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| Grade | Amount | Evidence | Recorded |
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| 9.9 | $96.00 | ComicBase · catalog referencecatalog | Date not recorded |
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Graded population
CGC records 4,005 graded copies for Amazing Spider-Man #135 (1974). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.
Shoot-Out in Central Park!
While fighting the Tarantula), Spider-Man) finds himself under the gun of the Punisher), who believes that the wall-crawler is in on the kidnapping of the ship's crew. The Tarantula allows the Punisher to believe this, prompting a fight between Spider-Man and the Punisher and allowing the Tarantula and his men to escape. When the Punisher realizes that he has been duped, he stops his fight with Spider-Man and tells the wallcrawler to meet him at midnight at the museum in Fort Tryon before jumping overboard. Spider-Man flees the ship when the crew (who still believe that he had something to do with the hijacking) crowd around him. He changes into Peter Parker in the water and pretends that he needs to be rescued. He manages to convince Mary Jane) that he was knocked overboard, however, he fails to convince Flash Thompson), who is becoming suspicious of Peter's secret identity.
After phoning Jameson) to report that Spider-Man saved the cruise and that he got pictures of Spider-Man's fight with the Tarantula. While he showers in his apartment later, he does not hear Harry) sneak into his room and snoop around for his Spider-Man costume. When Harry finds it, he is finally convinced that Peter is really Spider-Man and quietly leaves.
At midnight, Spider-Man meets with the Punisher at their designated meeting place, where the Punisher shows Spider-Man slides of the Tarantula telling Spider-Man of his origins: how he was a member of freedom fighters in a South American country, however, his violent ways had him kicked out of the group of revolutionaries. The Tarantula would eventually change sides and be turned into his country's answer to Captain America) to fight the revolutionaries. However, his love of violence would get him in hot water with his leaders again, and so he had fled the country to the United States, where he set himself up as a mercenary.
With Spider-Man briefed, the two go after the Tarantula attacking his safe house; the Punisher, with the help of Spider-Man, defeats the Tarantula and his men. After they have been bound up, the Punisher bids farewell to the wallcrawler, while at the warehouse that Spider-Man had his final battle against the original Green Goblin), Harry Osborn has come to collect his father's devices in order to get revenge against the man who killed him - Peter Parker, the Amazing Spider-Man.
Creative credits
Writers: Gerry Conway
Interior art: Ross Andru
Color: Linda Lessmann
Source records & attribution
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