Ramones - Ramones

" RAMONES "

Ramones es el primer álbum del grupo estadounidense de punk rock Ramones. En el disco presenta las primeras corrientes de este género musical, además de apreciarse influencias de grupos pertenecientes a la British Invasion (grupos ingleses que triunfaron en EE. UU. en la década de 1960), especialmente de The Velvet Underground, The Stooges y grupos de pop chicle de principios de los '60 como The Ronettes o The Shirelles.

Las canciones están inspiradas en experiencias personales, surf, y películas de miedo de Clase B, siendo producto de la rebeldía juvenil y del marginamiento que la banda sufría. Los miembros de la banda crearon una música rápida, distorsionada, violenta, aunque a su vez dulce por las influencias del pop.

Este álbum es comúnmente considerado uno de los que más influyó en el punk y el rock en general y ocupa el puesto 33 en la lista de los 500 mejores álbumes de todos los tiempos de la revista Rolling Stone.

Una de sus principales canciones, Blitzkrieg Bop nunca entró en las listas de ventas, aunque se convirtió en uno de los temas referencia de la banda. A su vez, 53rd & 3rd está basada en las experiencias de Dee Dee Ramone, el bajista, como chapero.

El 11 de junio de 2014 el álbum fue certificado como Disco de Oro por la RIAA.

TITULO: Ramones
GRUPO: Ramones
INTEGRANTES:

• Joey Ramone - Vocalista
• Johnny Ramone - Guitarra
• Dee Dee Ramone - Bajo
• Tommy Ramone - Batería

PRODUCTOR: Craig Leon, Tommy Ramone
INVITADOS:
DISQUERA: Sire Records
FECHA: Abril / 1976
GENERO: Punk Rock
DURACIÓN: 29:04 min
IDIOMA: Ingles



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Led Zeppelin "Presence" "The Song Remaiins the Same"

" PRESENCE "

Presence (traducido al español: Presencia) es el séptimo álbum de estudio de la banda británica Led Zeppelin, publicado por Swan Song Records el 31 de marzo de 1976. El álbum fue concebido tras las serias lesiones sufridas por Robert Plant en un accidente de tráfico en Rodas, Grecia, el 15 de agosto de 1975, el cual obligó a postponer la gira mundial planeada para 1975 y 1976. Durante su periodo de convalecencia en Malibú (California), Plant y Page habían escrito suficiente material como para empezar a trabajar en Hollywood's SIR Studio. El álbum fue grabado en tres semanas en Musicland Studios de Múnich, Alemania, con Plant en una silla de ruedas. Ambos habían planeado las sesiones de grabación de este álbum como la vuelta a la simplicidad y la espontaneidad tras haber trabajado con los complejos arreglos de los discos Houses of the Holy o Physical Graffiti. Es el único disco de Led Zeppelin que no incluye ni pistas acústicas ni teclados, a excepcion de "Candy Store Rock", que contiene una pista audible de guitarra acústica en el canal izquierdo.

El disco alcanzó el nº 1 en la lista de discos pop publicada por la revista Billboard, aunque nunca fue tan exitoso como los álbumes anteriores, vendiendo únicamente tres millones de copias en Estados Unidos y siendo calificado por la crítica como el peor trabajo discográfico de la banda. Paradójicamente, el disco contiene algunos temas magnífcos como Achilles Last Stand, considerado por algunos el segundo mejor tema de la banda luego de Stairway to Heaven.

Número de catálogo (US) Swan Song SS 8416 (UK) Swan Song SSK59402.

La portada y el libreto muestran imágenes de personas interactuando con el mismo objeto desconocido. Dentro del libreto, al artefacto se le conoce simplemente como El Objeto.

