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Title: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 108
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Publisher:Marvel [Indicia: Magazine Management Co., Inc.]
Date Published: May, 1971
Description:

CGC certified: VF/NM (9.0). Off-white to white pages. Not cleaned and pressed. Cover: John Romita pencils and inks. Story: Stan Lee and John Romita. John Romita pencils and inks. Lettering: Artie Simek. GPAnalysis: A 9.0 sold for $120 in 12/21.

Spidey chatters un-PC patter as he kiboshes a cabal of Vietnamese attackers: "They all looked like refugees from FU MANCHU!" Turns out the attackers are protectors of a hidden temple that Flash Thompson discovered on his tour of duty in Vietnam. In a scene that recalls the Mai Lai massacre of 1968, American troops bombard the peaceful temple, killing many innocents and making Flash a target for revenge.

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