Spider-Man Classic #7
In "¡Desenmascarado por el Dr. Octopus!", Peter Parker is sidelined by the flu when the Doc Ock kidnaps Betty Brant, hoping to lure Spider-Man into a trap. After knocking out the newsroom’s editor and exposing Peter’s identity, the public assumes it’s just a ploy by Peter to take over the Spider-Man persona. Once recovered, Spider-Man returns for a brutal showdown with the villain, determined to prove his worth. Written by Stan Lee and Santiago García, with iconic art by Steve Ditko and coloring by Stan Goldberg, this 1994 issue features a cover by Steve Ditko that captures the moment of revelation with haunting clarity.
In "¡Desenmascarado por el Dr. Octopus!", Peter struggles with the flu when Doc Ock kidnaps Betty Brant, hoping to lure Spider-Man into a trap. After knocking out the newsroom's editor and revealing Peter’s identity, the public assumes it’s just Peter trying to replace Spidey—until he recovers and fights back in a brutal showdown.
In "La Amenaza de... ¡Misterio!," the mysterious villain Misterio dons Spider-Man’s likeness to stage a wave of crimes, throwing New York into chaos. When he finally dares the web-slinger to face him, the showdown escalates to the towering heights of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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