And with that, the month of May comes to an end.
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #260
Published: c. October, 1984?
Cover Date: January, 1985
“The Challenge of Hobgoblin!”
Writer: Tom DeFalco
Artist: Ron Frenz
Inker: Joe Rubinstein and Brett Breeding
Letterer: Joe Rosen
Colorist: Bob Sharen
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on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “It’s really funny, Rek-Rap shows up, but it’s Todd Nauck who draws him and this is pretty much most likely…” Jun 23, 00:41 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Michael: If that’s true then this book did a terrible job explaining it. They should assume that everyone reading ASM…” Jun 22, 19:20 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Hornaceck- In fairness, Peter and Kamala both worked together in X-Men 30-31. In X-Men 30, they both worked with Norman.…” Jun 22, 18:17 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Geiseric: Yeah, it feels like we’re doing backflips just to explain how Peter can be evil again. It would have…” Jun 22, 16:03 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “The funny thing is this feels like an extremely convoluted series of events to get Peter back to infected by…” Jun 21, 22:57 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Michael: Well, Jonah, Connors and Doug know her last name now. At the way TWB is freely calling her “Ms.…” Jun 21, 15:06 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Hornacek- no, Ms. Marvel’s identity is not publicly known.” Jun 21, 11:39 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Michael: “I think that the reason why Norman is putting his businesses in Peter’s name is to frame Peter for…” Jun 21, 04:34 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “@Evan Berry: So what you’re saying is that Chasm should be able to get the Statue of Liberty to walk…” Jun 21, 04:23 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #52 (Legacy #946): “Goo Ex Machina!” or “How Can We ‘Rek’ This Story?”: “I think that the reason why Norman is putting his businesses in Peter’s name is to frame Peter for whatever…” Jun 20, 23:53
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It’s not “The Challenge of the Hobgoblin!” It was originally called that, but Justin Timberlake came in and told Marvel to drop the second “the”, resulting in “The Challenge of Hobgoblin!”