La Mujer Araña #7
In "Julio 4, 1982…", La Mujer Araña races to uncover the truth behind her father’s murder, tracing the conspiracy to James Wyatt and Pyrotechnics Inc. As tensions rise, she and Hunt must stop a dangerous uprising on Independence Day—leading to a shocking act of violence that changes everything. Written by Marv Wolfman and Rémy Bastien Jr., with bold artwork by Carmine Infantino and inks by Al Gordon and Steve Leialoha, and colored by Gustavo Medina, this pivotal issue features a cover by Carmine Infantino and Steve Leialoha.
In "Julio 4, 1982…," La Mujer Araña digs into the mystery of her father’s murder, uncovering a dangerous conspiracy tied to James Wyatt and Pyrotechnics Inc. As the city braces for chaos on Independence Day, she teams up with Hunt to stop a violent uprising—but when the line between justice and vengeance blurs, a shocking act of violence changes everything.
In "¡Yo pasé una noche en la casa encantada!", a young man determined to spend a night in a haunted house finds no ghosts—only a chilling realization the next morning: the house itself was the spirit. A quiet, unsettling tale of perception and dread, told with eerie precision in just five pages.
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