Spider-Man Comics Weekly #136

Sep 1975 · Marvel UK · 0.08 GBP

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In "A Day in the Life: Part II," Spider-Man swings into action during a prison riot, capturing the chaos as both hero and photographer. After the situation is calmed, he takes the stage on the Tonight Show to speak out on prisoners' rights—proving that even with a mask, a hero's voice can reach far beyond the rooftops. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gil Kane, with inks by Frank Giacoia and Tony Mortellaro, this 1975 UK weekly feature offers a rare moment of civic engagement from the web-slinger, all capped by a cover by Dave Hunt and Frank Giacoia, Mike Esposito.

Contains 3 stories

A Day in the Life: Part II

10 pp · Superhero

In "A Day in the Life: Part II," Peter Parker takes on a dangerous photo assignment covering a prison riot, swinging in as Spider-Man to capture the chaos firsthand. After the crisis unfolds, the web-slinger finds himself on the Tonight Show, using the spotlight to speak out about prisoners' rights.

At the Mercy of the Maggia

11 pp · Superhero

Pluto Defeated!

10 pp · Superhero