The Amazing Spider-Man #191

The Amazing Spider-Man #191 was published by Marvel Comics in April 1979 during a pivotal era for the character. Written by Marv Wolfman with artwork by Keith Pollard, this issue serves as the conclusion to the 'Spider-Man vs. J. Jonah Jameson' saga. At the time, Wolfman was tasked with navigating Peter Parker through a complex period of personal and professional instability, focusing on the deep-seated, antagonistic obsession Jameson harbored toward the wall-crawler.

The design of the issue captures the classic bronze-age aesthetic of the late 1970s, characterized by dynamic action sequences and expressive character work. Keith Pollard, known for his clean, structured illustrative style, brought a sense of continuity to the series during a period of transition for Marvel. The issue remains a significant piece for collectors because it represents the resolution of a long-running, emotionally charged subplot that defined much of the secondary cast's development during the late seventies.