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Astonishing Tales#30
Cover: Rich Buckler

Astonishing Tales #30

Jun 1975 · Marvel · 0.25 USD
“The Soft Parade... ...of Slow, Sliding Death!”

In "The Soft Parade... ...of Slow, Sliding Death!", Spider-Man finds himself in a sticky situation—literally—when he stumbles into a bizarre trap, only to outsmart his captors with an unexpected tool: Hostess Fruit Pies. The ad for the sweet treat appears between pages 16 and 17, a quirky moment of 1970s pop culture woven into the tale. Sal Buscema’s dynamic art, polished by Mike Esposito’s inks and Irv Watanabe’s crisp lettering, brings the chaos to life, while Rich Buckler’s cover captures the story’s offbeat tension.

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writer, artist Rich Buckler · writer Doug Moench · artist Keith Pollard · artist Arvell Jones · inker Al McWilliams · colorist G. Roussos · letterer C. Jetter · cover Rich Buckler

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Cast · 28 characters

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writer, artist Rich Buckler
colorist G. Roussos
letterer C. Jetter
cover pencils, inks Rich Buckler

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Deathlok continues to kill Ryker's men chasing him and destroys the super-tank powered by Nina's mind. Mike Travers escapes from his cell and sets off to find Deathlok.

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