El Hombre Araña / El Asombroso Hombre Araña #516
In "Ataque cardíaco," El Hombre Araña faces off against the mercenary Fixer while Professor X battles the unleashed psychic menace Mentallo in a desperate attempt to save Matthew, a young man in a coma since the Vietnam War. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and Delfina Fuentes, with art by Herb Trimpe and inks by Mike Esposito, this 1992 issue delivers a tense, emotionally charged story where the line between heroism and harm blurs. The cover by Erik Larsen and Randy Emberlin captures the high stakes of a mind caught between two worlds.
In "Ataque cardíaco," Justin Hammer, unaware of the true mastermind behind the chaos, hires the Hombre Araña to stop the villain Cardiaco—only to later send Boomerang to eliminate the Spider-Man himself. Meanwhile, Eddie Brock escapes prison when the symbiote Venom frees him, leaving behind a tiny fragment of the alien suit to keep company with the unstable Cletus Kasady.
In "Reunión de mentes," the desperate Professor Power forces Professor X to revive the psychic villain Mentallo in a bid to heal his comatose son Matthew, a mission that sends Xavier into a perilous battle in the astral plane. Meanwhile, Spider-Man confronts the mercenary Fixer in a brutal, grounded fight, but even their victories come too late—Matthew’s mind remains lost in the chaos, and his father watches helplessly as his son slips further into silence.
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