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The Amazing Spider-Man #184

marvel • 1978

Series: The Amazing Spider-Man
Issue: 184
Publisher: Marvel
Cover date: Sep 30, 1978
Story title: White Dragon! Red Death!

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Published by Marvel in 1978, this issue features the writing of Marv Wolfman and the artwork of Ross Andru, depicting Spider-Man’s encounter with the villainous Dr. Octopus. It remains a notable piece of the Bronze Age of comics, capturing the characteristic high-stakes drama and character-driven narratives that defined the series during that era.

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