I do care about how Peter’s going to get himself out of this pickle, but now I wanna know more about this Dracula and living skeleton situation.
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #128
Published: c. October, 1973?
Cover Date: January, 1974
“The Vulture Hangs High!”
Writer: Gerry Conway
Artist: Ross Andru
Inker: Frank Giacoia and Dave Hunt
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Michelle Brand
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Doesn’t he? Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #183 Published: c. May, 1978? Cover Date: August, 1978 “…and Where the Big Wheel Stops, Nobody Knows!” Writer: Marv Wolfman Artist: Ross Andru Inker: Bob McLeod Letterer: Jim Novak […]
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@William – Holy crap, you’re right – I just read the issue summary at Spider-Fan.org. No idea there was another Vulture who mutated into Adrian Toomes’ form. The Conway/Wein era (besides the Clone Saga issues) are a blind spot in my ASM knowledge.
This was without a doubt the craziest Vulture story, mostly because it wasn’t even the Vulture, but some professor who had a machine that mutated him into a Vulture duplicate! It was quite surreal reading the story and gradually discovering the lunacy behind it.
Years later, in Funeral Arrangements, when the Vulture went to Aunt May’s house to apologize to her for killing Nathan, maybe he should have also said “Oh, I’m sorry about trying to kill your nephew that one time as well.”