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On-sale date from 1972 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days. Squash! Goes The Spider! - Stor...

On-sale date from 1972 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days. - Inside front cover. The Insu...

Spider-Man and Dr. Strange rescue Flash Thompson from the Vietnamese monks who mistakenly blame him for the death of their high priest during the w...

Kraven assumes control of Marty Blank's mind and sends the Gibbon to battle Spider-Man.On-sale date from Etcetera & The Comic Reader #84 April ...

Someone is trying to kill Richard Raleigh.On-sale date from The Comic Reader #90, October 1972. - Inside front cover. The Deadly Designs of the Di...

Spider-Man versus the Molten Man.Ad for North American School of Drafting.On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #103, Ja...

On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #109, August 1974. - Letters of comment from Charles Hamada; Charles S. LeCates; ...

On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #110, September 1974. Day of the Grizzly! - Part of Mortellaro's name can be seen ...

Spider-Man dumps his dead clone into a furnace, believing that he has solved the problem. As Peter and his friends deal with the aftermath of the ...

Criminals kidnap Dr. Bolton's daughter and hold her hostage, Of Jackels and Juxtaposition - Letters page without letters but with by an article by ...

Criminals kidnap Dr. Bolton's daughter and hold her hostage, Of Jackels and Juxtaposition - Letters page without letters but with by an article by ...

Angry over the death of a friend, Spider-Man makes fast work of the Sandman when the villain seeks him out for revenge. The Sandman Always Strikes ...

Spider-Man reluctantly teams up with Doctor Octopus to rescue Aunt May from Hammerhead.Hammerhead Is Comin' Thru! - Andru pencil credit provided 20...

Brooding over his love life, Spider-Man goes looking for trouble and finds it in the Kingpin. All The Kingpin's Men! - Continued next issue. - Edi...

- Letters of comment from readers Jim Hoskins, Walter Alcutt, Jack Steinmann, and Larry Lisowski. Also, including information about the origin of...

Spider-Man defeats J. Jonah Jameson's Spider-Slayer and the battles Will-o'-the-Wisp. Dr. Jonas Harrow destroys Will-o'-the-Wisp when he refuses to...

Spider-Man and Nova determine the true identity of Photon and solve the mystery of who killed Nova's uncle. - Inside front cover. Photon Is Anothe...

The Molten Man's Last Stand! - Danny Crespi cover letters credit from Todd Klein via The Crespi Files, page 51 posted on his Facebook page on 1 Au...

Mayhem By Moonlight! - Continued next 2 issues. - Letters from Joel D. Cochin, John Ferro, Mark Capella, Bob Steib, Dave Curtice, and Ed Via.

Mayhem By Moonlight! - Continued next 2 issues. - Letters from Joel D. Cochin, John Ferro, Mark Capella, Bob Steib, Dave Curtice, and Ed Via.

- Responses to letters may have been written by Mark Gruenwald as Marv Wolfman is referred to in the third person. Letters from Matt Kaufman, Greg...

Pete Rose Batting Practice - Comic ad for the Pete Rose Batting Practice machine from Turco. - House ad for Micronauts #7 (July 1979). - Stan's ...

On-sale date from Amazing Heroes #35, with shipping date of 1983-11-08.

The Black Fox is still trying to complete the final score that will allow him to retire but finds himself being chased by Silver Sable and her Wild...

Spider-Man takes on a slippery new villain who ends up looking like a good guy when he turns his old boss over to D.A. Tower. Thomas Fireheart prep...

Spider-Man is trolling around town trying to find Flash Thompson but ends up duking it out with Titania and Absorbing Man. Things end in a draw whe...

Aunt May relives her life. - Letters from Scott Haan, Damian Kane, Mark Phillips, Robert Berlinski, Noah I. Tarnow, Christian Jacobson

The Rhino attempts to kidnap John Jameson to turn him over to foreign powers that want his secrets about the U.S. space program. Spider-Man manages...

On-sale date from 1966 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress. The Sinister Shocker! - Corrected inker credits from Tom Hardee; origina...

Indicia title is "Amazing Spider-Man" without "The". On-sale date from 1967 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress. - Corrected inker ...

On-sale date from 1967 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress. - Inside front cover. Ad for Tackle Medicated Clear Gel. Instant Info, ...

Missing 1/2 of page 7Medusa travels to New York City to gauge the reaction of the common person to the presence of an Inhuman.On-sale date from 196...

On-sale date from 1968 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress. - Inside front cover. Ad for body building products. Wings in the Night...

Peter decides that it would be good for his public image to go on a TV talk show. Unfortunately he chooses a network where Max Dillon [Electro] wor...

On-sale date from 1971 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days. - Inside front cover. Ad for p...

- Letters of comment from Ken Cross, Peter DePietro, and Sally Cutler. - House Advertisement (One-Pager) for: Avengers/Captain Marvel (1/2 page)...

- All three artists' signatures are obscured by the UPC box, but are fully visible on the original art. Information from Masido via the GCD Error...

Spider-Man concludes his battle with Iron Man and escapes into the sewers. Peter moves Aunt May and Mary Jane into a seedy motel to hide them from ...

Spider-Man meets with Captain America and his allies. From prison, the Kingpin hires an assassin to kill Spider-Man and any of his friends or famil...

While Spider-Man is off participating in the final battle of the Civil War, the Kingpin's sniper is playing a waiting game while keeping Peter's fa...

Aunt May has lapsed into a coma and Peter performs a methodical and ruthless search for the sniper who shot her. He tracks down Jake Martino to the...

Now that he knows the Kingpin ordered the hit that brought down Aunt May, Spider-Man takes the goon who shot sniper Jake Martino down to the sewers...

Kingpin is waltzing out of jail, when Spider-Man shows up for a final confrontation about the shooting of Aunt May. After going a few rounds in fro...

When a nurse at the hospital notices that the elderly gunshot victim in a coma has new substances in her blood (thanks to a transfusion by Peter) a...

Aunt May pushes Peter to find a job, but due to his spotty work record in his previous employment, he finds this hard to do. Peter goes to a club o...

Spider-Man meets Mr. Negative for the first time. In the aftermath of Jonah's heart attack, his wife Marla decides to sell the Daily Bugle while h...