TITULO: Presence

ARTISTA: Led Zeppelin 

GENERO: Hard rock, heavy metal, blues rock 

INTEGRANTES: Jimmy Page (Guitarra), Robert Plant (Vocalista), John Paul Jones (Bajo), John Bonham (Batería) 

PRODUCTOR: Jimmy Page, Peter Grant

INVITADOS:

DISQUERA: Swan Song Records 

AÑO: 31 de Marzo de 1976

DURACION: 44:24 min 

FORMATO: .mp3 

TAMAÑO: 100.6 mb 

" THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME "

The Song Remains the Same (La canción sigue siendo la misma) es la banda sonora y película del concierto protagonizado por la banda británica de hard rock Led Zeppelin. La grabación del álbum y la película tuvo lugar en tres noches en el Madison Square Garden de Nueva York (27, 28 y 29 de julio) durante el tour de 1973 de la banda. El álbum fue publicado el 21 de septiembre de 1976 por Swan Song Records.

La película incluye la pieza "Black Dog" pero a cambio no incluye "Celebration Day". En el caso del la banda sonora se incluye "Celebration Day" pero no "Black Dog". Además la película incluye "Since I've Been Loving You", la introducción de "Heartbreaker", y una pieza de zanfona llamada "Autumn Lake". Otras piezas grabadas y que fueron descartadas tanto de la película como de la banda sonora fueron "The Ocean" y "Misty Mountain Hop".

La portada del álbum es obra de Hipgnosis.

TITULO: The Song Remains the Same

ARTISTA: Led Zeppelin 

GENERO: Hard rock, heavy metal, blues rock 

INTEGRANTES: Jimmy Page (Guitarra), Robert Plant (Vocalista), John Paul Jones (Bajo), John Bonham (Batería) 

PRODUCTOR: Jimmy Page

INVITADOS:

DISQUERA: Swan Song Records 

AÑO: 21 de Septiembre de 1976

DURACION: 99:45 min 

FORMATO: .mp3

TAMAÑO: 222.0 mb

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The Amazing Spider-Man #163 "All The Kingpin's Men!" #164 "Deadline!" Arc: "Kingpin Sucks Spidey's Life Force"

" ¡TODOS LOS HOMBRES DEL KINGPIN! "

While riding on top of a city bus, Spider-Man notices an unmarked helicopter flying in the sky and finds it suspicious enough to check out. Sure enough, he witnesses the helicopter capture a shipping truck and take it into the air. Spider-Man hitches a ride, and finds himself fighting off a bunch of costumed thugs which he's fought a number of times prior. As he is distracted fighting a number of the thieves, they manage to steal the device the truck was shipping. With their mission accomplished, they drop Spider-Man and the truck back to the ground. Spider-Man manages to survive the fall by wrapping himself up in a web-ball. 

Resuming his civilian guise, Peter Parker tries to pay a visit to Mary Jane with some flowers, but finds that she's not home. Feeling rejected, he returns to his apartment where he finds that Mary Jane, Glory, Harry, Flash, Liz, Mrs. Muggins, Joe and Randy Robertson are all waiting there for him with a surprise: They've all chipped in for furniture for his apartment. When Flash Thompson keeps on butting in for time with Mary Jane, the annoyed Peter goes up to the roof of his building to think over his love life. There he almost intrudes on Harry Osborn and Liz Allan having a private moment alone. 

Later that night, Spider-Man is out checking his leads on the thieves who stole the device. His search takes him to an abandoned movie studio. Inside, he finds that his old foe the Kingpin (no longer catatonic) is alive and well. The Kingpin and the wall-crawler end up battling each other. Spider-Man gains the upper hand in their one-on-one fight, however it ends quickly when the Kingpin uses the gas in his lapel to incapacitate the wall-crawler. When Spider-Man revives, he finds himself attached to a machine with Richard Fisk, the Kingpin boasting about how he will not only kill Spider-Man but bring his son back to life as well. 

