Big Man's identity. He gets grabbed by The Enforcers who take him to their hideout. They begin to fight and Spidey uses his spider-signal to alert the police. When they arrive, The Enforcers have been defeated but The Big Man gets away.

Spider-Man goes to the Daily Bugle, thinking that Jameson could be The Big Man. He finds the police there arresting Foswell.

When the police leave, Jameson talks to himself about how he's jealous of Spider-Man and his powers.

Meanwhile, Betty is alone in Pennsylvania in a hotel room crying. She does not want to call Peter for help.At the hospital, Peter arrives to see Aunt May along with Liz Allan and Flash Thompson. Aunt May needs a blood transfusion and Peter volunteers. He is relieved that the hospital tests don't reveal anything about his powers. When May recovers her next-door neighbors, the Abbotts, invite her to go on a vacation to Florida with them. With The Big Man in charge of the crime families, there's a huge increase in crime. J. Jonah Jameson is convinced that The Big Man is actually Spider-Man. He sets his reporter, Frederick Foswell to find evidence to prove it. At the end of the night, Jameson's secretary Betty is met by The Big Man's elite thugs, 'The Enforcers', outside the Daily Bugle Building. The tell her that the interest has doubled on the money she owes The Big Man. When Peter comes across this, The Enforcers grab him to convince Betty to agree to pay. Peter cannot do anything or else he'd reveal his secret identity. Betty agrees to pay. Spider-Man sets out to find out where the Enforcers are. He scares a low level thief to give him information on their whereabouts. He finds The Enforcers and The Big Man. A fight ensues, but Spider-Man has to stop because he's still weak from his blood transfusion. While he recovers, he sees Jameson and wonders if he could secretly be The Big Man. Betty then decides she needs to leave New York City in order to protect Peter. This drives Peter even further to stop The Big Man. He puts the word out that he's figured out The Big Man's identity. He gets grabbed by The Enforcers who take him to their hideout. They begin to fight and Spidey uses his spider-signal to alert the police. When they arrive, The Enforcers have been defeated but The Big Man gets away. Spider-Man goes to the Daily Bugle, thinking that Jameson could be The Big Man. He finds the police there arresting Foswell. When the police leave, Jameson talks to himself about how he's jealous of Spider-Man and his powers. Meanwhile, Betty is alone in Pennsylvania in a hotel room crying. She does not want to call Peter for help.At the hospital, Peter arrives to see Aunt May along with Liz Allan and Flash Thompson. Aunt May needs a blood transfusion and Peter volunteers. He is relieved that the hospital tests don't reveal anything about his powers. When May recovers her next-door neighbors, the Abbotts, invite her to go on a vacation to Florida with them. With The Big Man in charge of the crime families, there's a huge increase in crime. J. Jonah Jameson is convinced that The Big Man is actually Spider-Man. He sets his reporter, Frederick Foswell to find evidence to prove it. At the end of the night, Jameson's secretary Betty is met by The Big Man's elite thugs, 'The Enforcers', outside the Daily Bugle Building. The tell her that the interest has doubled on the money she owes The Big Man. When Peter comes across this, The Enforcers grab him to convince Betty to agree to pay. Peter cannot do anything or else he'd reveal his secret identity. Betty agrees to pay. Spider-Man sets out to find out where the Enforcers are. He scares a low level thief to give him information on their whereabouts. He finds The Enforcers and The Big Man. A fight ensues, but Spider-Man has to stop because he's still weak from his blood transfusion. While he recovers, he sees Jameson and wonders if he could secretly be The Big Man. Betty then decides she needs to leave New York City in order to protect Peter. This drives Peter even further to stop The Big Man. He puts the word out that he's figured out The Big Man's identity. He gets grabbed by The Enforcers who take him to their hideout. They begin to fight and Spidey uses his spider-signal to alert the police. When they arrive, The Enforcers have been defeated but The Big Man gets away. Spider-Man goes to the Daily Bugle, thinking that Jameson could be The Big Man. He finds the police there arresting Foswell. When the police leave, Jameson talks to himself about how he's jealous of Spider-Man and his powers. Meanwhile, Betty is alone in Pennsylvania in a hotel room crying. She does not want to call Peter for he