Der sensationelle Spider-Man #6
In "Bienen!", New York lies in chaos after the fallout of "Onslaught," now teeming with a terrifying swarm of monstrous bees threatening to overrun the city. With the fate of the metropolis hanging in the balance, Spider-Man must confront this bizarre, insectile menace—while grappling with a personal mystery: the gender of Peter Parker and Mary Jane’s newborn child. Written by Todd DeZago and Reinhard Schweizer, with dynamic art by Mike Wieringo and Richard Case, and vibrant colors by Gregory Wright and Malibu's Hues, this 1998 issue delivers a wild, high-stakes adventure with a touch of domestic intrigue. The cover, penciled by Wieringo and inked by Case, captures the chaos in bold, striking detail.
In "Bienen!", New York teeters on the edge of chaos as a terrifying swarm of monstrous bees descends upon the city, leaving destruction in their wake. With the city reeling from the aftermath of "Onslaught," Spider-Man must confront this bizarre, hive-minded threat—while also grappling with the quiet, personal mystery of whether Peter Parker and Mary Jane’s newborn is a boy or a girl.
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