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Collects The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #105-142, Giant-Size Super-Heroes (Marvel, 1974 series) #1, and Marvel Super-Heroes (Marvel, 1967 series) #14.
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Continued in the next 2 issues.
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Letters from Jesse Prosise, Laurine White and Wally Conger.
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Story continues in next issue.
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Letters of comment from Wally Conger, Rex Howard, and Jeff Westbrook. Includes two panels reproduced from a previous issue.
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Letters:
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Letters from Cary Mine, Bill Henley and Michael P. Higgins.
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Includes letters from Bruce Roland, George Davis and David B. Michelinie.
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Total No. Copies Printed (net press run): Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months: 520,862. Actual no. of single issue nearest to filing date: 512,566.
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Includes letters from Tim Powers, Wally Conger, Michael Valentine and Juan Cole.
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Continued next issue.
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Includes letters from Joe Dornbrock, David B. Michelinie and Rex Howard.
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Possible Giacoia inks provided 2006 by Nick Caputo.
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Letters from Steven Katz, Jack Brandwein, Mark Wilson and Stan Luksenburg.
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Possible Tony Mortellaro inks on the foreground figures.
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Story Continued until #115. Tony Mortellaro background signage found on story page 2 panel 3, page 5 panel 2, page 8 panel 6, and page 20.
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Letters of comment from Jerry Ursini, C.S. Gunter, and Bill Melton.
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Tony Mortellaro and Jim Starlin are listed on the splash page as art assistants. According to Jim Starlin in an interview in Comic Book Artist #18, he provided breakdowns for Romita.
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Letters from David & Gary Romeo; J. Michael Reaves; Odin and Peter Rogers.
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According to Jim Starlin in Comic Book Artist # 18, he provided breakdowns for Romita on this story. Updated information provided by Nick Caputo, May 2011.
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Letter from Jeff H. Berlin.
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Letters from John Dandrea, J. Alan Bolick, Jerry Jones, Kathy Raisz; Know Ye These, the Hallowed Ranks of Marveldom
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Saladino credit per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Artie Simek.
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The Smasher also in 117-118. These three issues are an edited/revised version of Spectacular Spider-Man #1 (1968). It includes numerous dialogue and art alterations to tie-in with current continuity. Page 11 is a completely new page by Conway, Romita and Mortellaro. Info per Nick Caputo, March 2019.
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Special Note from the Bullpen Department of Creative Confusion; letters from John Ranker and Todd Floyd; house ad for Monster Madness #1.
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This story incorporates, and greatly revises, material from Spectacular Spider-Man #1 (1968). Many new pages are included, and changes are made to conform to current continuity, including altering the deceased Captain Stacy to Joe Robertson and giving Raleigh a costumed identity as the Disruptor. Info per Nick Caputo, March 2019.
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Includes letters from Matthew Carp, Michael Harrah and Wally Podrazik.
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This story incorporates, and greatly revises, material from Spectacular Spider-Man #1 (1968). Many new pages are included, and changes are made to conform to current continuity, including re-drawing the deceased Captain Stacy and replacing him with Joe Robertson and giving Raleigh a costumed identity as the Disruptor. Info per Nick Caputo, March 2019.
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Letters from Mike Baron and Bill Creighton.
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Located on letters page. Total No. Copies Printed (net press run): Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months: 519,531. Actual no. of single issue nearest to filing date: 525,451.
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Letters from Cheryl De Boissiere, Matthew Howarth and Delayne Lucus.
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Per The Official Marvel Index to the Amazing Spider-Man # 5, August 1985, Paul Reinman primarily provided rough breakdowns for Kane. Giacoia additional inking per Nick Caputo, March 2019.
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Letters from Les Baptiste and Lindy Marie Cauley.
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Promo for the Dracula Lives magazine on bottom half of letters page.
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story continues in the following issue. The Brooklyn Bridge is portrayed in the story, but is referred to as the George Washington Bridge.
