Gil Kane: Marvel Team-Up #5 (Spider-man), page 3 (Spiderman & Vision, 1972)

Marvel Team-Up #5

Release Date
August 15, 1972
Cover Date
November, 1972
Editor-in-Chief
Roy Thomas
Appearing in "A Passion of the Mind!"

Writer(s)
Gerry Conway
Penciler(s)
Gil Kane
Inker(s)
Mike Esposito
Letterer(s)
John Costanza
Editor(s)
Roy Thomas
When web-swinging across the city, Spider-Man happens upon a strange man in a long-coat and hat and soon learns it's the Vision. When Spider-Man tries to help him, the Vision passes out, prompting the wall-crawler to take Vision back to the apartment he shares with Harry Osborn. After checking to make sure Harry is still asleep, Spider-Man rouses the Vision who talks of having seizures.
Unknown to them, the seizures are caused by the Puppet Master, who has recently discovered a crashed alien ship and a robot inside. Using his special puppets, the Puppet Master has been using the "Monstroid" to do his bidding. The process would interfere with the Vision's brain functions.
Deciding to help the Vision, Spider-Man takes him to a hospital where he uses machines to try and find the source of Vision's seizures. Other than learning that the Vision has two brainwave patterns they learn not much else. However, when they spot the rampaging Monstroid, the two battle it. When the Vision traces the source of his seizures to the Puppet Master's lair, the Vision uses his phasing powers to knock the Puppet Master out. This causes him to drop his puppet, shattering it on the floor and rendering the Monstroid inert.
Confused about why the robot he was fighting suddenly stopped, Spider-Man is informed by the Vision of what happened before the Vision departs, leaving Spider-Man to deal with Philip Masters and the Monstroid.