After a small delay, I finally get around to reviewing the second issue of the new Amazing Spider-Man series and the Spider Friends’ Reunion. I then travel back to the early 90s to talk about a special one-shot that had Spider-Man facing the myths of children with medical issues. Especially, Epilepsy which my wife has had for over 30 years.
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