Talk about bad placement of a sticker. This isn’t really Spidey related, but he is peeking from behind this book.

If you have an iphone or ipod you can download this new Spidey game. Here is a trailer. Will you be ordering it? Sound off on the comment section.

In this episode we take a trip back to August 1990 and talk about Todd McFarlane’s Spider-Man #1. It was the biggest selling Spider-Man comic of all time. It’s all part of JR’s “This Month in Spider-History.” We also give our recommendations for the month and tackle your dozens of message board questions. Some of the highlights include:
*What type of Spider-Man tattoo would you get?
*If we were stuck in a car on a cross country trip, what Spider-Villain would we like in the car?

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This is from issue 156 of  “Amazing Spider-Man”. The retcon in “Parallel Lives” said MJ knew from the start. If she knew from the start, then she is being a massive jerk here.

This toy collector is ticked that Toys R Us stocks a “Dexter” action figure. What do you think?
I know this isn’t Spidey related, but what if they stocked the Black Cat Adam Hughes figure with large breasts?

In case you missed one, here’s every Stan Lee cameo in the Marvel movies.

A classic Spidey villain makes his debut as the Vulture flies into Spidey’s life in an attempt to…STEAL HIS YOUTH?? The Neogenic Nightmare ends here! Read the rest of this entry »

Hey hey hey, Crawl Spacers.  It’s Friday again, and that means it’s time for another Spidey Friday Night Fight.  Now that we’re through the madness of Maximum Carnage we can settle back and enjoy yet another Hall of Fame fight, and to do that we’re going all the way back to November, 1966 and Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3 entitled “… To Become An Avenger!” by Stan Lee and ‘Jazzy’ Johnny Romita!

So what makes this one a Hall of Fame fight?  It’s Spidey at the height of his ‘young turk’ days back when the slightest things could set him off.  He eventually grew out of that and became a more tempered, seasoned pro but when he first started out in the superhero biz he was all fists, webs and attitude.  The Avengers *and* the Hulk found that out in this particular annual.

What’s this, you say?  Berryman, this time you’ve lost your mind!  Spidey tackling both the Avengers *and* the Hulk – and winning?

Sure, you’ve seen Spidey kick the X-Men’s butts before (or as Spidey calls it, ‘Tuesday’) and you’ve seen him take out Firelord, the former Herald of Galactus imbued with the Power Cosmic.

You’ve seen him go toe to toe with the Fantastic Four , Juggernaut and any number of tough opponents.  But Earth’s Mightiest Heroes and the Strongest One There Is?

As Lili von Shtupp would say, “It’s twue, it’s twue!” So let’s jump in with both feet.

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Spidey QUITS??? Jameson’s hailed as a national HERO??? Sally Avril’s DEAD??? The great trilogy continues and the Classics gang go over ASM #s 18 and 19. Face Front True Believer!

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Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Art: David Lafuente
Colorist: Justin Ponsor
Letterer: VC’s Cory Petit

The Chameleon, in the guise of Peter Parker, rides back to Forest Hills with MJ via cab from the Daily Bugle. He makes advances on her, which she initially doesn’t object to, but comes to her senses for Gwen’s sake. He notes “you girls are all the same”, causing MJ to tell the driver to let her out, leaving him to figure out where to find Peter’s house. Read the rest of this entry »