Spider-Man El Hombre Araña #30

Sep 1997 · Marvel · 6.90 MXN

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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In Spider-Man El Hombre Araña #30, writer Warren Ellis and artist Kyle Hotz deliver a tense psychological dive as Kurtz arrives at Ravencroft to probe the mind of the monstrous Carnage—only to find himself tested in ways he never expected. With vibrant colors by Marie Javins and a striking cover by Sal Buscema and Michel Le, this 1997 issue blends mind games and menace in a standout entry of the series.

Contains 2 stories

Untitled Superhero story

22 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Daredevil [Matt Murdock]Mary Jane Watson-ParkerPhilip Watson (padre de Mary Jane)Paul GreysonOwl [Leland Owlsley] (villano)Vulture [Adrian Toomes] (villano)

Untitled Horror-Suspense story

Horror-Suspense, Superhero

Carnage [Cletus Kasady]John JamesonMatthew KurtzDr. Ashley Kafka

In "null," Jo confronts the lingering terror of Carnage at Ravencroft, where a mind-bending test of will and memory pushes her to the edge—only to discover the real horror might not be in the past, but in what she’s willing to face.