Little did they know,”filling the whole city with Spider-Men” would actually become a possibility several decades later! Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #50 Published: May, 1967? Cover Date: July, 1967 “Spider-Man No More!” Writer: Stan Lee […]
I’m hoping we get Scorpion in the new movies sooner rather than later. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #20 Published: c. November, 1964? Cover Date: January, 1965 “The Coming of the Scorpion!” Or: “Spidey Battles Scorpey!” […]
It’s Jonah’s party, so I can’t blame Peter for wanting something that’ll take the edge off. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #151 Published: c. September, 1975? Cover Date: December, 1975 “Skirmish Beneath the Streets!” Writer: Len […]
Spidey kissing (and being kissed!) by random people happens a bit more frequently than you all might think! Amazing Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 1) #18 Published: c. September, 1984? Cover Date: December, 1984 “The Scorpion Takes […]
What better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than with Spidey capturing the bad guy? Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #4 Published: c. July, 1963? Cover Date: September, 1963 “Nothing Can Stop… The Sandman!” Writer: […]
Why not start off the month with a recap of Spidey’s first meeting with the Fantastic Four in Amazing Spider-Man #1? Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #181 Published: c. March, 1978? Cover Date: June, 1978 “Flashback!” […]
See? I told you, Peter! Jonah’s just jealous of you! Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #10 Published: c. January, 1964? Cover Date: March, 1964 “The Enforcers!” Writer: Stan Lee Artist: Steve Ditko Inker: Steve Ditko Letterer: […]
What would we do without Jonah and his hatred of Spidey? Spidey Super Stories (Vol. 1) #15 Published: c. November, 1975? Cover Date: February, 1976 “Race to Danger” Writer: Byron Preiss, Jim Salicrup, and Jean […]
That’s usually the hero’s reason for having a secret identity, so giving it to the villain is an interesting flip-up. Also, it’s always amusing when Jonah accuses someone in a costume of secretly being Spider-Man […]
Last time we talked about Eddie Brock’s psychology. However to truly understand his character there is much more about Brock’s mental state to examine.
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