Spider-Man #78
1997
- Series
- Spider-Man
- Issue
- 78
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1997
- Story title
- The Love Of A Woman
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Published in 1997, Spider-Man #78 is part of the 'Identity Crisis' crossover event, a storyline that saw Peter Parker framed for murder and forced to adopt four new hero personas to continue fighting crime while clearing his name. This specific issue features the debut of the Dusk persona, which Peter Parker assumed to infiltrate the criminal underworld as a mysterious, shadowy figure.
The issue was written by Todd DeZago and illustrated by Mike Wieringo, an artist celebrated for his clean, expressive style that became iconic during his tenure on the character. The creative direction aimed to shake up the status quo by stripping Spider-Man of his traditional identity, presenting a darker and more cynical atmosphere that resonated with the grittier comic book trends of the late nineties.
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