L'Uomo Ragno #155, speciale Natale - 2 Comic - Various editions - 1993/1994

Title and Publisher: The issue is a special number titled "L'Uomo Ragno Natale" (Spider-Man Christmas), published by Marvel Italia.
The issue is presented in the classic newsstand glossy format and is not equipped with a separate rigid slipcase (not applicable), with postcards inside.
Authors and Credits: The story is written by Steven Grant and drawn by Pat Broderick. The lettering is by Rudy Remitti, colors by Glynis Oliver, and the Italian translation is by Pier Paolo Ronchetti, with supervision by Renee Witterstaetter and Tom DeFalco.
Plot and Setting: The narrative is set during the Christmas holidays, with Spider-Man moving among the buildings in a wintry urban landscape, interfacing with other Marvel Universe elements and characters (such as the Human Torch, Captain America, and atmospheres that evoke Santa Claus and the Christmas spirit).

Packaging: The issue remains in its original vintage seal in transparent cellophane (blister), never opened or handled.
Protection and Preservation: The blister has preserved the cover and interior pages from the wear of time, dust, and moisture, keeping the issue in mint/collector condition (Near Mint).
External Details: The cover features the Platinum Edition special treatment with metallic finishes.
Visible Attachment: The original relief insert, the mini-caption "The phone number of my friends" is perfectly visible and preserved on the front cellophane.
Story Title: Torment (Torment), a cult saga originally published in the USA in 1990 on the first issue of the Spider-Man title and reissued in Italy in this 1994 issue 155.
Author: Written and drawn entirely by Todd McFarlane, one of the most iconic and influential Spider-Man artists, famous for his twisted and highly detailed webbing and for a dark style.
Brief Plot: Spider-Man faces a ruthless hunt in New York against Lizard, transformed into a ruthless killing machine under the voodoo influence of priestess Calypso. It is one of the darkest, most visceral, and graphically memorable stories of the 1990s.