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#120, Gerry Conway & Gil Kane

reading this issue as a lifelong Spider-Man fan i couldn't help but feel creeping dread that peter was staying in montreal so long because i know full well what happens in the next issue. for now though, it feels like nothing here was actually resolved. the man who had an urgent message for aunt may is dead and the hulk just exited stage left.

#119, Conway & Romita

has anyone ever told peter that opening someone else's mail is a federal offense. also i very much like when Spider-Man fights the hulk it's very fun

#118

a bit disappointing that three full issues were dedicated to retelling a previously published story but it was well done at least. why did this have the dark knight ending kinda

#117 by Stan Lee, Gerry Conway, John Romita Sr, Jim Mooney, and Tony Mortellaro

peter parker we stan a king who does not buy into political propaganda. truly i dont know what i would do if i came home clearly distressed following a major change in my life and my roommate suggested we go to a political rally to take my mind off it lmao

#116, Lee, Conway, Romita Sr.

As we all know, crime is bad. but richard raleigh dares to ask the revolutionary question: what if crime was REALLY bad? this is why we should vote him in as mayor (??) of new york city.

#115

what's the vibe on aunt may? is she just easily manipulated? is this some kind of undetected early dementia? is she just stupid? because how do any of her choices and opinions make sense in the context of this story and world otherwise?

#114

hammerhead is very good. petey needs a nap

#113

peter parker is so stressed and exhausted it makes him physically ill and thats what makes him the most relatable super hero

#112

peter is so dramatic i love it

Amazing Spider-Man #111 by Gerry Conway and John Romita Sr.

the start of the proper run I'm aiming for here! kraven is very good i love how unstable he clearly is. and talk about some classic parker angst! very classic stuff going on here, i appreciate it

Amazing Spider-Man #110 by Stan Lee and John Romita Sr.

look I'll admit i scoffed when i saw the gibbon on the cover but absurd costume and concept aside he really served as an interesting example of a villain created due to a purely systemic failure built around the ostracization of people not conventionally attractive. also the foreshadowing on PAGE TWO??? crazy stuff iykyk