Spider-Man #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWrapping up the "Something about a Gun" storyline, this November 1992 issue puts Spider-Man front and center in a genuinely striking image — the wall-crawler lunges toward the reader, web-shooters at the ready, while an array of oversized firearms looms around him on all sides. Marshall Rogers and Keith Williams give the cover a bold, almost sculptural quality, the contrast between Spidey's agile figure and the cold steel of the guns making for a quietly unsettling composition. The 30th Anniversary banner in the corner is a nice reminder that 1992 was a milestone year for Marvel's most beloved wall-crawler.
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Reprinted in Spider-Man #9 (1993), Spiderman #301 (1993), Strange Spécial Origines #289 hors série (1994), Spider-Man El Hombre Araña #16
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