Spider-man #20 1992 Marvel Comics

Condition: Raw - Read

Era: Modern

Edition: Direct

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Writer(s): Erik Larsen

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Inker: Erik Larsen

Penciller: Erik Larsen

Cover Artist: 

Artitsts:   Gregory Wright, Chris Eliopoulos, Scott McDaniel, Keith Williams, Renee Witterstaetter, Rick Parker

Year: 1992

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Spider-Man #20 (1992) is a high-octane chapter in the iconic web-slinger’s ongoing saga, published during a pivotal era in Marvel Comics history. This issue forms part of the thrilling Revenge of the Sinister Six storyline, showcasing Peter Parker pushed to his absolute limits against a reassembled team of his most dangerous foes. With a cover date of March 1992, this comic captures the gritty, action-packed tone of early '90s Marvel, where personal stakes and explosive superhero battles collide. The dynamic cover art by Erik Larsen immediately draws readers in, promising an intense confrontation that lives up to its visual hype.

Inside, Spider-Man faces off against the Sinister Six—led by Doctor Octopus and featuring Electro, Vulture, Mysterio, and the demonically possessed Hobgoblin. The story unfolds with Spidey barely surviving an earlier ambush, rescued by Nova of the New Warriors, who quickly departs to aid his own team. Feeling isolated and overwhelmed, Peter reaches out to the Avengers and Fantastic Four, only to find no help available. As he forges new web cannons to even the odds, he’s approached by Solo, a ruthless anti-terrorist vigilante who offers lethal assistance—only to be rejected by Spider-Man’s firm moral code. The tension escalates when Mysterio’s illusions turn friend into foe, culminating in a shocking moment where Solo, deceived by the trickery, prepares to execute the unconscious Spider-Man.

This issue is a standout for fans of 90s Marvel, blending psychological depth with relentless action. It explores Peter Parker’s vulnerability, both physical and emotional, as he grapples with the burden of responsibility without support. His interactions with Mary Jane add heartfelt moments, grounding the chaos in genuine human concern. With art and storytelling that defined a generation, Spider-Man #20 (1992) is more than just a battle comic—it’s a testament to resilience, heroism, and the unwavering line between justice and vengeance. A must-have for collectors and longtime fans alike.

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