The Amazing Spider-Man #119
In "The Gentleman's Name Is...Hulk!", Peter Parker visits Aunt May at her new home in Westchester, only to find it under guard by Doctor Octopus's men. After intercepting a cryptic message from Mrs. Watson and witnessing Harry Osborn's sudden illness, Peter follows a trail that leads him from New York to Montreal—uncovering a mysterious figure tied to the Hulk, all while navigating a web of secrets that stretch from his own life to the edge of the Marvel Universe. Written by Gerry Conway and John Romita, with art by John Romita and inks by Tony Mortellaro, this issue features a cover by John Romita that captures the tension of a Spider-Man caught between two worlds.
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Peter visits Aunt May at her new home in Westchester, which is being guarded by gunmen of Doctor Octopus. He was asked to deliver an urgent telegram by Mrs. Watson. He is concerned as to the importance of Aunt May to Doc Octopus after he overhears a conversation by the guards. Peter excuses himself, heads back to his apartment to read the telegram, but runs into Harry and his father Norman. Harry appears sick and is whisked away by his father. Peter decides to head to Montreal, using the paper's resources to find out about the mysterious Mr. Rimbaud and gets involved in a fight with The Hulk.
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