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Amazing Spider-Man, The
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Synopsis for ”Goin’ straight!”
Spider-Man asks Jean DeWolff to give the Black Cat a chance to go straight. Black Cat wants to do one last job (steal a golden and ruby statuette called the ”Quest’s End”) and secure her and Spider-Man a nest egg but it is not to be. Spider-man and the Cat fight, and Spidey leaves.
Spider-man goes to the ESU and Peter Parker writes down a work on the DNA he should have finished days ago. Peter feels better than ever and capable of doing anything.
Later on, the Black Cat enters the mansion of Sam Galvagno and steals the ”Quest’s End” statuette. But Spidey is waiting for her on the balcony when she leaves the robbery scene. He forces her to give the statuette back but she lies to him and makes him push the alarms because the Black Cat wants him to be her companion in the robbery business.
The alarms make Sam Galvagno and his henchmen appear and the guns explode! Spidey succeeds in escaping with the Cat, but he is injured in a leg. The Cat escapes from him too and Spider-man pursuits her until the docks. There he tries to convince her to abandon her crime life and ask the district attorney for an amnesty but she does not believe that possible and keeps running. Then Spider-man covers her with his web and she decides to drown instead of going back to jail. Spidey dives after her but does not find the Cat or her body.
Later on, as the nurse cures his leg, Captain DeWolff arrives with the amnesty’s papers. Too late, Spidey throws the papers to the water and mourns
Notes
Continuity Notes
* Spider-Man mulls over his past relationship woes: Particularly he references how he and Mary Jane recently broke up. She ended their relationship when Peter proposed to her in Amazing Spider-Man #183. He also mentions Gwen Stacy, who was killed during a battle between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin in Amazing Spider-Man #121.
* Peter writing a paper on a typewriter should be considered a topical reference per the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616.
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Issue #227
Amazing Spider-Man (1963 1st Series) #227
Tags: Marvel Legacy Numbering: Amazing Spider-Man (part 227), Print Run Statistics
Published Apr 1982 by Marvel.
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”Goin’ Straight!” Part 2 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Frank Giacoia. The Black Cat agrees to give up her life of crime and go straight! But can Spider-Man trust her? Alas, the folly of a young web-slinger. When Felicia decides to pull one last caper, there’s only one person that can stop her: the Amazing Spider-Man! With his heart breaking, the wall-crawler chases the cat from midtown to the eastside docks! At the river’s murky edge, the web-slinger finally catches Felicia. Will he turn her in...or let her go? It’s a no-win situation for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Appearances by Captain Jean DeWolff, Debra Whitman, and Marcy Kane. Flashback cameos by Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane Watson. (Notes: The Black Cat returns in Spectacular Spider-Man 74. This issue includes a full-page ad for Hostess Fruit Pies featuring Captain America and Nick Fury vs. the Trapster. The letters page contains a statement of ownership: average print run 554,248; average paid circulation: 242,781.) 32 pages. Cover price $0.60.
Spider-Man asks Jean DeWolff to give the Black Cat a chance to go straight. Black Cat wants to do one last job (steal a golden and ruby statuette called the ”Quest’s End”) and secure her and Spider-Man a nest egg but it is not to be. Spider-man and the Cat fight, and Spidey leaves.
Spider-man goes to the ESU and Peter Parker writes down a work on the DNA he should have finished days ago. Peter feels better than ever and capable of doing anything.
Later on, the Black Cat enters the mansion of Sam Galvagno and steals the ”Quest’s End” statuette. But Spidey is waiting for her on the balcony when she leaves the robbery scene. He forces her to give the statuette back but she lies to him and makes him push the alarms because the Black Cat wants him to be her companion in the robbery business.
The alarms make Sam Galvagno and his henchmen appear and the guns explode! Spidey succeeds in escaping with the Cat, but he is injured in a leg. The Cat escapes from him too and Spider-man pursuits her until the docks. There he tries to convince her to abandon her crime life and ask the district attorney for an amnesty but she does not believe that possible and keeps running. Then Spider-man covers her with his web and she decides to drown instead of going back to jail. Spidey dives after her but does not find the Cat or her body.
Later on, as the nurse cures his leg, Captain DeWolff arrives with the amnesty’s papers. Too late, Spidey throws the papers to the water and mourns
Notes
Continuity Notes
* Spider-Man mulls over his past relationship woes: Particularly he references how he and Mary Jane recently broke up. She ended their relationship when Peter proposed to her in Amazing Spider-Man #183. He also mentions Gwen Stacy, who was killed during a battle between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin in Amazing Spider-Man #121.
* Peter writing a paper on a typewriter should be considered a topical reference per the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_227#
Issue #227
Amazing Spider-Man (1963 1st Series) #227
Tags: Marvel Legacy Numbering: Amazing Spider-Man (part 227), Print Run Statistics
Published Apr 1982 by Marvel.
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”Goin’ Straight!” Part 2 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Frank Giacoia. The Black Cat agrees to give up her life of crime and go straight! But can Spider-Man trust her? Alas, the folly of a young web-slinger. When Felicia decides to pull one last caper, there’s only one person that can stop her: the Amazing Spider-Man! With his heart breaking, the wall-crawler chases the cat from midtown to the eastside docks! At the river’s murky edge, the web-slinger finally catches Felicia. Will he turn her in...or let her go? It’s a no-win situation for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Appearances by Captain Jean DeWolff, Debra Whitman, and Marcy Kane. Flashback cameos by Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane Watson. (Notes: The Black Cat returns in Spectacular Spider-Man 74. This issue includes a full-page ad for Hostess Fruit Pies featuring Captain America and Nick Fury vs. the Trapster. The letters page contains a statement of ownership: average print run 554,248; average paid circulation: 242,781.) 32 pages. Cover price $0.60.
Cover Date:
Apr 1982
Publisher:
Marvel Comics Group
Issue Number:
227
Volume:
1
Month:
April
Year:
1982
Country:
United States
Cover Price:
$0.60
Era:
Bronze Age
Genre:
Superhero
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Language:
English
Type of Comic:
Magazine
Characters:
The Black Cat
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Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:26:47
Series:
Vol. 1
Story Arc:
Last Will
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$31.90
Automatic Estimated Date:
2026-02-19
Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:26:47
Created By:
Stan Lee & Steve Ditko
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Writer:
Roger Stern
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Artist:
Jim Mooney John Romita
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Penciller:
John Romita
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Inker:
Jim Mooney
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Colorist:
Bob Sharen
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Cover Artist:
John Romita
Frank Giacoia
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Letterer:
Joe Rosen
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Editor:
Mark Gruenwald
Jim Shooter
Tom DeFalco
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