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    The Amazing Spider-Man » The Amazing Spider-Man #121 - The Night Gwen Stacy Died released by Marvel on June 1, 1973.

    wraithgod's The Amazing Spider-Man #121 - The Night Gwen Stacy Died review

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    Make Way for MJ

    This definitely one of the best issues of Spider-Man and one of the most readable by today's standards.  It lacks much of the cheesy vibe that many comics of that era give off, and the writing is excellent, portraying Spider-Man's grief exquisitely.  And of course, it knocks off Gwen Stacy, who personally I've always found somewhat annoying.  Spider-Man had many breaking points before this, but none so violent and finite, and this issue is a definitely read for those just skimming over the volumes.

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      The Amazing Spider-Man #121 - The Night Gwen Stacy Died by themaskedhero on May 10, 2009

      So, we've got what might be one of the most famous comic books in the history of comics, along side Action Comics #1, Batman #429, Captain America #25. Everyone knows the story ending, the title is the ending, Gwen Stacy dies in this issue. And the story really holds up over time, yes there is a completely pacing difference compared to today's comics, but that's really nothing to complain about. But here's how I see today's storytelling compared to this issue's. It's rather funny to me how quick...

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