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The Amazing Spider-Man #82

Mar 1970 · Marvel · 0.15 USD
“And Then Came Electro!”

In "And Then Came Electro!", Peter Parker takes a risky step toward public acceptance by appearing on a live TV talk show—only to find himself facing Max Dillon, a villain working behind the scenes at the network. With J. Jonah Jameson pulling strings and Electro unleashing his powers in front of a national audience, Spider-Man’s fight is as much about reputation as it is about survival. Written by Stan Lee and John Romita, with art by Romita, Mooney, and Severin, and a cover by Marie Severin and John Romita, this 1970 issue captures a tense, high-stakes clash that leaves both hero and foe battered—no clear winner, just the cost of the spotlight.

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writer, artist John Romita · writer Stan Lee · artist, inker Jim Mooney · artist, inker Marie Severin · letterer Sam Rosen · cover Marie Severin, John Romita

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Full credits

writer, artist John Romita
writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Jim Mooney
artist, inker Marie Severin
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks Marie Severin
cover inks John Romita

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Peter decides that it would be good for his public image to go on a TV talk show. Unfortunately he chooses a network where Max Dillon [Electro] works. In collusion with Jameson, Electro attacks Spider-Man live on stage. Spider-Man defeats him, but it is a Pyrrhic victory; Peter is as beat up as Max.

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