" MYSTERIO EL MÁS MORTAL POR DOCENA "
Continued from last issue....
Spider-Man has just been senselessly
beaten by the Kingpin, who has left Spider-Man to his fate, having given
up his life of crime for his wife Vanessa. The police find Spider-Man
and bring him to a hospital, where a doctor treats him and makes sure
that nobody unmasks the wall-crawler.
While at the Restwell Retirement home, Dr. Reinhardt revels
himself as the original Mysterio, and reveals to the Burglar that he
faked his own death to operate in more subtle fraudulent ways, and that
the his role as administrator of Restwell allowed him to swindle the
elderly that he cared for out of their valuables. Hoping to get this
treasure the Burglar has been trying to find, Mystery turns his illusion
casting powers on the man, knocking him out and tying him up in the
boiler room of the retirement home.
While back at the hospital, Spider-Man revives and leaves in
spite of the doctors orders to stay and get more treatment for his
now-broken arm he speeds off for the Restwell Retirement Home, and soon
finds himself victim to Mysterio's illusions which now appear more
elaborate than ever. While at the Daily Bugle, J. Jonah Jameson has
become even more irrational. When Marla Madison tries to talk sense into
Jonah. Jameson then enters the board room where an investors meeting is
happening. When the other shareholders of the Bugle question Jameson's
recent decisions as editor, Jameson loses his temper and his fury causes
a total nervous breakdown and he faints to the floor.
Back at the Restwell Retirement Home, Spider-Man finally tackles
Mysterio one-on-one, however he finds that his foe's new hypnosis based
illusions and is easily knocked out by his long time foe. Reviving,
Spider-Man has found that Mysterio has chained him to the bottom of the
facilities wading pool. Mysterio then begins to fill the pool with
water, gloating over how his old nemesis will helplessly drown.
This story is continued next issue....
TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #198
FECHA: Noviembre / 1979
PORTADA: Keith Pollard (lapices), Bob McLeod (tinta)
PERSONAJES:
FECHA: Noviembre / 1979
PORTADA: Keith Pollard (lapices), Bob McLeod (tinta)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson
Villains: Mysterio (Quentin Beck), Burglar
Other Characters: Marla Madison, Daniel Berkhart (Only in flashback), Dr. Winters (Only Appearance), Janice - Nurse (Only Appearance)
Locations: New York City: Restwell Nursing Home, Daily Bugle Building, Kingpin's Mansion, Newhope Memorial Hospital
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Marv Wolfman
DIBUJO: Sal Buscema, Jim Mooney
TINTA: Jim Mooney
COLOR: Glynis Wein
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 18
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 4.5 mb
" ¡TRUCO DE MAGIA! ¡TRUCO DE MUERTO! "
Mysterio gloats as the water in the Restwell Nursing Home swimming pool
rises over Spider-Man's head. Spider-Man, chained to the bottom of the
pool, is apparently about to drown. Leaving him to his fate, Mysterio
descends into the nursing home's basement, where he has the burglar tied
to a furnace. The captive asserts that Mysterio will be unable to find
the treasure in May Parker's house, for he has told Mysterio how much it
is worth but not what it is. Mysterio replies that nothing potentially
worth billions of dollars will long elude his grasp. Technically,
Mysterio owns the house, and search it he shall. As Mysterio vanishes,
the burglar impotently shouts that he will somehow get free and destroy
Mysterio. Then the burglar sees an old mirror leaning against a wall
just within reach. He inches his feet toward it and topples it, breaking
it into several sharp fragments. Pulling a fragment toward him with his
foot, he starts to saw at his bonds. As the water covers Spider-Man, he
quickly spins himself a web-bubble to trap some air for breathing. Then
a calamity occurs: his web-bubble springs a leak. As the bubble fills
with water, he desperately tries to think of a way to escape. When the
bubble floats free of his face, he spies the pool's drain plug, just out
of reach. He shoots a web-line onto the plug, and after summoning all
his strength, he pulls the plug out and the pool empties. Still chained
but no longer in danger of drowning, Spider-Man passes out, exhausted
from his struggle. He revives several minutes later, feeling somewhat
stronger. Then he sees that his costume and the swimming pool are both
dry. The "water" was another of Mysterio's illusions, powerful enough to
make him believe he was about to drown. Without the psychological
burden of thinking he is trapped under water, Spider-Man easily breaks
his chains, and he heads back to his apartment for a night's rest.
Twenty-four hours later, Peter Parker awakens rejuvenated. Even his
broken arm is healed, and he shatters the cast that Dr. Winters placed
on it. Famished, he starts to prepare a meal of fried eggs, but as he is
cooking, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson, and Sha Shan arrive
at the door. They walk into the living room, and Peter remembers that he
is still wearing part of his Spider-Man costume, and his bathrobe is on
the living-room chair. He uses a web-strand to snag the bathrobe
without any of his friends seeing him, and he pulls it into the kitchen.
