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Spider-Man Komplett#32 [4]
Cover: Steve Ditko

Spider-Man Komplett #32 [4]

Jul 2000 · Panini Deutschland · 4,95 DEM, 40,00 ATS; 5,00 CHF
“Ein Mann sieht Rot!”

"Ein Mann sieht Rot!" offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the creative split between Steve Ditko and Stan Lee during the early days of The Amazing Spider-Man, framed through Steve Kups’ insightful analysis of their differing approaches to storytelling. With direct quotes from Ditko himself—revealing how little collaboration existed after issue #26—the story sheds light on the unspoken tension that shaped one of comics’ most iconic series, all rendered in the classic style of John Romita and brought to life on the cover by the legendary Steve Ditko.

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writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko · writer Stan Lee · writer Michael Strittmatter · colorist Stan Goldberg · letterer RAM · cover Steve Ditko

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writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko
writer Stan Lee
colorist Stan Goldberg
letterer RAM
cover pencils, inks Steve Ditko

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Tante May liegt aufgrund von Radioaktivität in ihrem Blut im Sterben, und Dr. Octopus auch Meisterplaner genannt hat das radioaktive Isotop gestohlen, das Peter und Dr. Conners benötigen, um ein Serum herzustellen, das ihr Leben retten soll.

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