Spider-Man Comics Weekly #100

Jan 1975 · Marvel UK · 0.07 GBP

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In "On The Trail of...the Chameleon!", Peter Parker is grounded by Aunt May, who fears he’s ill—just as the Kangaroo makes a daring escape from federal agents, snatching what he believes is cash, only to steal a vial of deadly bacteria. Sneaking out to stop him, Peter succeeds, but returns to find Aunt May collapsed upon discovering the web dummy he left behind. Written by Stan Lee and John Romita, with dynamic art by John Buscema and Jim Mooney, and a cover by John Romita and Mike Esposito, this 1975 issue of Spider-Man Comics Weekly captures a moment of quiet dread and growing responsibility.

Contains 2 stories

On The Trail of...the Chameleon!

10 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Harry OsbornFlash ThompsonGwen StacyCapt. StacyJ. Jonah JamesonRobbie Robertsonthe Chameleon

In "On The Trail of...the Chameleon!", Peter Parker finds himself tangled in a mystery when a series of high-profile art thefts at a gala leave Captain Stacy baffled—only for Spider-Man to track the thief to a shocking reveal: the Chameleon’s disguise is more than just a costume. As Peter and Flash confront the truth behind the deception, the line between hero and impostor blurs in a twist that leaves the trail of clues leading straight back to Peter himself.

The Coming of the Kangaroo!

20 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]J. Jonah JamesonAunt May ParkerThe Kangaroo (introduction, origin)

In "The Coming of the Kangaroo!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #100, Peter Parker’s day takes a wild turn when Aunt May, convinced he’s unwell, puts him to bed—just as the Kangaroo breaks free from federal custody, steals a vial he mistakes for money, and vanishes. Forced to sneak out to stop him, Peter tracks the Kangaroo through the city, only to return and find Aunt May collapsed, believing the web-swinging dummy in his bed was him. The weight of his choices presses hard as Peter grapples with guilt and the growing danger of the stolen vial.