Take a look, Parker--a good, long look--it's the last face Spider-Man will ever see--it's the real face of the Green Goblin--the face of Norman Osborn! 
Appearing in "How Green Was My Goblin!"
Amazing Spider-Man #39
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) (Identity revealed)
Other Characters:
- Dr. Nicholas Bromwell
- Professor Miles Warren
- Mendel Stromm (Only in recap)
- Boinard (First appearance)
- Selwyn (First appearance)
- Betty Brant (Mentioned)
- Human Torch (Jonathan Storm) (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York State
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Murray Hill
- Lower East Side
- The Goblin's waterfront hideout
- Macy's tower
- Queens
- Manhattan
- New York City
- New York State
- United States of America
- North America
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Spider-Man's Belt Camera
- Bat Missile (First appearance)
- Asphyxiation Grenade
- Pumpkin Bombs
- Goblin Armor
- Shotgun mike
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "How Green Was My Goblin!"
Amazing Spider-Man #39
The Green Goblin is plotting his revenge against Spider-Man and plans to reveal his secret identity to the world. Meanwhile, Pete feels he’s coming down with something and visits Dr. Bromwell. During the visit, the doctor tells Pete that Aunt May must not have any sudden shock or excitement to her or it could be fatal. As he goes to school, we see Harry Osborn being dropped off by his dad. When Harry asks if anything is wrong, his dad snaps angrily at him and Harry begins to worry.
Pete sees what’s wrong and Harry starts confides in him his concerns much to the delight of Gwen Stacy. As Spider-Man web slings to clear his head cold, he finds a robbery in progress and starts to fight the gang of crooks. The longer he fights, the more suspicious he gets and finally is proven right when they hit him with a gas. This gas that Green Goblin has concocted prevents his Spider-Sense from working. As he exits the scene, he goes to change back to Peter Parker and the Goblin watches without being noticed.
As the Goblin follows him home, he picks up his name on a microphone and learns his true identity. The Goblin confronts him outside and begins his attack on Peter Parker. Pete fights to prevent Aunt May from knowing the truth but Goblin soon knocks Pete unconscious and wraps him in a steel alloy cable. As he is taken to the Goblin’s lair, Pete struggles against his bonds. Since he’s confident in destroying Spider-Man, the Goblin reveals himself to be none other than Norman Osborn himself.