Marvel Super-Heroes Spring Special # 1 1990 VF/NM

Marvel Super-Heroes Spring Special # 1 (May 1990) is an anthology comic book featuring seven different standalone stories with a diverse range of characters, including Moon Knight, Black Panther, Hercules, Magik, and others.

The issue contains several short, new stories that offer quick glimpses into the lives of various Marvel characters.

• "Old Business" (Moon Knight): Moon Knight returns to his old haunts in Chicago and encounters a new, one-off villain called the Raptor.
• "I Shot an Arrow Into the Sky!" (Hercules): Hercules is at a Renaissance Festival when an old enemy named Cerberus (a man, not the mythological dog) causes trouble.
• "The Sacrifice" (Hellcat): Hellcat faces a serious demonic challenge that threatens her life.
• "Don't Do That Voodoo You Do So Well" (Brother Voodoo): A story featuring Brother Voodoo, drawn in the distinctive style of Fred Hembeck.
• "Pulitzer Patty" (Speedball): A story by creator Steve Ditko and writer Fabian Nicieza that focuses on Speedball's civilian life as Robbie Baldwin and a student reporter trying to get a story.
• "Who Wants to Live Forever?" (Magik): A tale that takes place at an unspecified point in Magik's past while she was still with the New Mutants and Magneto was the headmaster.
• "Conflagration" (Black Panther): The Black Panther deals with a renegade member of his own tribe and a difficult battle.

The giant-sized issue featured a wide range of talent:

• Writers: Robert M. Ingersoll, D.G. Chichester, Margaret Clark, Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza, Sue Flaxman, and more.
• Artists: Mike Gustovich, Keith Pollard, Dennis Jensen, Fred Hembeck, Steve Ditko, and others