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It seems like all of Spidey’s police contacts either die or get forgotten about, which is a shame. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #90 Published: c. September, 1970? Cover Date: November, 1970 “And Death Shall Come!” […]
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I wonder what Puma’s up to these days? Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #273 Published: c. November, 1986? Cover Date: February, 1986 “To Challenge the Beyonder!” Writer: Tom DeFalco Artist: Ron Frenz Inker: Joe Rubinstein Letterer: […]
The Black Cat is the star of this latest chapter in the PS4 Spider-Man game. The Crawlspace crew reviews this DLC and if it’s worth the extra purchase. Ashley, the biggest Black Cat fan I […]
This story took two introduction issues to make! Will Spider-Man hook up with Black Cat? Will Ghost Rider get his bike back? Will Squirrel Girl defeat all the Thieves’ Guild off panel? And most importantly, […]
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It’s always nice when Peter snaps out of it and decides to denounce his self-pity. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #18 Published: c. September, 1964? Cover Date: November, 1964 “The End of Spider-Man!” Writer: Stan Lee […]
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Well, these guys are useless. Looks like it’s up to Spidey now! Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #43 Published: c. October, 1966? Cover Date: December, 1966 “Rhino on the Rampage!” Writer: Stan Lee Artist: John Romita […]
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