This story is continued next issue... 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #163 

FECHA: Diciembre / 1976 

PORTADA: Dave Cockrum (lapices), John Romita Sr. (tinta) 

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker) 

Supporting Characters: Robbie Robertson, Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson 
Villains: Kingpin 
Other Characters: Mamie Muggins, Glory Grant, Randy Robertson, Richard Fisk (face obscured) 
Locations: New York City: Peter's Chelsea Apartment 
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters 
Vehicles: None 
ESCRITOR: Len Wein 

DIBUJO: Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt 

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt 

COLOR: Glynis Wein 

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 

GENERO: Superheroes 

PAGINAS: 18 

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" ¡CONTRARELOJ! "

Continued from last issue... The Kingpin has Spider-Man hooked up to a machine with his seemingly dead son, Richard Fisk. The Kingpin explains of his sons "death" during his brief time running a branch of Hydra (and ultimately duped by the Red Skull.) He explains that the device he's using -- the Vita-Drain Device -- to drain Spider-Man of his vitality and put it into his comatose son. The process is a success and Richard Fisk is revived, leaving Spider-Man in a severely weakened state. 

Spider-Man is then dumped in the streets to die, however the wall-crawler manages to make his way back to his apartment where he changes back into Peter Parker. When Glory comes knocking, she notices that Peter doesn't look well and puts him in bed then rushes off to see a doctor. Peter gets up and leaves. He changes into Spider-Man and pays a visit to Curt Connors. After an examination, Connors uses his enervator device to restore Spider-Man. The recharge also causes a small explosion which catches Connors, however he appears all right. However, the measure is temporary, and so Connors equips Spider-Man with a device that will reverse the effects of the Vita-Drain. 

Spider-Man tracks down the Kingpin and his family as at the city docks. There he uses the device given to him by Connors to take back his stolen life force back from Richard Fisk. This leads to a battle between Spider-Man and the Kingpin across the docks. Their fight ends when the scaffold they are fighting on falls apart, sending both men into the water. Only Spider-Man surfaces, who believes the Kingpin to be dead. The Kingpin's wife Vanessa, decides to let Spider-Man go free, because in spite of the fact that he may be responsible for killing her husband, the wall-crawler is responsible for bringing Richard back to life. 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #16

FECHA: Enero / 1977

PORTADA: John Romita Sr. (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Robbie Robertson, Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson
Villains: Kingpin
Other Characters: Mamie Muggins, Glory Grant, Randy Robertson, Richard Fisk (face obscured)
Locations: New York City: Peter's Chelsea Apartment
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None

 ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt 

COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 

GENERO: Superheroes

PAGINAS: 18

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The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #10 "Step Into My Parlor... Said The Spider To The Fly!"

" ¡ENTRA EN MI CASITA... ! !... DIJO LA ARAÑA A LA MOSCA! "

Part I of this story is titled "'Step Into My Parlor...'"

This part of the story begins with J. Jonah Jameson complaining, as usual, to City Editor Joseph Robertson that he has devoted years exposing Spider-Man as a menace but that the sales figures for the Daily Bugle are dropping. Robertson says the reason for sales dropping is because of the Daily Globe making a comeback. He further says that the Globe scooped the Bugle on the White Tiger story and that it has a new publisher in the form of K. J. Clayton. Just then, Peter Parker shows up, explains to Jameson that he was sleeping, and is told both that he cannot rest and that he should be out taking photos of Spider-Man. Parker explains to Jameson that he (Jameson) had told him (Parker) not to take any photos of Spider-Man because they were making him (Spider-Man) look too sympathetic. Then Parker gives Jameson an idea when he (Parker) tells him (Jameson) that most of Spider-Man's regular enemies are all in jail. With that, Jameson says he is going out and to put Parker on the list to receive a cigar scented Christmas card. This leaves Robertson and Parker naturally perturbed at Jameson's sudden change of nature.

Several hours later, at the waterfront, readers find the police facing a hostage situation, led by Captain Bonner. Soon Spider-Man swings into action, but he is not interested in taking photos because it is only "measly little kidnappers." By going unnoticed, Spider-Man uses a web-line to sneak across into the building where the kidnappers are. Inside, the kidnappers are holding an old man and a young woman hostage. The leader is Richard "Rick" Deacon, of whom the other members of the gang say that Captain Bonner (Deacon's former parole officer) had sworn he had gone straight. Suddenly the kidnappers hear a creak upstairs and Deacon sends one of his henchmen, Chino, to investigate. Chino, bursting into an upstairs room with his gun ready, suddenly comes across Spider-Man, who makes a witty remark. Spider-Man webs up Chino's mouth then webs away his gun and finally knocks him out.

