Spider-Man Classic #14
In "Spiderman se vuelve Loco," a 1995 issue from Planeta DeAgostini, the ever-cunning Misterio, disguised as the enigmatic Dr. Ludwig Rinehart, launches a psychological gambit against Spider-Man, pushing the web-slinger to question his own mind. Written by Stan Lee and Santiago García, with art by Steve Ditko—both pencils and inks—and vibrant colors by Stan Goldberg, this classic tale delivers a tense, mind-bending confrontation. The cover, also by Ditko, captures the eerie intensity of the moment.
In "Spiderman se vuelve Loco," the sinister Misterio, masquerading as the seemingly legitimate Dr. Ludwig Rinehart, launches a psychological campaign to push Spider-Man to the brink—twisting reality and sowing doubt in the web-slinger’s mind. As paranoia takes hold, the line between truth and delusion blurs, testing Spider-Man’s grip on his own identity.
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