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The Amazing Spider-Man #200
Direct
January 1980 · 0.75 USD · 52 pages
On sale 1979-10-09
Rated Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Synopsis
Spider-Man has been zapped with a chemical depressant by Mysterio and lost his powers. Even worse, Aunt May has been murdered, leaving Peter alone in the world. As Spider-Man begins to piece things together, he comes to the realization that the killer he is hunting for is the same burglar who killed his Uncle Ben so many years ago. Powerless yet determined and learning that the burglar has merely captured rather than killed Aunt May, Spider-Man has a final confrontation with the man who changed his life forever.
Credits
- Script
- Marv Wolfman, Stan Lee
- Pencils
- John Romita, Frank Miller
- Inks
- John Romita, Jim Mooney, Joe Rubinstein
- Colours
- Glynis Oliver
- Letters
- Gaspar Saladino, John Costanza
- Editing
- Marv Wolfman
- Breakdowns
- Keith Pollard
- Finished art
- Jim Mooney
- Script, page 36
- Stan Lee
Reprinted from
Reprinted in
- Spindelmannen #5/1981
- Edderkoppen #5/1981— minus pages 1, 6, 29
- Die Spinne #47
- Biblioteca Marvel: Spiderman #32
- Spider-Man #12
- El Hombre Araña / El Asombroso Hombre Araña #196
- El Hombre Araña / El Asombroso Hombre Araña #197
- The Spectacular Spider-Man Weekly / Spider-Man Comic #357
- Strange #154— 18 premières pages (moins 2)/First 18 pages (minus 2)
- Strange #155
- Il Settimanale de L'Uomo Ragno #26
- Σπάιντερ Μαν [Spider-Man] #112
- The Essential Spider-Man #9— black and white
- A Teia do Aranha #53
- Hämähäkkimies #4/1982
- Spider-Man: Return of the Burglar #[nn]— recolored; new trade dress
- Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man #19
- The Amazing Spider-Man 30th Anniversary Poster Magazine #1
- The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus #6
- Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #11— new trade dress