Then Spider-Man comes across the rest of Deacon's gang by accidentally falling through the floor. He defeats them all, let alone Richard Deacon himself, who escapes with one of the hostages. When Deacon and the hostage are outside the waterfront building, the police and Deacon's former parole officer, Captain Bonner, confront them. Spider-Man quickly webs away the hostage, and Deacon fires wildly towards him.

The police are quick to fire at Deacon, and he falls over the pier into the water. Meanwhile, at a secret laboratory farther down the waterfront, readers find Jameson talking to a certain scientist, Dr. Harlan Stillwell Ph.D., with a request to create a new superhero. Stillwell reminds Jameson that he also came to his brother Farley with a similar request, but also that it had ended up transforming former private investigator Macdonald Gargan into the Scorpion, which had led to Dr. Farley Stillwell's death.

Stillwell is in desperate need of funding to carry out this sort of research and accepts Jameson's offer. Ironically, Jameson's commission of a fortune dovetails exactly with Stillwell's ongoing research, which involves the common housefly(Musca domestica). But Deacon had been outside, listening in on the previous conversation about creating a superhero between Jameson and Stillwell. The seriously wounded Deacon comes inside and forces Stillwell to experiment on him. With the experimental equipment quickly set-up, it is not long before the process has turned Deacon into a human fly, signaling the end of Part I.

Part II is titled "...Said The Spider To The Fly!"

It begins with Spider-Man swinging back to the Daily Bugle Building, where readers find Robertson asking Jameson whether he is all right when the phone rings. On the phone is Stillwell, who tells Jameson that something has come up and that he better hurry over. Jameson again quickly makes his exit from the Bugle Building and hurries over, only to find the lifeless body of Stillwell, who has been shot to his death. While running from the scene, he is captured by Deacon, who has now assumed the identity of the Fly. The Fly takes Jameson hostage and flies to the Bugle. At the Bugle building he crashes through the window and administers his terms in rescuing Jameson; those terms are that he wants a re-match with Spider-Man. Spider-Man manages to fight the Fly and defeat him and get some photos for the Bugle. 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 #10

FECHA: Noviembre / 1976

PORTADA: Gil Kane (lapices), john romita sr. (tinta)

PERSONAJES:  Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson
Villains: Human Fly (Richard Deacon) (First appearance), Chino - One of Deacon's Gang (Only Appearance), Roxy - One of Deacon's Gang (Only Appearance)
Other Characters: Harlan Stillwell (Only appearance; dies), New York policemen, Captain Bonner (Only Appearance), Officer Larsen (Only Appearance), Officer Pirelli (Only Appearance), Officer O'Hara (Only Appearance), Officer O'Reilly (Only Appearance), Mr. Levin (Only Appearance), Unnamed wealthy girl (Only Appearance)
 Locations: New York City: Daily Bugle Building, New York Colosseum
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Len Wein, Bill Mantl

DIBUJO: Gil Kane

TINTA: frank giacoia, Mike Esposito COLOR: Petra Goldberg

EDITORIAL: marvel comics GENERO: superheroes

PAGINAS: 36

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The Amazing Spider-Man #161 "...And The Nightcrawler Came Prowling, Prowling" #162 "Let The Punisher Fit The Crime!" Arc: "Spider-Man vs. Nightcrawler"

" ... Y EL NIGHTCRAWLER LLEGO MERODEANDO! "

When reading about an old friend from his days in the circus had been gunned down by a mysterious sniper, the X-Men's Nightcrawler decides to go to Coney Island to investigate. As fate would have it, Peter Parker would also be spending the day at Coney Island on a date with Mary Jane, when the sniper strikes again. This prompts Peter to excuse himself from his date and change into Spider-Man and try and catch the sniper. He ends up running into Nightcrawler, whom he assumes is the killer, when he catches the mutant with the snipers weapon. Their fight takes them across the amusement park, however Nightcrawler gets away with his teleportation powers and Spider-Man is forced to flee when the police arrive. 

