Spider-Man #21

Oct 1998 · Panini Deutschland · 4,95 DEM; 40,00 ATS; 4,95 CHF

📊 ~4,549 copies sold its debut month

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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"Keine Gnade" delivers a tense, high-stakes showdown in Spider-Man #21 (1998), where Spidey faces off against the Drachenmann—now under Harrow’s sinister control. With his powers stripped away, Mr. Parker is left vulnerable, and even the unpredictable Will o' the Wisp may not be the ally he needs. Written by Todd DeZago and Reinhard Schweizer, with art by Sal Buscema and John Stanisci, and colors by John Kalisz and Malibu, this issue blends personal peril with relentless action. The cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Williamson captures the moment’s intensity, a 4,95 DEM comic from a pivotal year in the series.

Contains 2 stories

Keine Gnade

23 pp · Superhero

Rocco

Freier Wille

22 pp · Superhero

Dr. Peters

In "Freier Wille," Spider-Man faces a dire threat as the Dragon Man, now under Harrow's sinister control, unleashes chaos—leaving Spidey outmatched and outgunned. With Mr. Parker suddenly powerless and his own strength fading, can he trust the unpredictable Will o' the Wisp to help turn the tide? The stakes rise as old alliances are tested and new dangers emerge.