Sleepwalker #6

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CGC records 19 graded copies for Sleepwalker #6 (1991). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

Web of Confusion Part 2

Continued from last issue...

Spider-Man) wakes up in chains inside a yarn warehouse and recalls how he got there. However, he is rudely interrupted by Crimewave), who is gloating to Kingpin) of his victory over Spider-Man. Kingpin leaves in a huff, and Crimewave decides to broadcast Spider-Man's unmasking and death on live TV. Meanwhile, outside, Crimewave's henchman, Carmella), pulls her gun on Sleepwalker), who was trying to get into the warehouse to help Spidey. A gun is suddenly put to her head as well. Back inside, while Spidey tries to devise an escape plan, Sleepwalker appears. Spidey tells Sleepwalker not to let everyone know that he has entered the building. Sleepwalker agrees, the concept of being discreet and sneaky being still new to him. Sleepwalker begins to telekinetically weave a bunch of the yarn in the room together, much to Spidey's disbelief. Later, Crimewave comes back with a camera crew to film Spidey's unmasking and death. Spidey is still in chains, and Sleepwalker is nowhere to be seen. As the cameras begin to roll, Crimewave introduces the viewers to himself and the situation. Crimewave then unmasks Spidey, who is revealed as Sleepwalker. While everyone is stunned, Spidey swings down from the ceiling and takes down the henchmen. Sleepwalker breaks out of his chains, and Spidey and Sleepwalker make a daring escape. As Spidey rides on Sleepwalker's back out of the window and over the Hudson River, Sleepwalker suddenly disappears, and Spidey falls into the Hudson. This was due to Rick Sheridan waking up back at his apartment. Spider tracks down Rick, and demands an audience with Sleepwalker.

After several hours, Rick finally goes to sleep, and Sleepwalker reappears. Spidey starts to ask questions, but he and Sleepwalker both agree that they need to find Crimewave. Crimewave, meanwhile, has kidnapped a number of models from a fashion show, and tells the fashion designer that unless the designer gives him $1,000,000, the models will not show up to the show, and the designer will lose all his buyers. Spidey and Sleepwalker arrive at the van in which Crimewave is keeping the models. After a brief altercation, Crimewave and his goons are taken into custody, the models are released, and all is well. Back in his tower, Kingpin ponders the fall of Crimewave, as his wine glass is refilled by none other than Carmella.

A few nights later, as Sleepwalker is watching over Rick) and contemplating how fortunate he is to find a human so supportive and how enlightening the experience has been, Rick disappears in front of his eyes. Sleepwalker is left screaming Rick's name and wondering what had happened!

| Solicit = An Infinity Gauntlet Crossover! Spider-Man concludes his two-issue guest appearance as Sleepwalker is drawn into Part One of a three-part Infinity Gauntlet storyline.

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Creative credits

Writers: Bob Budiansky

Interior art: Bret Blevins

Color: Marie Javins

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