Spider-Man goes to the Bugle to see if Joe Robertson has any leads on who the shooter might be, Joe's sources suggest that it may be the Punisher. Jameson seeing that Spider-Man is in the building, rushes back to his own office where he pulls out the strange pictures he had received the day before: Photos of Spider-Man disposing of the Spider-Clone. 

As the Punisher begins his own investigation on who's been besmirching his reputation, Spider-Man continues his search for Nightcrawler. The teleporting mutant manages to get the drop on Spider-Man, grabbing his camera and exposing the film, destroying the "evidence" that he's the shooter. As the two fight across NYC's cable car system, their fight is suddenly interrupted by the arrival of the Punisher, who believes that one of the two combating heroes is the one who has been framing him. 

This story is continued next issue... 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #161

FECHA: Octubre / 1976

PORTADA:  Gil Kane (lapices), John Romita Sr. (tinta)

PERSONAJES:Featured Characters: Spider-Man
Supporting Characters: Punisher, X-Men: Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Colossus; Mary Jane Watson, Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson
Villains: Mysterious Killer (First appearance)
Other Characters: Snake-Eyes (Only Appearance), Liz Allan, Harry Osborn, New York policemen: Hennessy, Spider-Man Clone (In a photograph only)
Locations: New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Coney Island, Westchester County, Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, Danger Room
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider-Man's Belt Camera, Daily Bugle
Vehicles: None

 ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt 

COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 

GENERO: Superheroes

PAGINAS: 18

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"CRIMEN Y PUNISHER"

The Punisher has both Spider-Man and Nightcrawler in his sights, believing one of them is responsible for framing him for a bunch of sniper murders in the city. When the two heroes battle the Punisher, all learn that the killer is someone else entirely when they're attacked by the real sniper. Nightcrawler teleports away, and the Punisher and Spider-Man agree to work together to find out who the killer is. 

The next day, Peter is at ESU with Harry when he sees Mary Jane out with Flash Thompson. She is purposely making time with Flash because Peter keeps on running out on their dates. J. Jonah Jameson also makes a trip to ESU, there he meets with Dr. Marla Madison, he offers her an opportunity to put her scientific know-how to trying to destroy Spider-Man. 

The night, Spider-Man meets up with the Punisher and the two track down the mystery sniper framing the Punisher to a block party in an affluent neighborhood. There they learn that the shooter is a man named Jigsaw, who was horribly scarred by the Punisher in the past and was framing him in order to get revenge. Spider-Man and the Punisher tangle with Jigsaw's men, and get an assist from Nightcrawler, who had also tracked down Jigsaw's location. 

Making short work of Jigsaw's men, the three heroes manage to stop Jigsaw and incapacitate him. With Jigsaw defeated, Nightcrawler and Punisher suddenly depart, and upon consideration Spider-Man decides to put in a vanishing act himself leaving Jigsaw to the authorities. . 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #162

FECHA: Noviembre / 1976

PORTADA:  Ross Andru (lapices), John Romita Sr. (tinta)

PERSONAJES:Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: The Punisher, Nightcrawler, Mary Jane Watson, J. Jonah Jameson, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, Marla Madison (First appearance)
Villains: Jigsaw (First full appearance)
Other Characters: New York policemen
Locations: New York City: Empire State University
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: Punisher's Battle Van

 ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru, Mike Esposito

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt 

COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 

GENERO: Superheroes

PAGINAS: 18

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The Amazing Spider-Man #160 "My Killer, The Car!"

" ¡MI ASESINO, MI COCHE! "

When spotting a group of costumed criminals that he has faced a few times before, Spider-Man's attempt to capture them is interrupted when he suddenly comes under attack from his own Spider-Mobile, which is under the remote control of his long-forgotten enemy, the Tinkerer. Spider-Man is forced to retreat when the police arrive and try to arrest him as well. 

