Amazing Spider-Man #37
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| Writer | Stan Lee |
| Artist | Steve Ditko |
The release of the Robot-Master! After Professor Mendel Stromm is let out of jail, Spider-Man keeps close tabs on his former foe. But what is Stromm's connection to Norman Osborn? And what is the Robot- Master planning in his new-found freedom?
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(Cover Date: June, 1966) This issue features the reader's first exposure to the twisted personality of Norman Osborn. Stan drops some clues that NO is the GG.
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The highlight here was the Peter Parker stuff as always. I want more of that. Mendel Stromm is another villain that doesn't really go anywhere or become a big mainstay, much like The Looter. In fact, I would say the only interesting thing about him is his connection to Norman Osborn and just how far Norman will go to keep him quiet. Norman is the star here, and I don't think that's just because we all know who he is. I think that would true regardless. So, really, Mendel Stromm is a jobber for the real villain. And he was recently killed in Nick Spencer's run by Kindred, so the trend continues. (And now I feel dumb for not putting together why Kindred would kill Mendel Stromm until right now, but that's got nothing to do with 60s Spidey.) T more
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