Σπάιντερ Μαν [Spider-Man] #388
In "Ο πιο παράξενος εχθρός όλων των εποχών... Ο Δόκτωρ Οκτάπους", Otto Octavius’s failed experiment spirals into chaos as his robotic arms gain a will of their own, leading him to seize control of an atomic facility—only for Spider-Man to intervene. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with signature precision by Steve Ditko, this 1988 Greek edition of Spider-Man #388 delivers a tense, character-driven clash, with Ditko’s distinctive pencils and inks bringing the iconic confrontation to life on a cover that matches the story’s intensity.
In this 1988 installment from *Spider-Man* #388, a lab accident transforms Otto Octavius into a man bound by his own mechanical arms—now sentient and bent on seizing control of an atomic facility. With Spider-Man stepping in to stop him, the clash between genius and web-slinger ignites a battle of wits and wills.
In a story that delves into grief and obsession, Matt, haunted by loss, becomes convinced that Elektra is still alive and takes a desperate step that blurs the line between mourning and madness. Meanwhile, the Punisher’s escape from prison sets a new threat in motion, turning the city’s shadows into a stage for something darker.
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