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Amazing Spider-Man v1 #125 (1973-10)

 

Writers
  • Gerry Conway
  • Artists
  • Ross Andru
  • John Romita Sr
  • Tony Mortellaro
  • Cover Artists
  • John Romita Sr
  • Mike Esposito
  • Characters, Groups, & Races
  • Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
  • Joe Robertson
  • Randy Robertson
  • Mary Jane Watson
  • Flash Thompson
  • Harry Osborn
  • Man-Wolf (John Jameson)
  • Kristine Saunders
  • Ralph Sarson
  • Locations & Items
  • Cape Kennedy (Cape Canaveral)
  • NASA Quarantine Center
  • Peter and Harry's Apartment
  • John Jameson's Apartment
  • Daily Bugle
  • Mary Jane Watson's Apartment
  • Moonstone (Godstone)
  • Earth's Moon
  • John Jameson's Radiation Suit
  • Spider-Man’s spider-sense warns him of the Man-Wolf’s attack. While fighting, he notices Man-Wolf’s pendant, wondering where he’s seen it before. As the moon sets, the creature retreats, leaving a dazed Spider-Man to limp home and pass out from exhaustion. The next morning at a coffee shop, Mary Jane, Randy, and Flash have breakfast when Harry Osborn walks in. Mary Jane tries to talk to him, but Harry angrily turns her away. Elsewhere, Jonah visits John’s apartment, finding him in the Man-Wolf’s garb. John tells him of the moonstone. When Jonah suggests he remove it, John reveals that the stone is permanently grafted to his skin. When Spider-Man awakes, he puts the pieces together and realizes the werewolf is John. He arrives at the Bugle but Jonah sics teargas-toting policemen on him, forcing him to flee. Exhausted and beaten, Peter visits Mary Jane who throws him out. Later, Spider-Man fi nds Man-Wolf attacking Kristine Saunders. During their fight, Spider-Man rips the grafted gem off Man-Wolf’s throat, flinging it into the water. John quickly becomes human. Spider-Man berates Jonah for fearing publicity and not getting John to a doctor.

    During a special unscheduled NASA moonfl ight, John Jameson finds a strange glowing rock. Convincing a NASA friend to pocket it, he has it made into a pendant. The full moon strikes it as John drives and he becomes the Man-Wolf, attacking a trucker. The transformations take place each month.

    Ralph Sarson’s name and nickname revealed in COTL #32, ’74.

     

  • 2013-10-08 - Roger Ott
  • 2013-10-08 - Roger Ott