Appearing in "The Return of the Vulture"Edit

Featured Characters:

•  Spider-Man (Peter Parker) 

Supporting Characters:

• Aunt May
• J. Jonah Jameson
• Flash Thompson
• Liz Allan
• Betty Brant
• Sally Avril
• Seymour O'Reilly

Villains:

• Vulture

Other Characters:

• Unnamed Prison Guards
• prisoners
• An Unnamed Doctor
• An Unnamed Jeweler
• Peter Parker's High School Classmates
• New York policemen

Locations:

• New York City
  • Aunt May's House
  • Midtown High School
  • Daily Bugle Building
  • State Prison
  • an abandoned silo on a farm in Staten Island

Items:

• Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
• Spider-Man's Utility Belt
• Spider-Man's Belt Camera
• Anti-Magnetic Inverter
• Vulture's Wings

Vehicles:

• None
  
  

Synopsis for "The Return of the Vulture"Edit

Following his defeat at the hands of Spider-Man, the Vulture has been spending his time in prison secretly smuggling parts from the prison machine shop into his cell so that he can recreate his flying technology, this time correcting the flaw which caused his defeat last time. Perfecting the device, the Vulture breaks out of prison.

When Peter Parker hears about this break-out, he goes after the Vulture as Spider-Man. Hoping to use the same device that defeated the Vulture before, Spider-Man is shocked to find that the Vulture corrected the flaw in his device. The Vulture easily defeats Spider-Man, and Spidey injures his arm in the process, and has to come up with an excuse for it as Peter Parker.

Later when Peter is trying to sell his Vulture pictures to J. Jonah Jameson, the Vulture arrives demanding that Jameson give over the company's payroll. While Jameson argues with the crook, it gives Peter enough time to slip away and change into Spider-Man. He then battles the Vulture all over the Daily Bugle building. When Spider-Man attaches a webline to the Vulture, the Vulture takes him high above the city.

There Spidey uses his webs to pin the Vultures wings and the two begin to fall. However Spidey weaves a web parachute and saves them from harm. He then turns the Vulture over to the police. When Jameson cusses out Spider-Man for causing chaos in his newspaper, Spider-Man shoots webbing in his mouth before leaving to change back into his civilian guise. He then sneaks back into the office and "hide out" with Betty Brant as Jameson storms through the office trying to get the webbing off his mouth.

NotesEdit

• The address of the Parker residence is given as "a quiet residential neighborhood in Forest Hills" in this story.
• Peter Parker eventually asks Betty Brant out for dinner in Untold Tales of Spider-Man # 3.
• This issue is reprinted in Amazing Spider-Man # 2 (Pocket Books).
  

TriviaEdit

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See AlsoEdit

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• Discuss Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 7 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Amazing Spider-Man series
• Images from Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 7

Recommended ReadingEdit

• Spider-Man last appeared in Untold Tales of Spider-Man # 2; He appears next in Iron Man: The Iron Age # 2.
• The Vulture last appeared in Amazing Spider-Man # 2; He appears (chronologically) next in Untold Tales of Spider-Man # 3. His next published appearance would be in Annual 1.

Links and ReferencesEdit

• http://www.alaph.com/spiderman/back_issues/asm007.html
• http://www.spiderfan.org/comics/reviews/spiderman_amazing/007.html
• http://www.samruby.com/AmazingSpider-ManA/amazing_spiderman_007.htm