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L'Uomo Ragno#3
Cover: Frank Miller

L'Uomo Ragno #3

Jul 1987 · Edizioni Star Comics · 1500 ITL
🌐 Italian edition · synopsis shown in English
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Contains 2 stories
La Follia dello Scarabeo
22 pp · Superhero
ArnieBarnstorm (allenatore)Biff RifkinDebra WhitmanGibbonGreg SalingerJackJose Rivera (inviato TV)lo ScarabeoTenente Kris Keatingl'Uomo Ragno [anche come Peter Parker]

In "La Follia dello Scarabeo," Spider-Man faces off against the newly armored lo Scarabeo, whose advanced suit puts him at a dangerous edge in their clash. With the Gibbon’s unexpected interference muddling the fight, Spider-Man is outmaneuvered—only for the Gibbon to deliver the final blow and claim victory, leaving the hero to grapple with the irony of being overshadowed by an unlikely ally.

Per la Vita di un Bambino (2a parte)
10 pp · Superhero
Agatha Harknessi Fantastici Quattro [la CosaMr. Fantasticla Ragazza Invisibilela Torcia Umana]Franklin RichardsGabrielNicholas Scratchi Sette di Salem [BrutacusGazelleHydronReptillaThornnVakumeVertigo]

In "Per la Vita di un Bambino (2a parte)," Franklin Richards lies trapped in a battle for his mind, his spirit held hostage by Nicholas Scratch, the son of Agatha Harkness. With the power of the Salem Seven—Brutacus, Gazelle, Hydron, Reptilla, Thornn, Vakume, and Vertigo—rallying against them, the Fantastic Four must push through New Salem’s cursed streets to reclaim the boy before his soul is lost forever.

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Full credits

artist, inker Jim Mooney
letterer Fabio Ciacci
cover pencils, inks Frank Miller

Reprints

↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #223 (1980), The Spectacular Spider-Man #60 (1981)

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