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Jul 11, 1972
Issue #114
Aug 08, 1972
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Sep 05, 1972
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Oct 10, 1972
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Gang War, Schmang War. What I Want to Know is...Who the Heck is Hammerhead?
A key issue noted for Origin of Hammerhead and Second appearance of Hammerhead. The Amazing Spider-Man #114 was published by Marvel Comics on November 1, 1972, as part of a series that began in 1963. Gerry Conway and John Romita Sr. write, and art comes from Jim Starlin, John Romita and Tony Mortellaro. This 36-page issue features Spider-Man, Aunt May, Doctor Octopus, Flash Thompson and Gwen Stacy, among 8 characters catalogued on VerseDB.
Issue Number
#114
Release Date
August 8, 1972
Cover Date
November 1972
Cover Price
$0.06
Page Count
36
Series Details
Publisher
Type
Regular Series
Status
Completed
Run
1963 - 1998
Issues Count
652
Also Known As
The Amazing Ricochet
Genres
Adventure, Action, Superhero, Crime, Fantasy, Comedy, Horror, Sports
Format
Standard
Original Language
English
Language
English
Gerry Conway
Writer
John Romita Sr.
Writer, Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist (Uncredited)
Stan
Writer (Uncredited)
Stan Lee
Writer
Jim Starlin
Artist, Penciller, Inker
Tony Mortellaro
Artist, Inker, Penciller
John Romita
Penciller, Inker
Artie Simek
Letterer
Morrie Kuramoto
Letterer (Uncredited)
Roy Thomas
Editor
Characters
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