  This has got to be the worst alternate universe ever. -Spider-Man
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| Dreams of Innocence | |
| Comic Book series: | Amazing Spider-Man |
| Issue Number: | 384 |
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Release Date: |
December, 1993 |
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Executive Editor: |
Tom DeFalco |
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Cover Artist: |
Mark Bagley |
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Writer(s): |
David Michelinie |
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Penciler(s): |
Mark Bagley |
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Inker(s): |
Randy Emberlin, Al Milgrom |
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Colourist(s): |
Bob Sharen |
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Letterer(s): |
Rick Parker |
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Editor(s): |
Danny Fingeroth, Mark Bernardo |
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Previous issue: |
Amazing Spider-Man #383 |
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Next issue: |
Amazing Spider-Man #385 |
Amazing Spider-Man #384 is the 384th issue of Amazing Spider-Man.
Plot[]
Major Events[]
Characters[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Jury
- Orwell Taylor
- Ramshot (Sam Caulkin)
- Sentry (Curtis Elkins)
- Firearm
- Screech (Max Taylor)
- Bomblast
Other Characters:
- Bernard Scudder (Private Detective)
- Richard Parker (Simulcrum)
- Mary Parker (Simulcrum)
- Irene Karnowsky (Only appearance)
- Reuben Traid (Only appearance)
- Reed Richards (Recap)
- Johnny Storm (Recap)
- Susie Karnowsky (Recap)
- Venom (Eddie Brock) (Recap)
- The Burglar (Recap)
- Baxter Bigelow (Recap)
- Styx (Recap)
- Stone (Recap)
- Carnage (Recap)
- Shriek (Recap)
- Carrion (Recap)
- Demogoblin (Recap)
- Spider-Doppelganger (Recap)