Peter Parker: Spider-Man #25
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格式
Kindle
页数
39
语言
英语
已发布
Aug 29, 2017
出版商
Marvel
描述
In a surreal twist of fate, Peter Parker finds himself at his own funeral, a haunting scenario that pushes the boundaries of reality and mortality. Though encased in his coffin, Peter’s spirit is unwilling to concede to this finality. The struggle to break free unfolds as he grapples with his identity and the weight of expectations that come with being Spider-Man.
As Peter battles against the constraints of death, flashbacks offer glimpses into pivotal moments of his life, highlighting the sacrifices he has made for his loved ones. These memories weave a poignant narrative, providing context for his fight to reclaim not just his body, but his purpose. With each effort to escape, the lines between life and death blur, creating an emotional tug-of-war that resonates deeply with readers.
The art captures the tension and urgency of Peter's plight, drawing readers into a world where hope clashes with despair. As the story progresses, themes of resilience and redemption emerge, reminding everyone of the enduring spirit of a hero. In this gripping issue, the true essence of Spider-Man is explored, revealing that even in the face of mortality, the fight for one's identity is a battle worth waging.
As Peter battles against the constraints of death, flashbacks offer glimpses into pivotal moments of his life, highlighting the sacrifices he has made for his loved ones. These memories weave a poignant narrative, providing context for his fight to reclaim not just his body, but his purpose. With each effort to escape, the lines between life and death blur, creating an emotional tug-of-war that resonates deeply with readers.
The art captures the tension and urgency of Peter's plight, drawing readers into a world where hope clashes with despair. As the story progresses, themes of resilience and redemption emerge, reminding everyone of the enduring spirit of a hero. In this gripping issue, the true essence of Spider-Man is explored, revealing that even in the face of mortality, the fight for one's identity is a battle worth waging.