Spiderman de John Romita #52
In "¡La lucha y la furia!", Peter Parker finds himself in Montreal after receiving a cryptic telegram meant for Aunt May. When Spider-Man is drawn into a fierce clash with the Hulk, the chaos is only worsened by the persistent interference of General Ross.
In "La noche que murió Gwen Stacy," the weight of secrets and madness reaches a breaking point when Norman Osborn, consumed by his fractured mind and failing empire, reclaims his identity as the Green Goblin. With Gwen Stacy caught in the crossfire, the villain takes her to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge, forcing Spider-Man into a desperate confrontation that will test his limits and change everything.
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