The Spectacular Spider-Man #222
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRight in the thick of the mid-1990s Clone Saga, The Spectacular Spider-Man #222 opens the "Players and Pawns" arc with a cover that radiates genuine unease. A shadowy, hooded figure emerges from a cascade of glowing green fluid — neither Spider-Man nor the Scarlet Spider, as the cover boldly declares — while a small inset image of Spider-Man swinging in the upper corner reinforces just how unsettled Peter Parker's world has become. The cover art by Sal Buscema, inked by Bill Sienkiewicz, leans into moody neon contrasts that make the burning question — "Could THIS be the real Peter Parker?!" — feel genuinely urgent rather than gimmicky.
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Kaine awakens a third Peter Parker in the Jackal's lab.
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