The Spider 1-2 (2011) [Moonstone] (Requested) torrent

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The Spider #1-2
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Publication Date: 2011

The Spider #1
Written by Martin Powell (The Spider) and Gary Phillips (Operator 5)
Illustrated by Pablo Marcos (The Spider) and Roberto Castro (Operator 5)
Colored by Jay Piscopo
Lettered by Josh Aitken
Cover A by Dan Brereton
Cover B by Doug Pagacz

For the first time ever…since his beginnings in 1933, pre-dating Superman and Batman, The Spider now has his own ongoing straight-up comic book series!

The most relentless destroyer of the guilty the world has ever seen is back in all of his “bloody pulp” action! Even the Punisher can’t hold a candle to the body count The Spider racks up! There was no escape for Nita Van Sloan, abducted by a horde of inhuman monstrosities, doomed to become the victim of a diabolical experiment. The Spider, Master of Men, strikes back with a vengeance, fighting alone against the brutally brilliant creator of the Frankenstein Legion, in a desperate race against time to save the only woman who shares his darkest secrets!

And then, double-shot action with Operator 5 by (Vertigo’s) Gary Phillips

The Spider #2
Written by Martin Powell (The Spider) and Gary Phillips (Operator 5)
Illustrated by Hannibal King (The Spider) and Roberto Castro (Operator 5)
Colored by Jay Piscopo
Lettered by Josh Aitken
Cover by Dan Brereton

Reign of the Thunder King The Spider faces a mastermind of monstrous power, The Thunder King—who wields the tempests of the heavens like a scythe, holding New York in a reign of unrelenting terror. In the flooding avenues below, Nita Van Sloan, the Spider’s beloved, alone and against the odds, risks all to save the helpless victims of the drowning city.
Plus OPERATOR 5!

Thanks goes to YZ1 for this release.

The Spider #3/4 were never offered as individual issues, but were available in a book. Here's the description:
The Spider faces a monstrous flesh-eating evil that attacks invisibly from the
filthy shadows, leaving doomed New York City in a panic-stricken state of
hysteria and gruesome sudden death. None are immune to the plague of the
Creeping Hell, not even Nita Van Sloan, the Spider’s beloved.