The Amazing Spider-Man #108

This May 1972 issue of The Amazing Spider-Man delivers an urgent, kinetic cover by John Romita that pulls you right into the action: Spider-Man swoops dramatically from a vehicle while simultaneously snaring a green-clad bald figure with his webbing, as a blonde bystander collapses nearby and ghostly multiple Spider-Man images streak across the left side in an unsettling visual echo. The cover blurb asks "What strange secret threatens Spidey, Gwen, and Flash?" while the bold footer promises the story inside is "Marked for Murder!" — teasing a tangled web of danger with a Vietnam War backdrop hinted at by the story title "Vengeance from Viet Nam!" It's a compelling slice of early-'70s Marvel storytelling, with Romita's clean, dynamic linework making every element of the cover feel charged with barely contained tension.