SPIDER-MAN NOIR #4

SPIDER-MAN NOIR #4 continues the black-and-white crime-noir saga of Peter Parker in an alternate-scene era, delivering a tightly wound mystery with sharp dialogue and moody art. Written by Erik Larsen and drawn by Andrea Broccardo, with a cover by Simone Di Meo, this 32-page limited run offers a self-contained story that still nods to the broader Spider-Man Noir arc. In this installment, Peter Parker investigates a string of dehydrated corpses that shocks the city, a case that Gwen Stacy finds personally entwined with her father's death. As Parker edges closer to the truth, Gwen closes in on the identity of Spider-Man, raising the stakes for both of them and for the web-slinger's alter ego. A pulpy, character-driven mystery that blends noir atmosphere with superhero action, SPIDER-MAN NOIR #4 is a must-read for fans of dark alternate-universe storytelling.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Noir-inspired Spider-Man detective tale that blends crime drama with superhero action.
• Readers who enjoy character-driven stories featuring Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy.
• Fans of Erik Larsen's writing and Andrea Broccardo's art, with a Simone Di Meo cover.
• Fans of self-contained, 32-page limited chapters in the Spider-Man Noir series.