The next day, as J. Jonah Jameson loses yet another secretary, he finds an unaddressed package of photos on his desk that he believes will spell the end of Spider-Man. While Peter Parker and Mary Jane pay a visit to Aunt May in the hospital (who is in there once again, following another brush with Dr. Octopus) they find both Liz Allan and Harry Osborn have been there visiting May as well. 

When Peter goes back out on patrol as Spider-Man once more, the Spider-Mobile again attacks him. This time, the vehicle takes Spider-Man prisoner and takes him to the Tinkerer and his robot, Toy. There, Spider-Man is shocked to see the "alien" Tinkerer. The Tinkerer, however, reveals that the alien aspect was a disguise meant to deter any further investigations against him. 

Spider-Man is then pitted in a battle between the Tinkerer, Toy, and the Spider-Mobile. Spider-Man easily defeats them all, the battle leaving the Spider-Mobile a wreck. Fed up with dealing with the disastrous Spider-Mobile, Spider-Man hangs it outside (complete with a gift wrapped bow and personal message) the office of Carter and Lombardo, the two advertising executives who had suggested he build the Spider-Mobile in the first place. 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #160

FECHA: Septiembre / 1976

PORTADA:  Gil Kane (lapices), John Romita Sr. (tinta)

PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, Liz Allan, Harry Osborn, Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson
Villains: Tinkerer, Toy, costumed goons working for the Kingpin
Other Characters: Miss Primm (Only Appearance), Carter and Lombardo, New York policemen: Hank, Marty
Locations: New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Peter's Chelsea Apartment
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: Spider-Mobile
  ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt  

COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics

  GENERO: Superheroes

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The Amazing Spider-Man #157 "The Ghost That Haunted Octopus!" #158 "Hammerhead is Out!" #159 "Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm with Doctor Octopus" Arc: "The Ghost That Haunted Octopus!"

"EL FANTASMA QUE ACOSABA A OCTOPUS"

Spider-Man once more goes diving into the Hudson River to try and recover his failed Spider-Mobile. However, while swimming around the crash site, Spider-Man is shocked to find that somebody else has removed it from the bottom of the river. After fighting off some cops who spot him, Spider-Man returns home. Later, when Flash Thompson and Harry Osborn arrive at class, Flash is shocked that Liz Allen has begun to take towards Harry. 

While at Aunt May's apartment, May has bought Dr. Octopus a new set of clothes and he cleans himself up. Peter arrives to share a chicken dinner with Aunt May and is shocked to find his old foe there, but plays it cool. Octopus explains to them how he narrowly survived the explosion of the nuclear reactor in Canada, however explains that since then he's been haunted by the supposed ghost of Hammerhead. 

Just as Octopus finishes explaining this, they are visited by the spectral form of Hammerhead, who has once more come to haunt Dr. Octopus. This causes Aunt May to faint, and the frightened Dr. Octopus flees with Aunt May in his arms, with the ghost form of Hammerhead not far behind. Peter changes into Spider-Man and goes after them himself. However, Dr. Octopus manages to get the best of Spider-Man when he over powers him and tosses him to a crowd of people below who all want to cash in on the reward the Bugle has put out for Spider-Man's capture. 

Spider-Man manages to get away from the mob and catches up to Dr. Octopus just as he steals a helicopter from the Pan Am building and tries to make his getaway. Spider-Man tries to hitch a ride on the copter, however, Dr. Octopus cuts the web-line, causing Spider-Man to plummet to his apparent doom. 

