The Amazing Spider-Man #169
Comic Books

The Amazing Spider-Man #169

marvel • 1977

Series
The Amazing Spider-Man
Issue
169
Publisher
Marvel
Cover date
Jun 30, 1977
Story title
Confrontation
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Published in 1977, The Amazing Spider-Man #169 marks a significant moment in the series as it features the first full appearance of the Falsifier, alongside the creative talents of writer Len Wein and artist Ross Andru. This issue is valued by collectors for its contribution to the bronze age of comics, capturing a period where Spider-Man’s rogue gallery and narrative stakes were consistently evolving.

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