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Cover: Gil Kane & John Romita & Mike Esposito

Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #10

May 2024 · Marvel · 49.99 USD; 62.50 CAD
“Stegron Stalks the City!”

"Stegron Stalks the City!" is a standout tale from the Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #10, featuring a rare dual writing credit from Archie Goodwin and Bill Mantlo, with dynamic art by Don Perlin and inks by Jim Mooney. When Spider-Man takes on a movie role as a spider monster, his financial woes lead to a bizarre crossover with stuntwork, sabotage, and a farm-based mystery involving a rogue producer and three masked impostors in his own costume. The cover, a classic collaboration by Gil Kane, John Romita, and Mike Esposito, captures the chaos perfectly — a 49.99 USD (62.50 CAD) comic that’s as much a love letter to 1980s Spider-Man as it is a tightly wound thriller.

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writer Archie Goodwin · writer Bill Mantlo · artist Don Perlin · inker Jim Mooney · colorist Don Warfield · letterer Gaspar Saladino · letterer Bruce Patterson · cover Gil Kane, John Romita, Mike Esposito

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Cast · 40 characters

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artist Don Perlin
colorist Don Warfield
cover pencils Gil Kane
cover pencils John Romita
cover inks Mike Esposito

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Spider-Man is once again broke and accepts an offer from movie director Daniel Miller: Spider-Man is to play a spider monster. Special effects guy Klemmer is furious when his costumes are rejected. A few days later, the movie shoot is sabotaged by the Spider-Squad, three villains wearing Klemmer's spider costumes. Tracking the villains to a farm, Spider-Man barely escapes an explosion rigged by Anton DeLionatus – the producer of the movie! Klemmer is proven innocent, the producer has staged the sabotage in order to cash in on the insurance.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).