L'Uomo Ragno #11
"Pazzi Come Noi" marks a pivotal moment in the Italian L'Uomo Ragno series, bringing the X-Men back to the U.S. with a fresh mission: tracking down a new mutant in Chicago. Written by Chris Claremont and John Byrne, and illustrated by Byrne with inks by Terry Austin, this 1988 issue captures the team’s dynamic return, set against the backdrop of a young Kitty Pryde being courted by both the X-Men and the Club Infernale. The cover by John Romita Jr. and Frank Giacoia adds a striking visual flair to a story that balances tension and discovery.
In "Pazzi Come Noi," Spider-Man confronts the flamboyant and lethal Foolkiller, a vigilante who believes he’s purging the world of fools—only to uncover a shocking connection to his past. The trail leads to Greg Salinger, a former university acquaintance, whose radical crusade forces Spider-Man to question where madness ends and justice begins.
In "Dazzler," Kitty helps four X-Men escape from Emma Frost’s grasp as Scott and Jean race against the Hellfire Club to recruit the first mutant of the disco era. Jean’s ongoing mind trips, twisted by Mastermind’s influence, add another layer of tension to the high-stakes chase.
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