Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection volume brings together some of the most pivotal issues from the early 1970s, centering on the Green Goblin's final, devastating confrontation with Spider-Man. It collects the landmark story where the Goblin discovers Spider-Man's secret identity, leading to a tragic climax that forever changes the lives of Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy, and Norman Osborn. The book also features key appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and the supporting cast of the Daily Bugle during a defining era for the web-slinger.
In "The Spider Slayer!", Peter Parker visits Aunt May at her new home in Westchester, only to find it under guard by Doctor Octopus’s men. After intercepting a cryptic message from Mrs. Watson and witnessing strange behavior from the guards, Peter grows uneasy—especially when he runs into a sickly Harry Osborn and his father, Norman, before setting off to Montreal to investigate the enigmatic Mr. Rimbaud. With the help of the Daily Bugle’s resources and a sudden clash with the Hulk, Peter finds himself deeper in a mystery than he ever expected. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by John Romita with inks by Tony Mortellaro, this story features cover art by John Romita.
In "Enter: Dr. Strange!" from Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #7, Spider-Man teams up with the Sorcerer Supreme to rescue Flash Thompson from a secretive order of Vietnamese monks, who believe he’s responsible for the death of their high priest during the war. With mystical forces at play and a tense standoff brewing, the duo must navigate ancient rituals and hidden truths before the situation spirals out of control.
In "The Birth of... the Gibbon!", misfit Marty Blank, inspired by Spider-Man’s heroics, dons an ape costume and sets out to become a crimefighter—only to find his dream quickly tested when Spider-Man’s mockery leaves him exposed to a more dangerous kind of predator.
In "Suddenly... The Smasher!", Spider-Man faces off against a towering menace smashing billboards for political candidate Richard Raleigh—only to find himself caught in a web of loyalty when he discovers his friends back Raleigh's campaign. When a rally turns chaotic and the roof begins to collapse, Peter Parker must navigate the fallout with his usual wit and a growing sense of unease.
When Peter Parker visits Aunt May at her new Westchester home—guarded by Doctor Octopus’s men—he’s drawn into a mystery after overhearing their talk about her importance. Investigating a cryptic telegram from Mrs. Watson, Peter uncovers a trail leading to a mysterious figure named Mr. Rimbaud, forcing him into a dangerous confrontation with The Hulk in Montreal.
In "The Fight and the Fury!", Peter Parker travels to Montreal after receiving a cryptic telegram meant for Aunt May, only to find himself caught in a clash of titans when Spider-Man faces off against the Hulk. With General Ross complicating matters at every turn, the city becomes a battleground for forces far beyond Peter’s control.
In a moment of escalating chaos, Norman Osborn, fractured by grief and guilt, confronts the truth of his dual identity as the Green Goblin. With his son Harry unraveling and his empire crumbling, Norman targets Spider-Man through the one person he knows will break him—Gwendy. As the Goblin drags her to the heights of the Brooklyn Bridge, the web-slinger races to save her, caught in a desperate struggle where every choice feels like a betrayal.
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