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154March 1976
$0.25

The Amazing Spider-Man #154

Marvel · March 1976 · on sale 1975-12-09

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Identification plate

Series
The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series)
Issue
#154
Publication date
March 1976
Key date
1976-03-00
On-sale date
1975-12-09
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.25
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Sandman Always Strikes Twice!cover1pencils: John Romita; inks: John Romita; letters: Danny CrespiFlint Marko, Peter Parker, Sandman, Spider-Man
1The Sandman Always Strikes Twicecomic story17script: Len Wein; pencils: Sal Buscema; inks: Mike Esposito, Dave Hunt; colors: Glynis Wein; letters: John CostanzaDoctor Octopus, Flint Marko, Otto Octavius, Peter Parker, Sandman, Spider-Man
2-letters page1script: Len Wein

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