TV21 #62

Nov 1970 · City Magazines · 8d [0-0-8 GBP]

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“The Man from the Panhandle”

In "The Man from the Panhandle," Peter Parker’s quiet day takes a sharp turn when Aunt May, worried he’s unwell, puts him to bed—just as the Kangaroo, fleeing federal agents, steals what he believes is money, only to discover it’s a vial of deadly bacteria. When Peter sneaks out to stop him, he succeeds, but returns to find Aunt May collapsed after discovering the web-suit dummy he left behind. Written by Stan Lee and John Romita, with art by John Buscema and Jim Mooney, and a cover by Harold Johns, this 1970 issue captures Spider-Man at his most vulnerable—caught between duty and the weight of protecting the people he loves.

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writer John Romita · writer Stan Lee · artist John Buscema · artist, inker Jim Mooney · letterer Artie Simek · cover Harold Johns

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writer John Romita

writer Stan Lee

artist John Buscema

artist, inker Jim Mooney

letterer Artie Simek

cover pencils, inks Harold Johns

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Aunt May decides Peter is sick and puts him to bed. The Kangaroo escapes Feds who seek to deport him, then steals what he thinks is money but is actually a vial of deadly bacteria. Peter sneaks out to catch the Kangaroo and get the vial back. He succeeds, but Aunt May collapses when she finds the web dummy Peter left in his bed. Now Peter feels more guilt than ever.

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