After curing Norman Osborn of his insanity, Peter Parker finds that a sane Norman Osborn is even more dangerous, forcing Spidey to wield the full power of Parker Industries to take on Osborn's military might.

"Contains material originally published in magazine form as Amazing Spider-Man #25-28"--Title page verso. "Spider-Man created by Stan Lee & Steve Ditko"

The Osborn identity, part one: "bug hunt" -- The Osborn identity, part two: "fight or flight" -- The Osborn identity, part three: "a private war" -- The Osborn identity, part four: "one-on-one" -- Police & thieves / Christos Gage: writer ; Todd Nauck: artist -- Spider-Man tsum-up! / Jacob Chabot, writer ; Ray-Anthony Height, penciler -- Mutts ado about nothing / Hannah Blumenreich, writer & penciler -- The a-may-zing spider-aunt / Cale Atkinson, writer & penciler.