The Spectacular Spider-Man #24
Few villains capture a moment in pop culture quite like the Hypno-Hustler, and this November 1978 issue puts him front and center — a white-suited figure wielding a hot-pink electric guitar while Spider-Man swoops in above a packed, panicked disco crowd beneath a spinning mirror ball. Frank Springer's cover fizzes with late-'70s energy, pitting the wall-crawler against a foe whose weapon of choice is pure showmanship, surrounded by a sea of wide-eyed dancers caught in the chaos. With the cover blurb promising the "Death Dance of the Hypno-Hustler," this is one of those issues that doubles as a genuine time capsule of an era.
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Peter and his friends go to a disco to dance and end up hypnotized by the Hypno-Hustler and his backup band, the Mercy Killers.
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