Spider-Man #10

Nov 1997 · Panini Deutschland · 3,95 DEM; 30,00 ATS; 3,90 CHF

📊 ~40,006 copies sold its debut month

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Ungelebte Leben," Peter Parker struggles to shed the burden of the Red Spider-Man suit, haunted by the return of the Green Goblin—though something feels off. As he reclaims his classic costume, a vengeful Shackle hunts down homeless victims in New York, while a mysterious figure emerges to stop Firefist’s latest attack. Written by Tom DeFalco and Reinhard Schweizer, with art by Sal Buscema and Bill Sienkiewicz, and a cover by Scott McDaniel, this 1997 issue blends personal turmoil with urban danger in a story that lingers in the shadows of what might have been.

Contains 2 stories

Ungelebte Leben

30 pp · Superhero

Gwen Stacy (Klon)Professor Miles Warren (Klon)

Die Rückkehr des Grünen Kobold

30 pp · Superhero

Ken EllisWilliam GardnerFirefist (villain)

In "Die Rückkehr des Grünen Kobold," Peter Parker struggles to reclaim his identity after the Red Spider-Man suit becomes unbearable—especially with the Green Goblin back, though something feels off. Forced to return to his classic costume, he hunts the enigmatic figure while The Jackal, furious over the destruction of his dream of a happy life with cloned Gwen Stacy, scrambles for answers. Amid a wave of murders targeting homeless people and a new threat in the form of Firefist, the Goblin’s sudden appearance raises more questions than it answers.