Orígenes Marvel #3
In "Spider-Man," a 1992 issue from the Orígenes Marvel series, Peter Parker's double life hangs in the balance when a battle with the Sandman causes his mask to tear—forcing him to flee to protect his secret identity. Later, the Sandman, evading police, takes refuge at Peter’s high school, leading to a tense confrontation that ends with Spider-Man emerging victorious. Written by Stan Lee and Eduardo Braun, with art by Steve Ditko and colors by Stan Goldberg, this issue features a cover by Jack Kirby and inks by Steve Ditko, capturing a pivotal moment in the web-slinger’s early struggles.
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En un enfrentamiento con Hombre de Arena, Spiderman se rompe la máscara, por lo que decide huir para salvaguardar su identidad secreta. Más tarde, el Hombre de Arena, huyendo de la policía, se refugia en el instituto de Peter Parker, donde ambos se enfrentan y termina venciendo Spiderman.
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