This story is continued next issue.... 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #157

FECHA: Junio / 1976

PORTADA:  John Romita Sr. (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Aunt May, Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson, Liz Allan
Villains: Doctor Octopus (Appears in flashback and main story), Hammerhead (Appears in flashback and main story)
Other Characters: New York policemen, Officer Kelly (Only Appearance), Officer Cohen (Only Appearance), A Senator and his Secretary Miss Jansen (Only Appearance)
Locations: New York City: Aunt May's House
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider-Man's Spider-Signal, Doctor Octopus' Tentacles
Vehicles: Helicopter
 ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics GENERO: Superheroes

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"HAMMERHEAD VUELVE"

Continued from last issue... Falling to his doom, Spider-Man escapes this fate by creating a web-hang glider, even though he makes a rough landing. Fixing up his Spider-Man costume at his apartment, Peter is stuck dealing with Glory Grant who pops by for a visit, and Mary Jane who rushes over to Peter's apartment when she learns of the damage and sudden disappearance of Aunt May. Peter plays dumb, hoping for some way to get out of there so he can resume his search for Aunt May as Spider-Man. He gets just what he wishes for when Joe Robertson calls him and asks him to come to the Bugle. There, Peter is only asked to check out the spectacle of Jameson's latest replacement secretary since Betty Brant went on her honeymoon with Ned Leeds. When word about Dr. Octopus kidnapping an old woman and taking control of Brooklyn Labs gets out, Peter rushes out there as Spider-Man. 

There, Dr. Octopus is building a device he hopes will destroy the ghost of Hammerhead which has been haunting him since Hammerhead's supposed death. However, he is delayed by not only the arrival of the Hammerhead ghost (who starts terrorizing both May and Octopus), but the arrival of Spider-Man. 

However, Spider-Man's intervention allows for Hammerhead's spirit floating into the path of the device. Octopus actives the control hoping to be rid of his tormentor forever, however something entirely unexpected happens: Hammerhead is restored back to a physical body. 

This story is continued next issue....

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #158

FECHA: Julio / 1976

PORTADA:  Ross Andru (lapices), Frank giacoia (tinta)

PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, Daily Bugle Staff: Robbie Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson; Glory Grant
Villains: Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius), The Ghost of Hammerhead
Other Characters: Miss Pringle, Jameson's secretary (Only Appearance), Doctor Octopus' Unnamed Helicopter Pilot, Unnamed Daily Bugle Employee, Unnamed Hostage Negotiator, Suffolk County S.W.A.T. Team, Aunt Anna (Mentioned), Ronald Reagan (Mentioned), K.J. Clayton (Mentioned), Betty Brant (Mentioned)
Locations: Earth-616: New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Peter's Chelsea Apartment; Long Island: Brookhaven National Laboratory
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Doctor Octopus' Tentacles
Vehicles: Helicopter 
ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics GENERO: Superheroes

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"HOMBRO CON HOMBRO HOMBRO CON HOMBRO HOMBRO CON HOMBRO CON EL DR. OCTOPUS"

Continued from last issue... Believing that he had been haunted by the ghost of Hammerhead, Dr. Octopus had built a machine to try and destroy his haunter. However, in reality, Hammerhead has existed in a different dimensional plane of reality, and in using the device on him has freed him and brought him back to the real world. This leads to a three way fight between Spider-Man, Dr. Octopus and Hammerhead. 

When a SWAT team arrives to take back the lab which Dr. Octopus took over in order to try and destroy Hammerhead, their involvement makes things worse. Hammerhead uses the extra distraction to take Aunt May at gunpoint and escape. Dr. Octopus then convinces Spider-Man to put aside their differences temporarily to save May; Spider-Man reluctantly agrees. 

Elsewhere, the Tinkerer has recovered Spider-Man's Spider-Mobile and is repairing and modifying it to be a instrument of revenge to use against the wall-crawler. Meanwhile, Spider-Man is led by Dr. Octopus to Hammerhead's hideout. (This is witnessed by J. Jonah Jameson, who is dealing with another replacement secretary.)

The two unlikely companions arrive at Hammerhead's lair and fight off the mobster's men, and rescue Aunt May. When Hammerhead tries to escape in his helicopter, Dr. Octopus tosses garbage cans at it causing it to crash. Convinced that Hammerhead is finally dead, Dr. Octopus demands that Spider-Man hand over Aunt May. However, Dr. Octopus flees from the scene when he hears what he wrongly believes are police sirens. Upon realizing that the sirens are coming from fire-fighting vehicles, Spider-Man leaves May there for them to find before leaving the scene. 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #159

FECHA: Agosto / 1976

PORTADA:  Ross Andru (lapices), Frank giacoia (tinta), John Romita Sr.

