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Interior Page · Collection record 0329

Amazing Spider-Man #102, Page 6 (1971)

Gil Kane (penciller); Frank Giacoia (inker)

Original Art Record

Romitapedia record0329
SeriesAmazing Spider-Man
Issue#102
Published page / object6 (1971)
Year1971
Story titleVampire at Large!
Penciler / layoutsGil Kane (penciller)
InkerFrank Giacoia (inker)
Romitapedia classificationInterior Page
MediumPencil and Ink
Image scan dimensions771 × 1160 pixels
Collection statusPart of the Mike Burkey Personal Collection
Primary sourceRomitaman listing supplied in the complete personal-collection document

Characters

Spider-Man

Encyclopedia Capsule

This interior page is cataloged as Amazing Spider-Man #102, Page 6 (1971) and credited in the supplied source to Gil Kane (penciller); Frank Giacoia (inker). The source associates it with the story “Vampire at Large!” The Romitaman description states: This GREAT story features Spider-Man versus Morbius versus the Lizard....

What the Art Shows

What this artwork shows

Gil Kane pencils with Frank Giacoia inks, from the EVER CLASSIC 1971 AMAZING SPIDERMAN story titled: "Vampire at Large!" This GREAT story features Spider-Man versus Morbius versus the Lizard.... and we learn the origin of Morbius. Plus, Doc Connors prepares a serum that cures Spidey of his six-arm problem at the end!

Story and Issue Context

Publication and story context

This record documents an interior page from The Amazing Spider-Man #102, identified as page 6 (1971), dated 1971 in the source data. The associated story is listed as “Vampire at Large!” The credited artist information supplied with the collection record is Gil Kane (penciller); Frank Giacoia (inker). Its place in the series is best understood as part of the continuing Peter Parker narrative and the creative period represented by the credited artists.

Why This Piece Matters

Why this piece matters

As an interior page, the piece preserves the sequential storytelling decisions—panel arrangement, pacing, acting, and action—used to build the issue. The identified subjects are Spider-Man.

Mike Burkey / Romitaman Notes

Open the complete preserved Romitaman description

Gil Kane pencils with Frank Giacoia inks, from the EVER CLASSIC 1971 AMAZING SPIDERMAN story titled: "Vampire at Large!" This GREAT story features Spider-Man versus Morbius versus the Lizard.... and we learn the origin of Morbius. Plus, Doc Connors prepares a serum that cures Spidey of his six-arm problem at the end!

Source Information

Primary object source
Romitaman / Mike Burkey personal-collection listing supplied in the master document