Marvel Héroes #52

In "Capa y Puñal," Spider-Man races to stop the deadly duo from reaching Simon Marshall, a former pharmacist turned drug dealer. When Puñal kills Marshall, Spider-Man learns the shocking truth: Marshall was testing experimental drugs on runaway children for the mafia. On Ellis Island, the fugitive pair reveals they’re the only survivors of those experiments—and the drugs gave them their powers.

In "Bumerang: ¡El asesino que siempre vuelve!", Jo, a relentless mercenary with a penchant for returning from the dead, steps into the shadows of Kingpin’s empire, offering to prove his worth by eliminating Spider-Man in a brutal audition for the top assassin spot—right after Bullseye.

In "¡La gran cacería de Capa y Puñal!", the once-feared mafia boss Cabello de Plata, now rebuilt as a cybernetic menace after a brutal clash with Capa y Puñal, unleashes a relentless hunt for vengeance. As Spider-Man is drawn into the chaos, Peter Parker’s friend Debra Whitman finds herself questioning her own mind amid the escalating danger.

In "Peter Parker, ¡Eres el Espectacular Spiderman!," Peter Parker finds himself caught between two crises: a psychiatrist’s urgent call asking for his help treating Debra Whitman’s delusions about his secret identity, and a high-stakes chase that sees Spiderman intercept Bumerang during his trial escape. As the web-slinger tracks three suspects to the Owl’s hideout, he uncovers a dangerous alliance brewing between the Owl and Doctor Octopus—though the mastermind’s rejection of the Owl may be the first sign of a deeper game.

In "Ferae Naturae (Bestias salvajes)," Spiderman and Gata Negra navigate the tangled threads of a new romance when Felicia’s theft of a mysterious vial from Doctor Octopus ignites a violent chain reaction. With the Gata captured and the city caught in a deadly game between Octopus and the wounded Owl, Spiderman must track her through a web of betrayal and desperation—turning to Kingpin for answers before the bomb’s detonation becomes inevitable.

In "¡A las Puertas de la Muerte!", Spider-Man faces a desperate race against time when Doctor Octopus, newly re-armed, nearly kills the Black Cat during a chaotic clash with the Owl and Octopus gangs. With the heroine clinging to life in the hospital, Spider-Man must confront the full fury of his foe—now more dangerous than ever—before it’s too late.

In "¡Doble Recaída!", Spidey finds himself torn between guarding Felicia in the hospital and facing a vengeful Doc Ock, who’s promised a brutal rematch in just one day. When Melvin Potter—forced into the Gladiator suit—leads a gang of thugs into the fray, Spidey must try to reach the man beneath the armor before violence erupts.

In "¡El Largo Adíos!", Doctor Octopus closes in on the Black Cat as she lies injured in the hospital, forcing Peter to choose between protecting her and risking everything in a fight that could end in tragedy. With the weight of a possible loss pressing down, he must decide how far he’s willing to go when the line between heroism and sacrifice blurs.

In "¡La Noticia está en los Muelles!," Jonah, determined to prove his reporter’s edge to Marla, dives into a web of corruption on the city’s docks—only to find himself unexpectedly shielded by Spider-Man, his longtime adversary, in a story where truth and danger collide.

In "Los Que Acechan en las Sombras," the Punisher's daring escape from Dannemora State Prison sets off a chain reaction: with Boomerang’s aid, he vanishes into the shadows, leaving behind only the promise of retribution. Spider-Man, tending to Felicia Hardy in the hospital, soon finds himself drawn into a web of pursuit as he crosses paths with Cloak and Dagger, both tracking the Punisher’s path toward the Kingpin.

Felicia is back on her feet, reunited with her doting mother, when a desperate mother steals the infant son of a mayoral candidate—himself using the child as a political prop. With the city on edge, Spider-Man takes up the hunt, chasing leads through the streets in a race to find the missing boy before fear turns to chaos.

In "¡El Odio del Duende!" from Marvel Héroes #52, Spider-Man and Black Cat share a quiet dinner before the night turns dangerous—only for the Hobgoblin to strike, forcing them into a tense fight. As their partnership is tested, Black Cat’s growing uncertainty in the role of a hero becomes a real obstacle, leaving the villain to slip away.

In "¡Mal Bicho!," Spidey takes the Black Cat to his day job, only to find himself in a sticky situation when J. Jonah Jameson is kidnapped by the Fly—leaving the web-slinger to juggle heroics and a secret identity he’s been avoiding. With a surprise art change and a mix of tension and humor, this story finds Spider-Man at a crossroads, where trust and truth are about to collide.

In "¡Identidades Equivocadas!", Spidey takes Black Cat back to his apartment to share the truth about Peter Parker’s life, laying bare the man behind the mask. But when she reveals she’s only drawn to Spider-Man—not Peter—his world tilts, caught between the hero he is and the man she doesn’t want.