Spider-Man Unlimited #4
In "The Man Who Would Be Spider-Man!", a chance encounter with experimental medical gas during Rhino’s botched robbery grants ordinary man Guy Jones temporary powers—only to find himself facing off against Spider-Man and the Rhino before the effects fade. Written by Carl Potts and illustrated by Dan Norton, with inks by K. Williams and colors by Chia-Chi Wang, this 1994 Marvel classic explores the chaos of unintended heroism. The cover, by Ron Lim and Jim Sanders III, captures the moment Guy Jones steps into the spotlight—briefly.
In "Just a Joe Named Guy," regular guy Guy Jones finds himself unexpectedly transformed during a botched robbery by the Rhino, thanks to a surge of experimental medical gas. When the powers kick in, he's thrust into a clash with both Spider-Man and the Rhino—before the strange effect fades as quickly as it came.
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