I always thought fat fellas were supposed to be jolly! They oughta toss you out of the union!

-- Spider-Man

Appearing in "Mission: Crush The Kingpin!"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

Supporting Characters:

• Gwen Stacy
• J. Jonah Jameson
• Joseph Robertson

Villains:

• Kingpin
• Louis Wilson

Other Characters:

• Randy Robertson
• George Stacy
• Josh Kittling

Locations:

• New York City
  • Police Department

Items:

• Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
• Lifeline Tablet

Vehicles:

• None
  
  

Synopsis for "Mission: Crush The Kingpin!"Edit

Continued from last issue... As Spider-Man scours the city for the Kingpin after the crime-boss stole an ancient clay tablet, Joe Robertson meets with his son who is in police custody when he and some other student protesters were arrested in connection with the theft. When Gwen Stacy arrives at the police station, she slaps one of the protesters in the face when he calls Peter a coward. When she tells her father about it, he asks her if maybe she was more worried that it's truth, a question which Gwen isn't sure of the answer.

Meanwhile, Spider-Man continues his search for the Kingpin's hideout, and manages to find it thanks to his spider-sense. After a lengthy battle against the Kingpin and his goons, Spider-Man manages to defeat the Kingpin when he shoots a web at his cane weapon, causing it to back fire and explode, knocking the Kingpin out.

Peter chases after the Kingpin's goons to collect the tablet as the police arrive and arrest the Kingping. The crime-boss allows for it, as he knows that they will not be able to hold them. When Spider-Man recovers the tablet and tries to give it to the police officers, they believe the wall-crawler is about to attack them and shoot at him. Spider-Man escapes, however it is the final straw, and Spider-Man vows that if he's going to be treated as a menace, then he might as well become one.

This story is continued next issue....

NotesEdit

• This issue reprinted in Marvel's Greatest Superhero Battles.
  

TriviaEdit

• The cover of this issue is one of the 21 that appears in the comic gallery from the Sega CD version of the video game The Amazing Spider-Man vs. The Kingpin.

See AlsoEdit

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• Cover gallery for the Amazing Spider-Man series
• Images from Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 69

Recommended ReadingEdit

• None.

Links and ReferencesEdit

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