Marvel Gold. El Asombroso Spiderman: Poder y Responsabilidad #[nn]
This Marvel Gold hardcover from Panini España collects the earliest adventures of Spider-Man in Spanish, covering the character's debut and formative stories from the 1960s. It presents the classic tales that established Peter Parker's mantra of great power and great responsibility, featuring the original artwork and writing from the character's creators. The volume serves as a foundational entry point for Spanish readers into the iconic web-slinger's history.
"¡Spiderman!" brings together the legendary creative team of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in a vibrant, nostalgia-packed tale from the Marvel Gold series. When the Circus of Crime announces Spiderman’s appearance to lure crowds—only to plan a heist—our web-slinger answers the call, unaware he’s walking into a hypnotic trap. With Daredevil’s immunity to the Chief Ringmaster’s mind-control hat, chaos unfolds under the big top. Cover by Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko.
In this classic tale from *Marvel Gold*, Peter Parker’s life changes forever after a radioactive spider bite grants him extraordinary abilities. When he fails to stop a thief one fateful day, the consequences are devastating—leading to a lesson etched in loss and legacy. A powerful reminder that with great power comes great responsibility, told with the heart and urgency that defines the web-slinger’s origin.
In "Spiderman ¡Rareza! ¡Amenaza Pública!", Spiderman risks everything to save John Jameson from a crashing space capsule, but his heroics only stir up trouble—J. Jonah Jameson, already a man of strong opinions, sees the rescue as a personal slight, turning his usual disdain for the web-slinger into something far more personal.
In "¡Spiderman Contra... El Camaleón!," Spiderman tries to join the Fantastic Four, only to find his efforts thwarted by a cunning imposter—The Chameleon, masquerading as him. As the real Spiderman races to clear his name, he must outwit a foe who’s not just copying his moves, but framing him for crimes he didn’t commit.
In "¡Duelo a Muerte con el Buitre!", the Vulture's bold boast about stealing a diamond shipment sets Spider-Man on a collision course with a foe who's as reckless as he is confident. With the stakes raised and the city watching, Spider-Man must prove he’s not just a hero—but a match for the Vulture’s arrogance.
When Peter Parker visits the Chapucero’s workshop to pick up a favor for one of his teachers, he stumbles into a web of secrets far stranger than he expected. What begins as a routine errand unravels into a bizarre alien plot hidden beneath a seemingly ordinary repair shop—leaving Spider-Man to confront the unexpected threat head-on.
In this gripping tale from *El Asombroso Spiderman: Poder y Responsabilidad*, Spiderman faces his most dangerous foe yet—Dr. Octopus—in a battle that ends in his first defeat. Struggling with doubt, he nearly quits heroism until a powerful speech from the Human Torch reignites his resolve. The fight isn't over—only just beginning.
In "¡Nada Detiene al... Hombre de Arena!", Spiderman finds himself outmatched in a brutal clash with the sand-based villain, forcing him to flee after his mask is torn. Later, the fugitive Hombre de Arena takes refuge in Peter Parker’s high school, setting the stage for a tense confrontation that pushes Spiderman to his limits.
In "¡Tras la Pista del Asombroso Spiderman!", when a thief frames Spiderman for a crime he didn’t commit, the hero must clear his name while evading the relentless pursuit of the Human Torch. With tension mounting and trust unraveling, the two heroes must work together to uncover the truth before the real culprit escapes.
When the Dr. Muerte brands Spider-Man as his prime target, the hero’s refusal sparks a deadly game of cat and mouse—only to lead to a shocking twist when the villain captures Flash Thompson, mistaken for the web-slinger after he donned the suit to scare Peter Parker. With time running out, Spider-Man must track down the real threat before the deception turns fatal.
In "¡Cara a Cara con... El Lagarto!," Peter Parker and J. Jonah Jameson head to Florida chasing rumors of a mysterious human lizard, only for Spider-Man to seek out Dr. Curt Connors for answers—leading to a shocking confrontation that reveals the truth behind the transformation.