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On top half of page. Letters from Tom Hebbela, Tim Glisson, and Randy Medoff.
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House ad for The Haunt of Horror (Marvel, 1973 series) magazine. On the bottom half of the page shared with the Spider's Web.
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Located on top half of page number 31. Letters by Henry Cooper, Rick Keefe, and Tom Rader.
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Located on lower half of page number 31. House ad for Zombie (Marvel, 1973 Series).
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Located on top half of page number 31. Letters by Michael Ambrose, Max G. Rodel, and Jim D. Lilliefors.
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Located on lower half of page number 31. House ad for Haunt of Horror (Marvel, 1974 Series).
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Continued next issue.
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Letters from Peter Aicich, Steven Pearlman, Salvatore M. Trento, Robert Lowrey, Donald Shinners, Sergio J. Andrade, David Carrothers, and Kent Raleigh, Jr. Located on the top half of page number 31.
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House ad for Brother Voodoo appearing in Strange Tales. Located on the lower half of page number 31.
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Romita inks per Nick Caputo. Previous inker credited Mike Esposito.
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Letters on the death of Gwen Stacy from Kip Hitz, Richard Nathan, and Jane C. Holligsworth. Located on the top half of page number 31.
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Located on the lower half of page number 31.
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Page 19
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Promo advertisement for "Supernatural Thrillers #6" The Headless Horseman Rides Again.
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Initials signed under the policeman's leg.
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Continued next issue.
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Letters from Gary Morgensen, Jane Starr, Richard Nathan, Nicholas Pollotta Jr., Mike Jacot.
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Promo ad for Dracula Lives (Marvel, 1973 Series) and Zombie (Marvel, 1973 Series).
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Page 19 top
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Page 19 bottom
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Gaspar Saladino credit from http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/498/.
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Continued next issue; Next Punisher in ASM #134 (Cameo) and #135.
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Letters from: Michael Ambrose, Ralph Macchio, Rob Sansing, and Rick Keefe. Two panels from The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #124 are printed.
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Continued next issue. Marvel Value Stamp Series A #2 "Hulk"
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Letters from Christopher Clow, Wayne Sebesta, (no name given) and J. Brenner. Includes Marvel Value Stamp Series A, #2 (Hulk).
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Promo ad for Daredevil (Marvel, 1964 series) #108.
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Marvel Value Stamp series A #34 Mr. Fantastic.
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Art credits art not specified but after examining some of the original art Nick Caputo suspects Romita provided blue line pencil breakdowns, which Reinman completed. Romita may have completed some pages on his own along with numerous alterations. Mortellaro provided background inks.
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Letters from Bob Rodi; Jaime Cruz and Victor D'Angelo; and Jim Huff. Also includes art from previously published panel and Marvel Value Stamp #6 featuring Thor. Bottom fourth of page is Statement of Ownership.
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Bottom fourth of letters page. Statement of Ownership for September 25, 1972. Average paid circulation for last 12 months: 273,204. Issue nearest filing date: 313,028.
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Letters from: Amos Rendler, Michael Bryant, Bill Worstedt, Jody Hall, and Brian Schuck.
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Ad for Worlds Unknown #7.
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Kane pencils and Crespi lettering per Nick Caputo. Previous indexers credited Romita with pencils and Rosen or Saladino with lettering.
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Roy Thomas editorial explains that the original idea of rotating three series was altered to have the characters appear in three separate titles. Includes an ad for Giant-Size Super-Teams, which was changed before publication to Giant-Size Defenders.
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Continued next issue.
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Letters from Ralph Macchio, Roger Schwed, Brad Oseland, Harry Daniels and Keith Cooper.
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Checklist of issues on sale; appears at the bottom of the first page of letters.
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Promo ad for The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #2; appears at the bottom of the 2nd page of the letters column.
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In some reprints the cover blurb "Return of the Punisher" changes to either "Origin of the Punisher" or "Power of the Punisher". The former was taken from an original stat before it was altered for publication.
