You wouldn’t like him when he’s angry!
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #200
Published: c. October, 1980?
Cover Date: January, 1980
“The Spider and the Burglar… A Sequel, Chapter Three: Let the Burglar Beware!”
Writer: Marv Wolfman
Artist: Keith Pollard
Inker: Jim Mooney
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Glynis Wein
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@Evan – Apparently John Byrne never read this story and felt he had to solve the “plot hole” about why the Burglar robbed that place in downtown New York and weeks later tried to break into a house in Queens.
Also, I just realized that this is the issue that established that Peter’s childhood home contained treasure, which the burglar was looking for the night Uncle Ben was killed. Wow. That happened.
I once tried wearing street clothes over a Spider-man costume — It’s incredibly hot. I don’t know how Peter can do that every single day without even breaking a sweat.
In the next panel …
Peter: “Aw, man – I just bought this shirt!”
I wish we saw more of Peter’s temper. That characteristic seems to have gone away in the last few decades.