Harry says that they have come to offer condolences about Peter's aunt
and to apologize for their recent arguments with him. Peter notices
apprehensively that some of his costume is draped over a chair in his
bedroom, easily visible. Liz tells Peter that Betty Brant has broken up
with Ned Leeds, and Peter explains his seemingly callous behavior in the
cafeteria several days ago. Peter is disappointed that his effort to
bring Betty and Ned together failed. Telling his friends that he is
still shaken by recent events, Peter hastily ushers them out of the
apartment, breathing a sigh of relief that they failed to notice the
costume. A few minutes later, Spider-Man is on his way to his aunt's
house in Forest Hills. When he enters, he finds the place as he left it:
a total shambles. Wondering aloud about what Mysterio might have been
searching for, he is answered by Mysterio himself, who suddenly makes
the ceiling, to which Spider-Man is clinging, vanish. This unnerving
illusion causes Spider-Man to lose his balance, but he quickly regains
his composure. Mysterio uses many different illusions against Spider-Man
as they battle: he makes Spider-Man appear to dissolve and then makes
him appear as if he were a photographic negative. Spider-Man realizes
that Mysterio's illusions owe as much to hypnosis as to mastery of
special effects, and this realization helps him overcome them. Outside,
as Spider-Man watches the criminal ascend on his cloud of mist, he
deduces that Mysterlo is actually riding a mini-helicopter, and he
manages to catch hold of it with his webbing. Irritated, Mysterio
appears to dissolve away, but then he strikes Spider-Man from behind.
Spider-Man did not sense him coming, says Mysterio, because he is able
to jam Spider-Man's spider-sense. Spider-Man, angered, connects with a
punch, but now he knows that he cannot even rely on his spider-sense to
tell illusion from reality. Mysterio tosses a fire blast at Spider-Man,
and only at the last instant does Spider-Man realize that this is not an
illusion. Leaping away from the flame, Spider-Man slams into a chimney
and momentarily stuns himself. As Spider-Man shakes his head to clear
it, Mysterio heads toward the Restwell Nursing Home. Spider-Man follows
Mysterio back to the nursing home. Surprisingly enough, he locates the
criminal without encountering any more illusions. Mysterio explains that
the object of his search at the Parker house seems no longer to be
there, and he is not going to bother looking for it any more. Then he
fires a dart gun at Spider-Man, and because Spider-Man thinks it is
another illusion, he does not get out of the way. Unfortunately, the
dart is all too real, and when it strikes Spider-Man, Mysterio says that
it is filled with enough depressant to kill a herd of elephants. As
Mysterio explains that he will work on other schemes instead of wasting
time searching for a box that is no longer there, Spider-Man starts to
feel groggy and sinks to the floor. Then Mysterio triumphantly announces
that Spider-Man is dead.
TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #199
FECHA: Diciembre / 1979
PORTADA: Keith Pollard (lapices), Pablo Marcos (tinta)
PERSONAJES:
FECHA: Diciembre / 1979
PORTADA: Keith Pollard (lapices), Pablo Marcos (tinta)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson
Villains: Mysterio (Quentin Beck), Burglar
Other Characters: Sha Shan
Locations: New York City: Restwell Nursing Home, Peter's Chelsea Apartment, Aunt May's House
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Marv Wolfman
DIBUJO: Sal Buscema, Jim Mooney
TINTA: Jim Mooney
COLOR: George Roussos
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 18
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 4.4 mb
"LA ARAÑA Y EL BURGLAR... UNA SECUELA "
Continued from last issue... Spider-Man has been injected with a
large dose of anti-depressants and left to die by Mysterio. Spider-Man
survives the injection however it has left him without his
spider-powers. In spite of this, Spider-Man is determined to learn why
Mysterio rigged his Aunt May's death and returns home, once more
lamenting his lot in life since becoming the Amazing Spider-Man. Unknown
to Spidey, the Burglar who shot his Uncle Ben manages to free himself
in from the boiler room in the Restwell Retirement home and decides that
maybe May Parker's nephew will know the secret of the hidden loot.
Meanwhile, Peter has begun trying to track down who it was that
rented and trashed his Aunt May's old home in Forrest Hills. After
meeting with Anna Watson and the rental company that rented out his
aunts home, Peter is shocked to learn that it was rented by the man who
shot and killed his Uncle Ben. Returning to his apartment and changing
back into Spider-Man, Peter vows to track the Burglar down and stop him
once and for all, considering even killing the man responsible for his
uncles death.
