The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #11 (1977), Peter Parker finds himself strapped for cash and takes on a strange gig: starring in a low-budget horror film as a spider monster. When the shoot is sabotaged by three masked villains in his old costume designs, Spider-Man follows the trail to a remote farm, where he uncovers a twisted scheme by the film’s producer. Written by Archie Goodwin and Bill Mantlo, with art by Don Perlin and inks by Jim Mooney, this annual features a standout cover by Gil Kane and Joe Sinnott, capturing the eerie tone of a story where the line between performance and peril blurs.
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Spider-Man is once again broke and accepts an offer from movie director Daniel Miller: Spider-Man is to play a spider monster. Special effects guy Klemmer is furious when his costumes are rejected. A few days later, the movie shoot is sabotaged by the Spider-Squad, three villains wearing Klemmer's spider costumes. Tracking the villains to a farm, Spider-Man barely escapes an explosion rigged by Anton DeLionatus – the producer of the movie! Klemmer is proven innocent, the producer has staged the sabotage in order to cash in on the insurance.
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