Spider-man #22 1992 Marvel Comics

Condition: Raw - Read

Era: Modern

Edition: Direct

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Writer(s): Erik Larsen

Illustrator(s):   

Inker: Erik Larsen

Penciller: Erik Larsen

Cover Artist: 

Artitsts:   Gregory Wright, Chris Eliopoulos

Year: 1992

Key Issue: 

Spider-Man #22 (1992) is a pivotal issue in the acclaimed Spider-Man series, marking a high-stakes chapter in the "Revenge of the Sinister Six" storyline. Released in May 1992 during a dynamic era of Marvel storytelling, this comic sees Peter Parker facing one of his most dangerous challenges yet. The Sinister Six, led by the brilliant and ruthless Doctor Octopus, have regrouped with a vengeance—armed with advanced weaponry and a mysterious new ally. As Spider-Man recovers from previous battles, he must rally unlikely allies, including the Hulk, Ghost Rider, Sleepwalker, and Deathlok, to stand a chance against this upgraded threat. The tension escalates when the villainous Gog, a massive alien enforcer, is revealed as the Sinister Six’s secret weapon, shifting the balance of power in their favor.

The issue masterfully blends intense action with emotional depth, exploring Peter’s personal life as he navigates domestic concerns with Mary Jane Watson. In quieter moments, MJ sews a new red-and-blue Spider-Man suit, showcasing her unwavering support—though tensions flare when she accepts a role in a movie involving nude scenes, sparking a heartfelt marital conflict. This human element grounds the story, reminding readers that behind the web-slinging heroics is a man juggling love, responsibility, and duty. Meanwhile, the Sinister Six’s assault on a Hydra-controlled satellite sets the stage for a spectacular showdown that stretches from New Jersey to Manhattan, featuring explosive confrontations and surprising team-ups

With gripping writing by David Michelinie and dynamic art by Erik Larsen, Spider-Man #22 delivers a quintessential 90s comic experience—packed with bold visuals, high-octane battles, and dramatic character moments. The issue is a must-have for collectors and fans of the era, capturing the essence of Spider-Man’s enduring struggle against overwhelming odds. It also marks key appearances from fan-favorite characters and continues the arc that redefined Spidey’s rogues’ gallery in the 1990s.

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