¡ TARANTULA ES UNA BESTIA LETAL !
Continued from last issue... Spider-Man has hitched a ride back to
New York from Florida on a helicopter following his battle with the
Man-Thing against the Lizard. Arriving at the Bugle as Peter Parker, J.
Jonah Jameson is furious that Peter did not take a single picture while
down there and tells Parker that he's going to have to pay for the trip.
While in prison, the Tarantula creates new razor pointed shoes
and uses them to break out of prison, upon his escape he is picked up by
the Jackal, who has hired him to be his next tool in destroying
Spider-Man.
Meanwhile, Anna and Mary Jane Watson have come to the hospital to
see Aunt May get discharged. When Aunt May talks to Mary Jane about
Peter, Mary Jane gets upset and tells her about how she hasn't seen
Peter since Gwen Stacy's apparent resurrection. Aunt May encourages Mary
Jane to not give up so easily because love is usually a once in a life
time opportunity.
At that time, Peter is web-slinging across the city as Spider-Man
mulling over the facts behind this new Gwen Stacy. He suddenly have an
realization -- what if she's a clone, and what if there are multiple
copies of Gwen Stacy just running around? He suddenly sees a reflection
of Gwen in a nearby show-room mirror and jumps into it, smashing the
display window and mirror. This prompts a police officer to try and
arrest him. But before Spider-Man can get away, he's attacked by the
Tarantula.
The two fight across the city streets, their fight eventually
taking them into a city bus. Their fight prompts all the passengers to
flee in terror, except for one: Gwen Stacy. The bus driver turns out to
be the Jackal in disguise. When the Jackal leading Gwen off the bus
distracts Peter, the Tarantula manages to tag him with one of his boots
knocking Spider-Man out. When Spidey revives, he finds himself taken to
the Brooklyn Bridge. Bound in chains, Spidey hears the Jackal rant about
how he's created this clone of Gwen Stacy as an instrument to destroy
Spider-Man who he blames for murdering the real Gwen Stacy two years
earlier. When the Jackal finishes exposing his plot, he has the
Tarantula push Spider-Man off the Brooklyn Bridge to his death.
This story is continued next issue...
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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #147
FECHA: Agosto / 1975
PORTADA: John Romita Sr. (lapices, tinta)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson, Ned Leeds; Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson
Villains: Tarantula, Jackal
Other Characters: Anna Watson, Gwen Stacy (Clone), Gwen Stacy (In an illusion or vision), Ben Parker (Only in flashback), Bernie &Hyman, two kids in a bus (Only Appearance), prison guards, New York policemen, Bernie (Only Appearance)
Locations: New Jersey: Federal Penitentiary; New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Midway Hopital
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Gerry Conway
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson, Ned Leeds; Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson
Villains: Tarantula, Jackal
Other Characters: Anna Watson, Gwen Stacy (Clone), Gwen Stacy (In an illusion or vision), Ben Parker (Only in flashback), Bernie &Hyman, two kids in a bus (Only Appearance), prison guards, New York policemen, Bernie (Only Appearance)
Locations: New Jersey: Federal Penitentiary; New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Midway Hopital
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Gerry Conway
DIBUJO: Ross Andru
TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt
COLOR: Stan Goldberg
COLOR: Stan Goldberg
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 19
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 6.4 mb
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