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2nd Full Punisher; Punisher next in Giant-Size Spider-Man #4; Marvel Value Stamp #4 The Thing.
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Letters from Kolya Renne, Steve Saffei, Keith Helms, R. Hoppe; includes Marvel Value Stamp Series A #4, Thing (detail from the cover of Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #116).
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House ad for Giant-Size Man-Thing #1; appears at the bottom of the first page of the letters column.
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Promo ad for Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2; appears at the bottom of the second page of the letters column.
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This is Harry Osborne's first appearance as the new Green Goblin. Continued next issue
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Letters from Steve Clement, Mark Zak, Charles Hamada, Grant Sherrill and Ed G. Omes. Includes Marvel Value Stamp Series A #95 (Mole Man).
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Promo ad for Giant-Size Conan and The Savage Sword of Conan; appears at the bottom of the second page of the letters column.
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Inks are a combination of Giacoia and Esposito. Info per Nick Caputo.
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Letters from Jim Martin, Tim Rourke and Charles Hoffman. Includes Marvel Value Stamp Series A #99 (Sandman).
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Promo ad for 12 comics for the price of 8; appears at the bottom of the first page of the letters column.
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Promo ad for Monsters of the Movies #2; appears at the bottom of the second page of the letters column.
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Letters of comment from Charles Hamada; Charles S. LeCates; Kevin Williams; Michael Biegel; and Dale Berryhill, as well as two panel reproductions from a previous issue. Also includes Marvel Value Stamp #41 Series A (The Gladiator). Located between story pages 11 and 12.
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House ad for Monsters of the Movies #3, advertised as "On Sale August 18!". Located between story pages 11 and 12.
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Part of Mortellaro's name can be seen on the building.
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Continued next issue.
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Letters page includes Marvel Value Stamp # 42 (Man-Wolf)
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Letters from Harold Aberdeen Harvey, Denys Howard, Paul DeRogatis, Richard E. Robinson, B.S., "The Lawgiver" and Edward Rigdon.
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Promo ad for 12 comics for the price of 8; appears at the bottom of the first page of the letters column.
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Promo ad for Vampire Tales; appears at the bottom of the second page of the letters column.
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Continued next issue.
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Letters from T. Gortel, Steven L. Thompson and Bryan Grivell. Includes Marvel Value Stamp Series A #35 (Killraven).
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Promo ad for 12 comics for the price of 8; appears at the bottom of the first page of the letters column.
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Promo ad for Strange Tales #178; appears at the bottom of the second page of the letters column.
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Possible Kane pencils per Nick Caputo, 2006.
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Spider-Man visits the Spider-Mobile, which is at the bottom of the Hudson River.
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Letters from Stephan Friedt P.M.M., James L. Kegley, Philip J. Atteberry, Greg Cupp and Alf Meares.
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Re-visioning of the cover to Spectacular Spider-Man, The (Marvel, 1968 series) #2.
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The Spider-Man story in this issue was originally intended for the Amazing Spider-Man series at a time when John Romita (the usual artist for Spider-Man) injured his wrist and Ross Andru stepped in to create this fill-in story. However, John recovered in time and was able to draw the previously planned story so Ross' story was published here (info from the Marvel Super-Heroes wiki).
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Inside front cover.
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Romita inks per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Tony Mortellaro.
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Cover is flopped with alterations from original, including redrawn Smythe figure.
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Dr. Strange figure has been completely redrawn from the original. Info per Nick Caputo. Title lettering has been reduced in size.
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cover altered from original, with new elements possibly by Romita.
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Cover is reversed from original and Spider-Man figure is slightly altered.
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Kuramoto and Saladino credits per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited John Costanza and Irving Watanabe.
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Romita inks per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Mike Esposito. Possible Crespi letters also per Nick. Previous indexer credited Gaspar Saladino.
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Gaspar Saladino letters credit from http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/498/.
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Reprinted with some changes in word balloons, background, and details on the scaled sections of the Green Goblin's costume.
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Cover is flipped from original.
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