El Hombre Araña / El Asombroso Hombre Araña #440
In "Sólo se vive una vez," the Hombre Araña faces his most desperate challenge yet when the Doctor Pulpo unleashes a biological weapon with the goal of eradicating all of New York—just to eliminate the Spider-Man he fears. Written by David Michelinie and Delfina Fuentes, with art by Alex Saviuk and inks by Vince Colletta, this 1989 issue sees Spider-Man confront the villain in a battle where he lets himself be overpowered, trusting in a plan born of desperation and resolve. The cover by Alex Saviuk and Keith Williams captures the tension of a city on the brink.
When Peter Parker returns to Midtown High as a substitute teacher, his quiet comeback is thrown into chaos by a science-obsessed student and a newly awakened Living Brain. As tensions rise, Peter finds himself on the brink of a transformation—ready to don the mantle of the new Tarantula.
In "¡Destruiré Manhattan!", the Hombre Araña faces his most desperate challenge yet when the Doctor Pulpo, still terrified of him, unleashes a biological weapon meant to wipe out all of New York City in a final bid to eliminate the Spider-Man forever. With the city in peril, the hero makes a shocking choice—letting the villain overpower him in a move that could change everything.
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