| Colorist | Dave Hunt |
| Editor | Roy Thomas |
| Inker | John Romita Sr., Tony Mortellaro |
| Letterer | Artie Simek |
| Penciler | Gil Kane |
| Writer | Gerry Conway |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Published in | New York, New York |
| Pages | 32 |
| UPC | 0714860247612 |
| Characters | Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Supporting Characters:, Gwen Stacy (Death) |
| Story Location | New York: New York City; Manhattan |
| Collects | The Night Gwen Stacy Died #121 |
| Links | Issue link · Reprint link |
| Notes | Reprint was titled "Turning Point".
Reprinted Issue:
Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #121, June, 1973
Continuity Notes
Harry Osborn suffered from a drug addiction from Amazing Spider-Man #96-98.
Norman Osborn learned Spider-Man's secret identity in Amazing Spider-Man #39-40, however, selective amnesia had prevented him from remembering his memories of being the Green Goblin, including Peter's double-identity.
Norman Osborn's motivations for kidnapping Gwen Stacy was not just because she was dating Spider-Man. It is also because he has a secret affair with Gwen Stacy circa Amazing Spider-Man #61, as revealed in Amazing Spider-Man #509-514.
Gwen's death is told from her perspective in Clone Conspiracy #1.
Continuity Errors
This story identifies the bridge that Spider-Man and the Green Goblin are fighting on is the George Washington Bridge. However, the bridge depicted is actually the Brooklyn Bridge. |
