The Amazing Spider-Man #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA collected edition of Marvel's iconic wall-crawler adventures, published by Simon and Schuster as part of their line of Spider-Man trade collections from the late 1970s. This volume gathers stories from the classic Amazing Spider-Man series, showcasing the character's trademark blend of superhero action and personal drama. Exact issue contents are best confirmed against the indicia, as Simon and Schuster produced several distinct Spider-Man compilations during this era.
In "The Birth of a Super-Hero!", Peter Parker takes a surprising step back in his superhero journey, rediscovering the origins of his costume with a paperbag mask—before stepping into action against Electro during a live taping of the Midnight Talk Show. Stan Lee’s storytelling, paired with John Romita’s dynamic art and Jim Mooney’s inks, brings a fresh, grounded energy to Spider-Man’s early days, all framed by Bob Larkin’s vivid cover.
Spider-Man finds himself in a high-stakes clash with John Jameson, forced to dodge both his fury and the consequences of his secret identity, only to be cornered by Aunt May into an encounter he’s been dreading—meeting Anna Watson’s niece. With Flash Thompson and Fearless Foswell watching from the sidelines, the tension builds as Peter Parker’s dual life threatens to unravel in the most unexpected way.
Peter Parker swaps a date with Mary Jane for a high-stakes showdown as Spider-Man when the Rhino goes on a rampage through Manhattan. With Aunt May, Anna Watson, and the city’s usual suspects caught in the crossfire, the web-slinger must balance his dual life while facing one of his most physically daunting foes.
Peter Parker struggles to keep his secret identity hidden while battling Electro on the set of the Midnight Talk Show, where the live audience watches in stunned silence. With Anna Watson and Mary Jane Watson among the viewers, Spider-Man must dodge the electric menace’s blasts while the show’s host, J. Jonah Jameson, broadcasts the chaos from the sidelines.
Peter Parker returns from England to find himself unexpectedly working for Norman Osborn—only to witness the man’s shocking transformation into the Green Goblin, who now sees Spider-Man as his ultimate target. With old tensions flaring and the city in danger, Peter must confront the man who once tried to destroy him, even as familiar faces like Betty Brant, Mary Jane Watson, and Randy Robertson try to help.
Spider-Man tracks down the drug dealer responsible for the pills that nearly killed Harry Osborn, leading to a brutal showdown with the Green Goblin. As the battle rages through the city, Spider-Man forces Norman Osborn to face the consequences of his actions when he confronts him with the truth about his son’s condition. Meanwhile, Gwen Stacy returns from London, adding new tension to an already volatile situation.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #42 (1966), The Amazing Spider-Man #43 (1966), The Amazing Spider-Man #82 (1970), The Amazing Spider-Man #96 (1971), The Amazing Spider-Man #97 (1971), The Amazing Spider-Man #98 (1971)
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