The Amazing Spider-Man #121
In "The Night Gwen Stacy Died," Spider-Man faces one of his most devastating challenges yet when the Green Goblin targets the woman he cares for most. With Norman Osborn’s grip on reality unraveling and his past as the Goblin resurfacing, the battle escalates to the heights of the Brooklyn Bridge, where a single moment changes everything. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life with powerful art by Gil Kane and inks by John Romita, this landmark issue features a cover by John Romita that captures the tension in a single, unforgettable image.
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Harry is raving and bedridden after once again taking LSD and when his father finds his son's friends gathering around in support, he throws them out. Cracking under the pressure of his damaged son and failing business, Norman regains his memory of being the Green Goblin and the secret identity of his deadliest foe. Trying to get to Spider-Man where it hurts, the Goblin captures Gwen and brings her to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge. During the fight, Gwen falls from the bridge and when Spider-Man tries to catch her with a web line, her neck snaps.
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