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| The Fight and the Fury! | |
| Comic Book series: | Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 |
| Issue Number: | 120 |
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Release Date: |
May, 1973 |
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Executive Editor: |
Roy Thomas |
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Cover Artist: |
John Romita |
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Writer(s): |
Gerry Conway |
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Penciler(s): |
Gil Kane |
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Inker(s): |
Tony Mortellaro John Romita Paul Reinman |
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Colourist(s): |
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Letterer(s): |
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Editor(s): |
Roy Thomas |
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Previous issue: |
Amazing Spider-Man #119 |
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Next issue: |
Amazing Spider-Man #121 |
Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #120 is the 120th issue of Amazing Spider-Man.
Plot
"The Fight and the Fury!"
- TBA
Continuity Developments
- It is told by Peter by Gwen Stacy that Harry Osborn has had a relapse from his previous drug overdose.
Characters
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- General Ross
- Frances Delon
- Jean-Pierre Rimbaud (Only appearance; dies)
- Canadian Army soldiers
Notes
- This story is reprinted in Amazing Spider-Man Annual #12 along with Amazing Spider-Man #119.
Trivia
- Spider-Man makes a reference to Clark Kent never finding Kryptonite in his phone booth. This is his second reference to Superman. In a previous issue, Peter made reference to both Superman and Batman.
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