The Amazing Spider-Man [Book and Record Set] #BR - 516
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Invasion of the Dragon Men" sees Spider-Man confronting a mysterious threat when reptilian figures from space are spotted in the New York countryside, led by a towering, dragon-like figure named Draco. As Spider-Man investigates strange activity in the city's sewers, he uncovers Draco's hidden base and thwarts the first phase of the invasion—only to face the real danger atop the Empire State Building, where the villain's true, shocking identity is revealed. Written by Arthur Korb and illustrated by Rich Buckler with inks by Terry Austin, this 1977 story features dynamic art and a twist that redefines the enemy, all wrapped in a striking cover by John Romita.
In "Invasion of the Dragon Men," Spider-Man races to stop a mysterious reptilian threat terrorizing New York, only to uncover a shocking truth beneath the city's streets. When the seemingly alien Draco leads his robotic army from the sewers, Peter Parker must confront not just an otherworldly foe, but a brilliant mind twisted by science and ambition. With Mary Jane watching from the sidelines and J. Jonah Jameson broadcasting the chaos, Spider-Man faces his most bizarre and personal challenge yet.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #124 (1973), The Amazing Spider-Man [Book and Record Set] #PR24 (1974)
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