The Prowler #3

The Prowler #3 was published by Marvel Comics in 1994 as part of the character's first self-titled limited series. Created by Stan Lee, John Buscema, and Jim Mooney in 1969, the Prowler, also known as Hobie Brown, was originally a window washer who turned to crime before finding redemption as a superhero. This four-issue miniseries served to re-establish Brown's presence within the Marvel Universe during a decade characterized by gritty reboots and attempts to expand the lore of secondary Spider-Man supporting characters.

The series was written by Carl Potts with interior art primarily by Bill Reinhold. The creative intent behind this run was to flesh out the Prowler's independent crime-fighting efforts in New York City, moving him away from his traditional role as a mere associate of Spider-Man. While the character remains a beloved figure within the Spider-Man mythos, this specific series is recognized by collectors as a transitional piece of mid-nineties comic history, reflecting the illustrative styles and narrative tropes prevalent in the comic book industry during that era.