#186

Synopsis

D.A. Towers tells Spider-Man that all charges against him have been dropped and that he is no longer wanted by the police. But during a press conference, the Chameleon tries to discredit Spider-Man – to the general public, Spider-Man seems to be hitting an elderly woman. The plan is foiled, however, and Flash Thompson convinces the crowd in Central Park to give Spider-Man a proper recognition and celebration. But everyone isn't too happy about this: J. Jonah Jameson is furious... And a mysterious character in a lab in Westchester swears that he will kill Spider-Man.

Reprinted in

• L'Uomo Ragno [Collana Super-Eroi] #281
• Spindelmannen #1/1980
• Spindelmannen #4/1980
• Edderkoppen #1/1980— pages 6-8, 10 removed
• Edderkoppen #4/1980
• Die Spinne #35
• De spectaculaire Spider-Man [De spektakulaire Spiderman] #4
• Biblioteca Marvel: Spiderman #31
• El Hombre Araña / El Asombroso Hombre Araña #182— recolored
• Spiderman #1— Portada
• Spider-Man Comic #311
• Strange #139
• Homem-Aranha #39
• Coleccionable Spiderman #1
• Σπάιντερ Μαν [Spider-Man] #98
• Hämähäkkimies #7/1981
• The Essential Spider-Man #9— recolored; new trade dress
• The Amazing Spider-Man #186-187
• L'Uomo Ragno Classic #60
• Spider-Man Pocket Book #1
• Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man #18
• El Hombre Araña [Spider-man] #15
• The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus #6— new trade dress
• Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #11

Credits

Script

Marv Wolfman, Stan Lee

Pencils

Keith Pollard, Jack Kirby

Inks

Jim Mooney, Mike Esposito, Joe Sinnott

Colours

Marie Severin

Letters

Gaspar Saladino, Jim Novak

Editor

Marv Wolfman

Editor-in-chief

Jim Shooter

Finished art

Mike Esposito

Layouts

Keith Pollard

Other printings & variants

• Whitman