Peter decides to do some more research on the man who killed
Uncle Ben, when he finds a lead to follow by checking the Daily Globe's
morgue files, he decides to check the video archives of a television
station that ran news stories about the case. When Peter Parker is
denied admittance because he has no appointment, he risks his life
climbing a web-line into the building as Spider-Man despite the fact
that he has no spider-powers. Inside, he finds the tape he is looking
for and reviews it. On his way out he hears a commotion and sees a
security guard chasing a man. Unlike the first time he found himself in
such a situation, Peter stops the man being chased, and realizes that
ironically enough the security guard he just helped was the same man who
he refused to help all those years ago when he first became Spider-Man.
After, Peter returns to his apartment to find that Burglar is
there waiting for him, Peter instantly pounces on the man and the two
are locked in a brutal fight. During the scuffle, the Burglar drops his
gun, but recovers it in the struggle and strikes Peter on the head with
it's butt, knocking him out. When Peter revives, he finds himself in the
very warehouse that the Burglar holed up after he shot Uncle Ben. The
Burglar then starts grilling Peter about hidden loot, and explains that
Aunt May's house used to be owned by a prohibition era crime boss named
Dutch Mallone. He explains that Mallone -- among other criminal
enterprises -- had a successful bootlegging operation during the 30's
until he was busted by Elliot Ness for tax evasion. It was being
incarcerated with Mallone that the Burglar learned that he had a large
sum of money stashed in the home that would eventually be bought and
owned by Ben and May Parker. He explains that's why he went to the
Parker home that faithful night. When Peter refuses to tell the Burglar
anything because he killed Aunt May, the crook reveals that anything
that happened to his dear aunt was all the doings of Mysterio. Getting a
moment of inspiration, the Burglar decides to leave Peter to do one
last thing and will come back to kill Parker later.
The whole time trying to break free, Peter finally manages to
bust loose and decides to go after the Burglar not as Peter Parker, but
as Spider-Man. Secretly following the Burglar, Spider-Man is led right
back to the Restwell Retirement home. When the Burglar goes into the
basement, Spider-Man attempts to confront him there and is shot and left
for dead. The Burglar returns to the warehouse shortly thereafter to
shock Peter Parker by showing him his Aunt May alive and well.
Apparently, Mysterio had faked her death to get Mallone's loot for
himself and the Burglar would hope that threatening Parker's aunt in
front of him would loosen the boys tongue.
Realizing Peter isn't there, the Burglar is shocked when
Spider-Man -- only winged by the bullets and is alive and well -- is
waiting there for him. Spidey attacks the Burglar head on attacking him
with an unbridled fury. When Spider-Man proves to be too much for the
Burglar to handle, he tries to flee. However, Spider-Man continues to
chase after him, using his spider-signal to intimidate and further
strike fear into the Burglar. When Spider-Man finally has him cornered,
the frightened Burglar suffers a heart attack and dies of fright.
Spider-Man then sets off a fire alarm to get the authorities to show up
and convinces Aunt May that he came to her rescue for her nephew Peter.
Later, with Aunt May once more in the hospital, Peter goes to
visit her and she tells her nephew that she no longer thinks of
Spider-Man as a menace. She also ends up solving the mystery of what
happened to Mallone's loot: When she and Ben had first moved into the
home and did renovations they found a box inside one of the walls.
Inside they found the remains of Mallone's money all right, however it
had long since been destroyed by silver fish. Later, after the
anti-depressants that Mysterio injected him with have been flushed out
of his system, Peter changes into Spider-Man and finds that his powers
have returned to full strength and decides that after this whole
experience he will continue being Spider-Man.
TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #200
FECHA: Enero / 1980
PORTADA: John Romita (lapices, tinta)
PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Aunt May
Villains: Burglar (Final appearance; Dies)
Other Characters: Anna Watson, Dutch Mallone (First appearance) (Appears in flashback and main story), Security Guard (Unnamed) (Final appearance), Harold Grimsby - Realty Agent (Only Appearance), Ben Parker (Dies in flashback), Dr. Reinhardt (Only in flashback)
Locations: New York City: Restwell Nursing Home, Peter's Chelsea Apartment, Aunt May's House, Newhope Memorial Hospital
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider-Man's Spider-Signal
Vehicles: None
None ESCRITOR: Marv Wolfman, Stan Lee
Supporting Characters: Aunt May
Villains: Burglar (Final appearance; Dies)
Other Characters: Anna Watson, Dutch Mallone (First appearance) (Appears in flashback and main story), Security Guard (Unnamed) (Final appearance), Harold Grimsby - Realty Agent (Only Appearance), Ben Parker (Dies in flashback), Dr. Reinhardt (Only in flashback)
Locations: New York City: Restwell Nursing Home, Peter's Chelsea Apartment, Aunt May's House, Newhope Memorial Hospital
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider-Man's Spider-Signal
Vehicles: None
None ESCRITOR: Marv Wolfman, Stan Lee
DIBUJO: Keith Pollard, Jim mooney
TINTA: Jim Mooney
COLOR: Glynis Wein
EDITORIAL: marvel comics
GENERO: superheroes
PAGINAS: 37
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 8.9 mb
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