Spiderman #300
In ¡Los señores de la luz y las tinieblas!, Spider-Man and the X-Men attend a secret airborne summit on human-made mutations when their plane is brought down by a group of researchers transformed into divine avatars of Hindu deities due to a nuclear fusion accident. Written by Chris Claremont, Bonnie Wilford, Bill Mantlo, and Celia Filipetto, with art by Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito, and colors by Hugh Paley, this landmark issue features a dynamic cover by Todd McFarlane.
In "¡Los señores de la luz y las tinieblas!," Spider-Man and the X-Men are caught in a high-stakes aerial summit on human-made mutations when their plane is brought down by a mysterious group of scientists transformed into divine avatars of Hindu mythology—each wielding powers tied to ancient cosmic forces. The story unfolds as the heroes confront these godlike figures in a battle that blurs the line between science and myth, testing their resolve in a conflict far beyond their understanding.
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