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    The alternative VHS cover for *Spider- Man: Night of The Lizard* presents a more dynamic and dramatic design. The cover features Spider- Man in an action- packed pose, swinging through a dark, misty New York City skyline at night. His suit is brightly colored, with the city lights reflecting off his webbing, creating a striking contrast. In the background, the Lizard is shown in mid- reveal, with his full form partially emerging from a dark alley. His scales are depicted with a glistening texture, and his eyes shine menacingly against the dark backdrop. The city’s silhouette provides a dramatic setting, emphasizing the looming threat. The title "Spider- Man: Night of The Lizard" is prominently placed at the top in bold, fiery red letters with a slight glow, adding a sense of urgency. The subtitle, "A Battle in the Shadows, " is written in a sleek, silver font beneath the title. The VHS spine features Spider- Man’s mask in a close- up, with the title in bold red and silver. This cover design emphasizes action and intensity, showcasing Spider- Man’s battle against the Lizard with vibrant colors and dramatic imagery

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