Spider-Man #16
In "La fureur d'un homme désespéré, chapitre 1 : Orientations," Spider-Man pushes forward with grim resolve to stop the Hobgoblin, only to face unexpected resistance from Coldheart. As Vladimir Kravinoff grapples with his father's legacy, he seeks to claim his inherited power—setting the stage for a tense and personal confrontation. Written by Howard Mackie and illustrated by Tom Lyle, with inks by Tom Palmer, Klaus Janson, and Josef Rubinstein, and colors by Kevin Tinsley, the issue's cover by Tom Lyle captures the storm of conflict brewing beneath the surface.
In "La fureur d'un homme désespéré, suite et fin : Coeurs de pierre," Spider-Man pushes forward with grim resolve to stop the Hobgoblin, only to face unexpected resistance from Coldheart, whose own desperate quest for power leads him down a darker path. Vladimir Kravinoff, driven by a twisted desire to inherit his father's strength, becomes entangled in the chaos, testing the limits of heroism and vengeance.
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