Spider-Man Classic #5

Sep 1993 · Planeta DeAgostini · 300 ESP

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“La terrible amenaza del Cerebro Viviente”

"La terrible amenaza del Cerebro Viviente" brings together Stan Lee and Celia Filipetto’s storytelling with Steve Ditko’s unmistakable art in a 1993 classic from Planeta DeAgostini. When Aunt May falls ill and needs urgent surgery, Peter Parker faces a desperate race to raise money—just as J. Jonah Jameson publicly accuses Electro of being Spider-Man. With Ditko’s dynamic pencils and inks capturing every tense moment, Peter uses his camera to prove the truth, turning a crisis into a moment of clarity. The cover by Ditko perfectly captures the issue’s suspense, making this a standout in the Spider-Man Classic series.

writer Stan Lee · writer Celia Filipetto · artist, inker Steve Ditko · colorist Stan Goldberg · letterer Mónica Sánchez · cover Steve Ditko

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee

writer Celia Filipetto

artist, inker Steve Ditko

colorist Stan Goldberg

letterer Mónica Sánchez

cover pencils, inks Steve Ditko

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Tía May enferma y deben operarla, por lo que Peter Parker necesita dinero. Por otra parte, J. Jonah Jameson cree que Electro, un nuevo villano, es Spiderman. Finalmente Peter demuestra que no son la misma persona al sacar fotos de la lucha entre Spiderman y Electro, en la que este último es derrotado. Gracias a las fotos se costea la operación, y todo sale bien.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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