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Marvel Comics   ·   Released Dec 1st, 1975

The Amazing Spider-Man #151

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SKIRMISH BENEATH THE STREETS!

Convinced that he's really Peter Parker, Spider-Man takes the supposed corpse of his clone, and dumps it down a smokestack. He pauses in this task briefly because his spider-sense goes off, however, he dismisses it as just a false alarm, before leaving. The next day, Peter attends his classes at ESU, where he, Mary Jane, and Flash Thompson are pleasantly surprised that Harry Osborn is back and cured of the insanity that made him think he was the Green Goblin.  That night, everyone is invited to the engagement party of Betty Brant and Ned Leeds, which is being hosted by J. Jonah Jameson. Jameson worries over the guests, while Mary Jane and Harry reconcile their failed relationship and agree to just be friends. Suddenly the lights go out, prompting Peter to go outside on the patio to check it out. When he sees that a police helicopter is equally interested in the sudden and very localized blackout, he hitches a ride on the helicopter and changes into Spider-Man. When the Helicopter gets high enough, Spider-Man sees that the electricity of specific blocks of buildings are having their power cut, so that the darkened building spell out the name "Shocker."  Realizing it's his old foe, Spider-Man determines the only way that the Shocker could pull off this stunt would be cutting off the electrical connections in the sewers. Diving down and crawling down a storm drain, Spider-Man, sure enough, finds his foe blasting an electrical panel with his vibrational gauntlets.  There the two fight, and although Spider-Man has the advantage, his web-fluid soon runs out, allowing the Shocker to make an escape back to the surface. When Spider-Man tries to go after his foe, the Shocker uses his vibro-shockers to cause a collapse in the sewer tunnel. When Spider-Man revives, he finds himself trapped in there with the water quickly rising, threatening to drown him.

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Creators

Len Wein
Writer, Editor
Len Wein
Ross Andru
Artist
Ross Andru
John Romita
Artist, Cover Artist
John Romita
Glynis Oliver
Colorist
Glynis Oliver
John Costanza
Letterer
John Costanza
Letterer
Dan Crespi

Characters

Betty Brant
Betty Brant
Earth-616
Flash Thompson
Flash Thompson
Earth-616
Harry Osborn
Harry Osborn
Earth-616
J. Jonah Jameson
J. Jonah Jameson
Earth-616
Mary Jane Watson
Mary Jane Watson
Earth-616
Ned Leeds
Ned Leeds
Earth-616
Robbie Robertson
Robbie Robertson
Earth-616
Shocker
Herman Schultz
Shocker
Earth-616
Ben Reilly
Spider-Clone
Earth-616
Spider-Man
Peter Parker
Spider-Man
Earth-616

Collected In

  • Essential Spider-Man Vol. 7 1st Printing
    Essential Spider-Man Vol. 7 1st Printing
    Essential Spider-Man
  • Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 15 HC
    Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 15 HC
    Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man (1987)
  • Peter Parker Pókember #7
    Peter Parker Pókember #7
    Peter Parker Pókember Vol. 2 (2021)
  • Spider-Man: Clone Genesis TP
    Spider-Man: Clone Genesis TP
    The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 (1963 - 1998)
  • The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol.  5 HC
    The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 5 HC
    The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 (1963 - 1998)

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