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Amazing Spider-Man v1 #275 (1986-04)

 

Writers
  • Tom DeFalco
  • Artists
  • Ron Frenz
  • Joe Rubinstein
  • Brett Breeding
  • Cover Artists
  • Ron Frenz
  • Joe Rubinstein
  • Characters, Groups, & Races
  • Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
  • Nathan Lubensky
  • May Parker
  • Joe Robertson
  • Sha Shan
  • Betty Brant Leeds
  • Ned Leeds
  • Flash Thompson
  • Mary Jane Watson
  • Hobgoblin (Roderick Kingsley)
  • Kingpin (Wilson Fisk)
  • Rose (Richard Fisk)
  • Johnston (Rose's henchman)
  • Varley (Rose's henchman)
  • Arranger (Oswald P. Silkworth)
  • Arthur Chekov
  • Victor Palermo
  • Rose Harriet Palermo
  • Ron Frenz
  • Jim Owsley
  • Joe Rubinstein
  • Tom DeFalco
  • Locations & Items
  • Hobgoblin's Hideout (Warehouse District)
  • Parker Home (Forest Hills)
  • Manny's Meat Market
  • Flash and Sha Shan's Apartment
  • Central Park
  • Daily Bugle
  • Kingpin's Office
  • Port Authority Bus Terminal
  • Peter Parker's Apartment (Chelsea)
  • As Hobgoblin prepares for his next battle with Spider-Man, Peter and May bring Nathan home from the hospital to a surprise party. There, Peter tells MJ he’s decided to give up being Spidey. While Hobby interferes in Kingpin’s business on Rose’s behalf, Flash strikes Sha Shan after she mentions his affair with Betty. Peter and MJ talk about his past and the tragedies that led him to the decision. At the Bugle, Betty mentions Ned’s “undercover assignments” but Robbie knows nothing about them. Ned confronts Flash on the street. Flash knocks him down with a punch, returning home to find Sha Shan has left him. Hobby decides to get Spidey’s attention by wreaking havoc at the bus depot, choosing Sha Shan as a hostage. Hearing about it, Peter almost decides not to go until MJ reminds him of his responsibility. Peter relents and Spidey swings into action. Hampered by carrying Sha Shan, Hobby drops her. Spidey catches her, but hurts his arm in the process, slowing him down enough for Hobby to hit him with his computerized barrage. As Spidey lies apparently unconscious, Hobby comes in for the kill.

    Gwen Stacy’s death (ASM #121, ’73), Nathan’ s beating (ASM #271, ’85), Jean DeWolff’s death (PPSSM #107, ’85), Spidey’s confrontation with Sin-Eater (PPSSM #110, ’86).

    Amazing Fantasy #15 reprinted between pages 7 & 8 of this story.

     

  • 2013-10-18 - Roger Ott
  • 2013-10-18 - Roger Ott