Spider-Man Classic #13
In "¡El Payaso y los Artistas del Crimen!", the Circus of Crime escapes custody and rebrands as the Artists of Crime, turning their sights on high-profile art heists. With a new identity and a dangerous new mission, they’re no longer just clowns and acrobats—they’re criminals with a plan. Written by Stan Lee and Santiago García, illustrated with iconic precision by Steve Ditko, and colored by Stan Goldberg, this 1995 issue features a cover by Ditko that captures the eerie spectacle of their transformation.
When the Circus of Crime escapes prison, they shed their old leader and reinvent themselves as the Artists of Crime, turning their talents to a new kind of heist—stealing priceless artworks. Now, with their masks and acts refined for chaos, they’re ready to paint their next masterpiece in blood and theft.
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