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Marvel Méga#23
Cover: Jim Cheung & Mark Morales

Marvel Méga #23

Oct 2005 · Panini France · 5,20 EUR

Spider-Man’s origin takes a darker turn in this gripping tale from Ed Brubaker and Andrea Di Vito, where Peter Parker’s path from reluctant hero to hardened vigilante begins with a tragic twist. When a failed attempt to stop a thief leads to Aunt May’s death, Peter’s quest for justice forces him to reveal his identity to Uncle Ben—setting off a chain of events that reshapes his destiny. The emotionally charged story, rendered with striking art by Di Vito and vibrant colors by Villari, is bookended by a dynamic cover by Jim Cheung and Mark Morales.

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writer Ed Brubaker · artist, inker Andrea Di Vito · colorist Laura Villari · cover Jim Cheung, Mark Morales

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Cast · 24 characters

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artist, inker Andrea Di Vito
colorist Laura Villari
cover pencils Jim Cheung
cover inks Mark Morales

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Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider and uses his newfound powers to become the costumed celebrity, Spider-Man. When he fails to stop a thief, the burglar later breaks into his house and kills his Aunt May. Bent on revenge, Peter reveals that he is Spider-Man to his Uncle Ben and takes off to capture the murderer. The burglar is killed in the ensuing scuffle but Uncle Ben arrives and takes the fall for his nephew. With Aunt May dead and Uncle Ben in jail, Spider-Man lives a rough life on the streets until Uncle Ben is released and helps him in his quest to become a true hero.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).