Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers the web-slinger's adventures from the mid-1970s, a period marked by a rogues' gallery assault on New York City. The volume includes the return of the Lizard, the debut of the Man-Wolf, and confrontations with Doctor Octopus, the Kingpin, and the Vulture, alongside the tragic emergence of Michael Morbius. It collects Amazing Spider-Man #151-180 and Annual #11, showcasing Peter Parker's struggles with his dual identity amid a city under siege by villains like the Rhino, Shocker, and Stegron the Dinosaur Man.
"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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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.
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