Amazing Spider-Man #199 Writer: Marv Wolfman Pencils: Sal Buscema Inks: Jim Mooney Letters: Joe Rosen Colours: G. Roussos Spidey's final appearance of the decade in Marvel Comics sees the wall-crawler facing off against the devious Mysterio in a complex story that leads into the anniversary issue #200 with a rare appearance from the burglar who shot Uncle Ben. As our story opens, Pete believes that his beloved Aunt May is dead, and he is chained to the bottom of a swimming pool full of water. All is not what it seems, of course. And where Mysterio is involved, it never is. I suspect that this storyline was a major inspiration for the recent Spider-Man: Far From Home movie. We see Mysterio at his best. His illusions part stagecraft, part hypnosis. Spidey has to battle through a hallucinatory sequence, unable to trust even his Peter-Tingle (or Spider-Sense, as it was properly called here.) There is a rather charming sequence in the middle of the book, whe...