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Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 154

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John Costanza

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Mike Esposito

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Mike Esposito

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Gerry Conway

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Len Wein

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Sal Buscema

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Glynis Wein

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Len Wein

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"The Sandman Always Strikes Twice"

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Len Wein

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Sal Buscema

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Featured Characters: * Supporting Characters: * Adversaries: * * robbers ** Harry * Other Characters: * * Locations: * ** Coleman Research Items: * * * Vehicles: * None

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John Costanza

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Glynis Wein

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Len Wein

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John Romita

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USA

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[[W:C:Marvel:William Baker

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*http://www.samruby.com/AmazingSpider-ManG/amazing_spiderman_154.htm

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Pete is upset by the death of Dr. Bradley Bolton and tries to relieve his anguish by taking it out on petty street thugs. After almost beating a thug to death, Pete is ready to swing home but decides not to. Meanwhile, Flint Marko is being transported to a federal prison inside a specially designed armored car when he's busted loose by 2 costumed thugs. The Sandman is driven to an unnamed boss who tells him that he's been freed to acquire a Cryogenic Converter across town. Sandman reluctantly accepts the offer and decides to make it worth his while. Spider-Man is continuing to swing around town when suddenly his Spider-Senses feel a nearby Spider-Tracer calling to his attention. Investigating what it is, Spider-Man learns it's a trap by the Sandman! After almost getting turned into an ice cube himself by the Cryogenic Converted, Spider-Man turns the tables and freezes the Sandman for his capture.

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* This issue contains a letters page, The Spider's Web. Letters are published from Peter Sanderson, Dean Mullaney, Steve Andrews, Charlie Boatner, and "Howard's Planet". * The letters page also contains a Series "B" #49 Fantastic Four.

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Marvel Comics

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1976