The Spectacular Spider-Man #194
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePublished in November 1992 as part of Spider-Man's 30th anniversary year, this issue opens "The Death of Vermin" storyline with a cover by Sal Buscema that sets a striking, unsettling tone: Spider-Man shares a tender kiss with a red-haired woman in the foreground, while the hulking, snarling figure of Vermin looms large behind them, surrounded by dozens of glowing eyes and colorful fragments peering out from the darkness. The contrast between the intimate moment and the lurking menace makes for a genuinely compelling image. J. M. DeMatteis and Sal Buscema were a celebrated team on this title, and this opening chapter promises the kind of psychologically charged storytelling that defined their run.
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This is the sensational follow-up to "The Child Within". [per next issue box]
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