Descrizione
LO STUPEFACENTE UOMO RAGNO
THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN
SERIE CRONOLOGICA DELL’ EDITORIALE CORNO, LA MAGNIFICA COLLANA IN FORMATO GIGANTE DI GENIALISSIMO ED ESCLUSIVO BRAND TUTTO NOSTRANO CHE IL
MONDO INTERO ANCOR OGGI CI INVIDIA
ALBO GIGANTE TUTTO A COLORI DEL 1978
all’ interno 2 episodi completi + 2 parziali
CONDIZIONI OTTIME , L’ ALBO NON E’ DI RESA
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Synopsis
Continued from last issue…
After a
lengthy battle against the Kingpin and his goons, Spider-Man manages to
defeat the Kingpin when he shoots a web at his cane weapon, causing it
to back fire and explode, knocking the Kingpin out.
Peter chases after the Kingpin’s goons to collect the tablet as
the police arrive and arrest the Kingping. The crime-boss allows for it,
as he knows that they will not be able to hold them. When Spider-Man
recovers the tablet and tries to give it to the police officers, they
believe the wall-crawler is about to attack them and shoot at him.
Spider-Man escapes, however it is the final straw, and Spider-Man vows
that if he’s going to be treated as a menace, then he might as well
become one.
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Gwen Stacy
- J. Jonah Jameson
- Joseph Robertson
- Aunt May (In an illusion or vision)
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Randy Robertson
- George Stacy
- Ned Leeds
- Vanessa Fisk (First appearance)
- Josh Kittling
- Dean Corliss (First appearance)
Locations:
- New York City
- Empire State University Campus
- State Prison
- Peter and Harry’s Apartment
Items:
Vehicles:
- Daily Bugle Radio Patrol car
Synopsis
Spider-Man has in his possession a clay
tablet which the Kingpin is seeking to obtain. The Kingpin (who was
arrested last issue) learns about this when the story makes the front
page of the Daily Bugle. The wall-crawler meanwhile is trying to think
about what to do with the tablet when he’s shot at by a police officer.
Disarming the officer, Peter returns to his apartment and stashes the
tablet there before calling it a night. The next day he’s told off by
Gwen for not calling him and she confronts him with the fact that she
thinks he’s a coward. While at police headquarters, the dean meets with
the protesters who have been arrested, and the dean informs them that he
has decided to allow the Ex Hall to become a dorm for under privileged
students.
Meanwhile, the Kingpin manages to escape from prison and resumes
his criminal operations and alerts his men that Spider-Man has the
tablet. Peter has meanwhile resumed his identity of Spider-Man and is
out trying to find some answers as to what the inscriptions on the
tablet mean. This puts him into conflict with the Kingpin’s goons, and
eventually the Kingpin himself. When Spider-Man is winning the fight, he
is about to grab the Kingpin when a car from the Daily Bugle driven by
Ned Leeds and Jameson cut in front of him. This allows the Kingpin to
get away. Furious Spider-Man grabs Jameson and begins telling him off.
The frightened Jameson faints, and Spider-Man gets control of himself
and flees the scene.
As he gets away, he realizes if Jameson dies of a heart-attack,
he’s going to be labeled a murderer, and realizes that if that happens
he really become everything that the Bugle has reported about him.
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Kingpin (In a photograph only)
Other Characters:
- Scarlet Witch (Only in flashback)
- Toad (Only in flashback)
- Edwin Jarvis
- John Jameson
- Randy Robertson
- Martha Robertson (First full appearance)
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Synopsis
As Peter returns to his apartment and
mulls over the fact that he was responsible for giving J. Jonah Jameson a
good scare as Spider-Man, he almost blows his secret identity when
Harry abruptly returns home.
Meanwhile, having escape the destruction of Magneto’s fortress,
Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch and the Toad debate on what to do now that
they are outcasts. Quicksilver believes that the Avengers will take them
in and runs to New York to find them. However, upon arriving at
Avengers Mansion, he learns from Jarvis that they are away on a mission
in Africa. Debating on what to next, Quicksilver learns the Spider-Man
is considered a fugitive of the law. He decides to bring Spider-Man to
justice as it may be a way to exonerate himself and his sister in the
eyes of the world following their recent alliance with Magneto.
Later, Peter arrives at the Bugle to sell his pictures of
Spider-Man’s battle with the Kingpin. There he finds that Joe Robertson
has taken charge of the Bugle while Jonah is in the hospital. when Joe
sees that the photos show that Spider-Man was trying to prevent the
Kingpin from stealing the tablet, he demands the presses be stopped to
send this out as an exclusive. Peter is also surprised by the very
generous payment for the photos.
Peter then changes into Spider-Man, and delivers the tablet to
George Stacy. When Stacy tries to stop Spider-Man to talk to him Spidey
can’t stop and leaves. On his way home, Spider-Man is so absorbed in how
he’s going to spend his money that he is taken by surprise when
Quicksilver (unaware that Spider-Man’s been cleared of any wrong doing)
attacks him. Spidey proves to be no match for Quicksilver’s superior
speed. As their battle rages on, the front page story about Spider-Man’s
innocence gets to Jameson who freaks out.
Back at the battle between Spider-Man and Quicksilver, Spider-Man
finally gets his bearings and uses his spider-sense and Quicksilver’s
arrogance to his advantage, and knocks the wind out of the speedster.
When the police close in to arrest both super-humans, Spider-Man lifts
Quicksilver to safety. When Quicksilver revives he realizes what
Spider-Man did for him and the two call a truce, and they part as
friends.
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
- George Stacy
- Harris (First appearance)
- Marty (First appearance)
- Anna Watson
- Pawnshop agent
Locations:
- New York City
- Stacy’s home
- Pawnshop
- Hospital
Items:
Synopsis
The Shocker has returned, and his first theft is of the clay tablet
in the possession of George Stacy. After easily knocking out Stacy, the
Shocker steals the tablet from Stacy’s safe. He then finds his
underworld connection and tells him (Rather violently) that he will sell
the tablet to the highest bidder.
When Peter Parker learns of the theft he goes looking for his old
foe as Spider-Man. He finds the Shocker and tries to capture him, but
the Shocker proves too much for the wall-crawler and manages to escape.
Peter resumes his civilian guise so that he can see his Aunt May off on
her vacation to Florida. Peter also happens upon an article about Curt
Connors in the Bugle and muses about his last encounter with the Lizard,
and how great it would be to work for Connors. While Jameson, still
recovering in the hospital is fuming about another front page headline
that reports Spider-Man in a positive light.
When Peter later meets up with Gwen, they are surprised to see
Flash Thompson is back in town on leave. However, when Flash makes a
harmless flirtatious remark towards her Peter loses his temper. Which
upsets both Flash and Gwen who leaves Peter to mull over his current
relationship problems.
When the Shocker attacks his next target: an armored car.
Spider-Man manages to defeat the Shocker and stop him from stealing the
armored car’s payroll.
Continued to next issue…
