In this opening splash page drawn by John Romita and inked by Don Heck, Peter mulls over the fact that Capt. Stacy has been hypnotized into commiting crimes by the mastermind known as the Brainwasher, later revealed to be the Kingpin. Don Heck was a longtime Marvel inker who co-created Iron Man and helped embellish John Romita during the Lee/Romita era along with Mickey Dimeo (Mike Esposito) and John Buscema.
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#2 Quoth the raven, “Nevermore.”
Now THIS is Peter Parker!
Love this one. I didn’t even realize they’re supposed to be trapped in the web. I think it was Bertone that once said it looks like everyone’s doing some type of crazy painful dancing, ha.