
A scene from "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 186. Spidey is cleared from all of his past crimes by the police and for once doesn’t have to be a fugitive. As we all gathered, status quo is king and this didn’t last.

A scene from "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 186. Spidey is cleared from all of his past crimes by the police and for once doesn’t have to be a fugitive. As we all gathered, status quo is king and this didn’t last.
I hope this scene from "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 241 does not start a flame war. On our last Skype chat we talked about the way Mary Jane was portrayed pre-marriage and I brought this scene up.
This was never one of my favorite Spidey moments. And now we have Lady Stiltman. Sigh.
“Spider-Man: House of M” had it’s problems, but this scene from the mini-series always made me smile. The alternate reality Uncle Ben, Aunt May and Stacys discover Peter’s diary which records his adventures in the […]


Thanks for the confirmation, thats what i thought…but i wanted to make sure…
In answer to our good Dr…
Nothing specific…just happened behind the scenes.
Meanwhile, in BND, Venom’s pretending to be him, and not only do they think he’s a hero… he has groupies!
Normal people in the Marvel U are stupid.
Beatle quick question, during that conversation Tower tells Spidey something to the effect that months ago he’d been cleared of the Osborn charge…is there a specific story/issue in which Spiderman is removed as a suspect in Norman’s death?