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The Menace Of The Molten Man! | |
Comic Book series: | Amazing Spider-Man |
Issue Number: | 28 |
Release Date: |
September, 1965 |
Executive Editor: |
Stan Lee |
Cover Artist: |
Steve Ditko |
Writer(s): |
Stan Lee |
Penciler(s): |
Steve Ditko |
Inker(s): |
Steve Ditko |
Colourist(s): |
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Letterer(s): |
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Editor(s): |
Stan Lee |
Previous issue: |
Amazing Spider-Man #27 |
Next issue: |
Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2 |
Amazing Spider-Man #28 is the 28th issue of Amazing Spider-Man.
Plot[]
The Menace Of The Molten Man![]
- TBA
Continuity Developments[]
- Molten Man (Mark Raxton, who is Liz Allan's half-brother) makes his first Earth-616 appearance.
- Liz Allan confesses her feelings to Peter Parker.
- Peter graduates high school in this issue.
Characters[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Molten Man (Mark Raxton) (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Anna Watson
- Charlie Murphy (Last appearance)
- Principal Davis
- Wilson Allan (Last appearance)
- Doris Allan (First appearance)
- New York policemen
- Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (Mentioned)
- Betty Brant (Mentioned)
- Mary Jane Watson (Mentioned)
- Uncle Ben (Mentioned)
- Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) (Mentioned)
Notes[]
- Liz Allan is incorrectly named Liz Hilton. Also, Peter's note about Liz always calling him "Petey" is also false, because she called him Peter in the beginning and occasionally now.