Spider-Man #23
"Geister, die ich rief" delivers a chilling, atmospheric tale centered on the tormented mind of Curt Connors, as his fractured psyche confronts a mysterious new reptilian presence. With writing by Todd DeZago and Reinhard Schweizer, art by Sal Buscema and John Stanisci, and colors by John Kalisz and Malibu, the story explores the line between man and monster—leaving Spidey to face a threat that may be more personal than he realizes. The cover by Luke Ross captures the creeping dread of the issue’s eerie tone.
In "Geister, die ich rief," Curt Connors grapples with a fractured mind as he confronts a mysterious new reptilian form that may be more than just a remnant of his past. As the line between his human conscience and his former identity blurs, Spider-Man must intervene—before the creature's true intentions take hold.
In "Frage des Gewissens," Spider-Man faces a terrifying return from the shadows as the real Viper reemerges with a sinister purpose, leaving the hero grappling with doubt and danger. With no clear path forward, the web-slinger must confront a threat that tests not just his strength, but his very sense of right and wrong.
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