Amazing Spider-Man #43 "RHINO ON THE RAMPAGE!" (December, 1966)

Synopsis

Betty Brant and Ned Leeds are engaged! Much more importantly though is that Flash receives his draft notice. Looks like ol' Flasher is off to Vietnam. Oh yeah, and the Rhino returns, but Spider-Man beats the crap out of him with the help of a special webbing from Doc. Conners.

Notes

Credits

Writer: Stan (the man) Lee

Artist: John (ring-a-ding) Romita

Letterer: Artie (stout-hearted) Simek

Amazing Spider-Man #32 "MAN ON A RAMPAGE!" (January, 1966)

Synopsis

Continuing from last issue, Aunt May is deathly ill. She's absorbed a radioactive particle into her bloodstream and Peter blames himself. How was he to know back in ish #10 that the blood transfusion he gave her would end up hurting her? 

There's little joking, and few quips in this issue. Spider-Man enlists the aid of Dr. Curt Conners to cure Aunt May. He recommends a serum called ISO-36. Unfortunately the shipment is snatched by the Master Planner who is revealed to be Dr. Octopus. Spider-Man races to get back the ISO-36 but ends up trapped under tons of steel. The issue closes with him thinking he's been defeated and Aunt May slowly fading...

DON'T MISS NEXT ISSUE!! 

Notes

Credits

Script & Editing by: Stan Lee

Plot & Illustration by: Steve Ditko

Lettering & Kibitzing by: Artie Simek

Amazing Spider-Man #6 "FACE TO FACE WITH...THE LIZARD!" (November, 1963)

Synopsis

Peter goes to florida with JJJ to tackle the mysterious monster only known as The Lizard. What is the terrifying secret of this creature? Where does the Connors family fit in?

Notes

• First appearance of The Lizard, Curt Connors, Martha Connors and Billy Connors
• The Lizard claims to have the abilities of 3000 different types of lizards
• Liz Allan's name is misspelled as "Liz Allen"

Credits

Written by - Stan Lee

Drawn by - Steve Ditko

Lettered by - Art Simek