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Themanofbat said:Hmmmmm.... I'd have to check out my Essentials, but it seems to me that Norman was starting to act "funny" around the Brainwasher story (circa late 50's/early 60's) and I might even recall Peter having concerns that he might be falling back to his goblin persona... which of course was the case in Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine #2.
I seem to think the story played itself out in ASM for a bit... and let's not forget that SSMM #2 was eventually reprinted in ASM Annual #9, so it's not like it's completely unknown to old school fans and readers.
Yeah you're correct Norman starts acting "funny" begining with issue 61 the final part of the Kinpin/brainwasher story.
The Norman remembering that he is the Goblin subplot runs through Amazing Spider-Man 61-66 and finishes of course in The Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine#2.
A cool thing is that Marvel reprinted that story in with the Amazing Spider-Man issues in the Spider-Man Masterworks vol 8.I just brought that one last year and that story arc reads together pretty good all together.