Someday I’ll reveal who this poor sap actually is, but for now you’ll just have to keep guessing (if you don’t already know)!
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #124
Published: c. June, 1973?
Cover Date: September, 1973
“The Mark of the Man-Wolf”
Writer: Gerry Conway
Artist: Gil Kane
Inker: John Romita and Tony Mortellaro
Letterer: Artie Simek
Colorist: Dave Hunt
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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: […]
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@Jeff – There was also a Marvel Team-Up with Frankenstein’s Monster, although I think the two of them only appeared in 1 panel together.
@Jeff:
From what I understand there was a lot of overlap between comic fans and sci-fi/horror fans back then.
Its interesting how much of the Marvels early 70s output has a “horror film” angle. Spider-man fights a vampire in Morbius. He himself gains 4 arms in a basic horror movie plot. The Lizard returns, definitely more of a horror film villain. Then there’s Spider-man’s own werewolf in the Man Wolf. Did comic fans in the early 70s just REALLY love horror films or something?!?
Outside of Spider-man, you had the titles Tomb of Dracula and Werewolf by Night…