Spider-Man Unlimited #2

Spider-Man Unlimited #2 was published in August 1993 as part of the broader Spider-Man line during a period of significant expansion for Marvel Comics. The series was designed as a quarterly, prestige-format publication that allowed for longer, self-contained stories, providing a contrast to the monthly serials that dominated the character's publication history at the time. This issue specifically features a narrative involving the character Shriek and serves as a tie-in to the expansive Maximum Carnage crossover event.

The issue was written by Tom DeFalco, with interior art primarily by Ron Lim, a notable artist of the 1990s known for his work on cosmic titles and the Infinity Gauntlet series. The design of the book aimed to capture the darker, more kinetic aesthetic popular in the early 90s comic market. While it functioned as a functional piece of a larger editorial puzzle, it remains a recognized artifact of the era's focus on large-scale, multi-title story arcs that defined the publisher's approach to the Spider-Man franchise.