Description: The Amazing Spider-Man #102 is the November 1971 issue of the Marvel Comics series, continuing the storyline that began in the milestone issue #100. This issue is part of the multi-issue arc involving Spider-Man’s mutation and the introduction of Morbius, the Living Vampire.Here’s a detailed description: Cover Art: The cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #102 is dynamic and action-packed, illustrated by Gil Kane. It prominently features Spider-Man, still dealing with his mutation that has given him four additional arms, locked in a fierce battle with Morbius. Spider-Man is depicted in mid-air, using all his limbs to fend off Morbius, who is attacking with his vampire-like ferocity. The background is filled with dark, ominous tones that accentuate the horror aspect of the story. The title "The Amazing Spider-Man" is displayed in bold letters at the top, with the issue number (#102) and the month of publication (November) clearly visible. Story Title: The main story in this issue is titled "Vampire at Large!" Plot Summary: The issue continues the thrilling confrontation between Spider-Man and Morbius. Peter Parker, still struggling with the effects of his mutation that has given him extra arms, is desperate to find a cure. His search leads him to Curt Connors, who is known as the Lizard when he transforms, but as a scientist, he may hold the key to helping Spider-Man. Meanwhile, Morbius, driven by his vampiric hunger and tragic circumstances, continues his rampage. The issue delves deeper into Morbius' backstory, revealing the anguish and desperation that led to his transformation into a living vampire. As Spider-Man and Morbius clash, Connors tries to help, but the situation becomes increasingly dire as both heroes and monsters face off. The story explores the themes of scientific experimentation, the consequences of unintended transformations, and the moral struggles of characters like Morbius, who is portrayed as both villainous and tragic. Creative Team:Writer: Roy ThomasPenciller: Gil KaneInker: Frank Giacoia and Dave HuntLetterer: Artie SimekEditor: Stan LeeThis issue is notable not only for continuing the storyline involving Morbius and Spider-Man’s mutation but also for its exploration of the darker, more horror-driven elements of the Marvel Universe. Morbius, who began as a villain, is portrayed with complexity, making him one of the more memorable characters introduced during this period of Spider-Man’s history.
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Tradition: US Comics
Language: English
Artist/Writer: Gil Kane, Roy Thomas, Frank Giacoia
Era: Bronze Age (1970-83)
Cover Artist: Gil Kane, Frank Giacoia
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Genre: Superheroes
Publication Year: 1971
Character: Martine Bancroft (Flashback), Michael Morbius (Origin), Morbius (Origin), Lizard, Aunt May Parker, Emil Nikos (Flashback, Death), Morbius, Charlie (Death), Michael Morbius, Robbie Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson, Curt Connors, Leo, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Gwen Stacy, Syd
Features: Standard Edition
Series Title: The Amazing Spider-Man
Issue Number: 102
