You see, I have this little problem with my apartment...I live in the West Sixties, just half a block from Central Park.My rent is $85 a month.It used to be eighty until last July when Mrs.Lieberman (Frances Lax), the landlady, put in a second-hand air conditioning unit.It""s a real nice apartment - nothing fancy - but kind of cozy - just right for a bachelor.The only problem is - I can""t always get in when I want to.He is seated at his impersonal gray steel desk, with a nameplate on the side of his desk, in a sea of similar desks and expressionless-faced employees under fluorescent lights in the center of the 19th floor.The car almost hit me.You swooped me up.You saved me.You said you needed me").Spider-Man remembered: "You""re my eyes and ears." Max was overwhelmed by the changes in his body: "It""s strange, the power I feel.I got so much...I got so much anger." While trying to talk Max down and urging the cops to not fire, a sniper took aim and shot.Feeling betrayed when attacked, Max swung around and knocked the sniper from his catwalk.Although Spider-Man had successfully defused Max""s volatility a bit, Max felt betrayed when bystanders rallied behind Spider-Man and chanted at their idol: "Spidey, Spidey, Spidey," while labeling him a "stupid freak" and "electro dummy.It was sending out a distress signal, and its alien occupant, Kalara (Lydia Wilson), spoke in a foreign tongue (translated):We were on a science mission inside the Nebula.All eyes are glued upon the lone figure, as he strides along the wooden sidewalk.The telegraph agent phones an individual named "Pete" about he stranger""s arrival.On the porch of the dusty hotel, the stranger is suspiciously confronted by Coley Trimble (Ernest Borgnine) and Hector David (Lee Marvin).