In "El Regreso del Buitre," the villainous Vulture escapes custody and clashes with Spiderman, leaving the hero injured with a sprained arm. When the Buitre targets J. Jonah Jameson during a tense moment, Peter Parker must quickly shift into his web-slinging identity to stop him—proving that even when outmatched, courage and quick thinking can turn the tide.
In *El Asombroso Spiderman: Poder y Responsabilidad*, Peter Parker’s school hosts a demonstration of Cerebro Viviente, a superintelligent robot, only to have its systems go haywire when thieves attempt a robbery. With the entire institute in danger, Spiderman must step in to stop the rogue machine before it causes real harm.
In this lively six-page tale from *El Asombroso Spiderman: Poder y Responsabilidad*, Spiderman and the Human Torch clash in a playful but fiery rivalry over Doris Evans, the flame-haired woman both care for—until their antics are cut short by the sudden arrival of the Invisible Girl.
In "¡El Hombre Llamado Electro!", Peter Parker faces a personal crisis when Tía May needs urgent surgery, pushing him to desperate measures. With J. Jonah Jameson wrongly accusing Spiderman of being the new villain Electro, Peter must clear his name—using nothing but his camera and quick thinking. The story unfolds as a tense, heartfelt blend of heroism and family, where every frame counts.
In "Punto de Inflexión," Betty's desperate attempt to save her brother from a gambling debt pulls her into a dangerous scheme orchestrated by the returning Dr. Octopus, who aims to free Blackie Gaxton from prison. When Spider-Man intervenes, the resulting clash turns deadly, leaving Betty shattered by her brother's death and Peter struggling to offer comfort in the aftermath.
When a sick Peter Parker is forced to don the Spider-Man suit despite the 24-hour flu, Doc Ock seizes the chance to trap him—unmasking the hero in front of Betty Brant. With the city convinced Peter was just pretending, the real Spider-Man must recover and face down a zoo full of wild animals unleashed by the villain.
In "La Amenaza de... ¡Mysterio!," the mysterious Mysterio impersonates Spider-Man, plunging New York into chaos as he commits a string of crimes in the web-slinger’s name. When the real Spider-Man finally confronts him, Mysterio issues a bold challenge—leading to a showdown atop the Brooklyn Bridge.
In "La Grotesca Aventura de el Duende Verde," the Green Goblin orchestrates a chaotic scheme by enlisting the Forzadores and manipulating B.J. Cosmos into filming a fake action movie in the desert—complete with a staged battle against Spider-Man. As the production unfolds, the plan spirals out of control when the fight triggers an unexpected awakening: the Hulk, long buried beneath the sands.
In "Duelo con Daredevil," Spiderman answers a circus's bold challenge to appear in their show—only to find himself hypnotized along with the crowd. But when the Crimen Circus's mastermind unleashes their trickery, Daredevil stands alone, immune to the illusion and ready to confront the chaos.
In "¡Los Seis Siniestros!", Dr. Octopus assembles a dangerous team of Spider-Man's foes to challenge the web-slinger like never before. With Betty Brant and Aunt May taken hostage, Spider-Man must face off against this united front—each villain pushing him to his limits in a high-stakes battle for their freedom.
In "¡El Regreso del Duende Verde!," Spiderman finds himself caught between a fan convention hosted by Flash Thompson and a sudden attack by the Green Goblin—just as the Human Torch arrives to lend a hand. When news arrives that Aunt May is in the hospital, Spiderman rushes to her side, leaving the battle behind and sparking confusion among those who don’t understand his choice.
In "¡El Fin de Spiderman!," Peter Parker faces his lowest moment when the city turns against him, believing he’s a coward. With his life in shambles and his identity as Spider-Man crumbling, he begins to wonder if he should walk away—just to save himself.
In "¡Spidey Contraataca!", Spiderman races to rescue the Antorcha Humana after learning of her capture by El Hombre de Arena y los Forzadores, following a lead from an informant. With danger closing in, the web-slinger must act fast—before it's too late.
In "Adiós a Linda Brown," Jo, a girl who lives with her aunt and uncle, begins sleepwalking each night—leading her to the sea. There, she’s drawn to the water’s edge, where a quiet sorrow lingers, and her family, though heartbroken, knows she must return to her true home.
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