Spider-Man Comics Weekly #82
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tablet, Tablet, Who's Got the Tablet?", Spider-Man races to keep a mysterious artifact safe while evading the vengeful Kingpin, who’s just escaped jail with one goal: reclaim it and destroy Spidey. As the web-slinger battles his foe in a tense showdown, chaos erupts when Ned Leeds drags Jonah Jameson into the fray—only for a mysterious woman in a car to whisk the Kingpin away, leaving Spider-Man to face the wrath of a furious J. Jonah Jameson. The confrontation takes a shocking turn when Spider-Man snaps, unleashing a furious outburst that leaves Jameson collapsed—leaving readers to wonder: did Spider-Man cross a line? Written by Stan Lee and John Romita, with art by John Romita and Jim Mooney, and cover inks by Mike Esposito, this 1974 UK reprint delivers a tense, character-driven moment in Spidey’s saga.
In "Tablet, Tablet, Who's Got the Tablet?", Spidey hides the mysterious tablet in Peter’s closet while evading the Kingpin, who’s just broken out of jail with one goal: reclaim it. The two clash in a furious fight, but before it ends, Ned Leeds bursts in with the police—only for a sleek car with a woman driver to whisk the Kingpin away. With Jameson screaming at him, Spider-Man snaps back, sparking a shocking reaction from the editor. The fallout leaves one question hanging: just how far has Spidey gone?
In "The Uncanny Unicorn!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #82 (1974), a Soviet agent in high-tech armor targets Iron Man, kidnapping Pepper and injuring Happy to lure him into a deadly trap. With Stark's factory at risk, Iron Man confronts the villain aboard his airborne fortress—only to destroy it, leaving the Unicorn to escape.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #56 (1964), Thor #137 (1967), The Amazing Spider-Man #70 (1969)
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