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L'Uomo Ragno Classic#24
Cover: Marie Severin & John Romita

L'Uomo Ragno Classic #24

Jan 1993 · Edizioni Star Comics · 3500 ITL
🌐 Italian edition · synopsis shown in English
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Contains 4 stories
La Fine di Prowler
20 pp · Superhero

In "La Fine di Prowler," Spider-Man faces off against the Prowler in a tense clash that ends with the thief escaping using a gas bomb. The Prowler, revealed to be a young man named Hobie with a twisted plan to turn his crimes into heroism, sets up a new heist to reclaim stolen goods—only to find Spider-Man waiting. When the gas fails and the truth comes out, Peter Parker sees not a villain, but a kid trying to do the right thing in the wrong way. The moment hangs in the balance as Spider-Man makes a choice that could change everything.

Sulla Pista del Camaleonte
20 pp · Superhero

In "Sulla Pista del Camaleonte," Peter Parker finds himself caught between old tensions and a new mystery when Flash Thompson arrives at his apartment with Harry Osborn, pushing him to confront the lingering confusion surrounding Gwen Stacy. As Peter and Gwen tentatively reunite and attend a high-profile gala, a series of daring art thefts unfold under the watchful eye of Captain Stacy—each crime unmistakably the work of the elusive Chameleon. Spider-Man sets a trap to catch the thief, only to realize too late that the Chameleon’s true identity is someone he never expected to see again.

La Venuta di Kangaroo
20 pp · Superhero

In "La Venuta di Kangaroo," Peter Parker’s quiet evening is upended when Aunt May, worried he’s ill, insists he rest. Meanwhile, the Kangaroo—fleeing federal agents determined to deport him—accidentally steals a vial of deadly bacteria, mistaking it for money. When Peter sneaks out to stop him, he succeeds in retrieving the vial, only to return and find Aunt May collapsed, believing the web-swinging dummy he left behind was him. The weight of his choices settles heavily as Peter grapples with guilt, knowing he’s failed to protect the one he cares about most.

E Poi Arrivò Electro
20 pp · Superhero

In "E Poi Arrivò Electro," Peter Parker takes a risky step to boost his public image by appearing on a live television talk show—only to find himself facing Max Dillon, a disgruntled technician with a grudge and a shocking new power. What starts as a chance to shine turns into a high-stakes showdown when Electro, working behind the scenes with J. Jonah Jameson, unleashes chaos on stage. The battle is fierce, and though Spider-Man emerges victorious, the cost is steep for both hero and villain.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer G. Guidi
writer R. Vinci
artist, inker Jim Mooney
cover pencils, inks Marie Severin
cover inks John Romita

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #79 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #80 (1970), The Amazing Spider-Man #81 (1970), The Amazing Spider-Man #82 (1970), Marvel Tales #63 (1975)

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