PERSONAJES:  
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Aunt May, Daily Bugle Staff: Robbie Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson
Villains: Doctor Octopus, Hammerhead
Other Characters: Toy (First appearance), Tinkerer, Kingpin (Appears in shadow only), Miss Plumm (Only Appearance)
Locations: United States Of America: New York State: New York City: Manhattan: Daily Bugle Building; Long Island: Brookhaven National Laboratory
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Doctor Octopus' Tentacles
Vehicles: Spider-Mobile, Helicopter (Destroyed)
ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics GENERO: Superheroes

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The Amazing Spider-Man #156 "On a Clear Day, You Can See... The Mirage!"

"UN DIA CLARO PUEDES VER... A MIRAGE"

With the sun rising, Spider-Man rushes back to the apartment he rents as Peter Parker, in hopes of being able to get some sleep before serving as Ned Leeds's best man at Ned's marriage to Betty Brant. Arriving on the roof of the Chelsea Apartments Building, he is attacked by Peter's own landlady, Mrs. Mamie Muggins, who (while intoxicated on "medicinal nips in the morning") wrongly believes that Spider-Man is a "pervert" (sex freak) and beats him away with a broom, only for Spider-Man to disappear by slipping away along the side of the building. (This leads Mrs. Muggins to mistake him for a drunken hallucination, and Spider-Man mentally expresses hopes that she will not, as a result, wonder what Spider-Man was doing on the roof of Peter Parker's apartment.) Reentering the apartment through the window, he there changes back to Peter Parker. Taking a one-quart carton of milk from the refrigerator, he no sooner has a mouthful of it past his teeth than he realizes that it is sour, and spits it out, dumping the rest down the sink of his apartment's kitchen. 

Later that day, Peter is struggling with his bow-tie as he is preparing for Ned Leeds's and Betty Brant's wedding. Mary Jane Watson arrives and helps him out with it, and the two leave together. They arrive at Morgan's of Malverne where the wedding reception is located; the two witness the marriage of Ned Leeds and Betty Brant before all their friends. 

The wedding is then crashed when a new costumed criminal, calling himself the Mirage, attacks the party to rob all the guests of their valuables. Peter manages to slip away, by snapping off the lights with a strand of webbing from one of his web-shooters, and switch to Spider-Man. After a lengthy battle, Spider-Man is finally able to defeat the Mirage by dropping a chandelier on him. 

After the fight, Spider-Man zips away and changes back to Peter Parker and returns to the wedding with an explanation of his disappearance. The wedding gets back in service and the priest marries off Ned and Betty. When they leave the wedding service, Betty tosses her bouquet, and it lands in Aunt May Reilly-Parker's hands. Returning him to her apartment, May finds that a Bowery Derelict is waiting for her inside it; however, before he can do anything, the bum reveals himself to be Dr. Octopus. The down-and-out villain asks May for her help. 

This story is continued next issue...

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #156

FECHA: Mayo / 1976

PORTADA:  John Romita Sr. (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Aunt May, Anna Watson, Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson, Betty Brant, Ned Leeds; Flash Thompson, Mary Jane Watson
Villains: Mirage (Desmond Charne) (First appearance), Mirage's Henchmen
Other Characters: Mamie Muggins, Bowery Derelict (Dr Octopus), Randy Robertson, Martha Robertson, Liz Allan, Harry Osborn, New York policemen
Locations: New York City: J. Jonah Jameson's East Side Apartment, Aunt May's House, Liz Allan's Staten Island Rooming House, Robertson family's Suburban Split Level, Peter's Chelsea Apartment, Morgan's of Malverne
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Doctor Octopus' Tentacles
Vehicles: None
 ESCRITOR: Len Wein

DIBUJO: Ross Andru

TINTA: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt COLOR: Glynis Wein

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics GENERO: Superheroes

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