Hear is some of my Favorite Comics from old Web Head. # 313 was ny first Spider-man issue that I bought what was your first Spidey issue!!
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Character » Spider-Man appears in 17270 issues.
Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, granting him spider-like powers. After the death of his Uncle Ben, Peter learned that "with great power, comes great responsibility." Swearing to always protect the innocent from harm, Peter Parker became Spider-Man.
Some of my favorite Amazing Spider-man Comics
1. My first Amazing Spider-Man, I believe, was issue #409 ( was a Spider-fan dating back to June 1995, but even though I might have some Spectaculars, Web-ofs, here-and-there, was more of an Untold Tales of Spider-Man guy myself, from 1995, to 1997). But hey, did have some Rhino, and was already familiarized with Joystick, Kaine around that point all the same, all by Mark Bagley. Prepare to have Bagley's name on a lot on my list!
2. Amazing Spider-Man #392. Highly don't take a liking to this cold, emotionless, Spider-Man phase. But hey, Shriek is a babe, made even more babe the moment she whips out her dominatrix ensemble that issue.
3. Amazing Spider-Man #375. Classic Spider-Man / Venom showdown, although might have some intrusion by Silver Sable's Wild Pack.
4-5. Amazing Spider-Man #280-281. Ahh, the Sinister Syndicate. Well, sure Rhino can probably, and had, beaten Spidey to next Wednesday a few times. As for the Beetle, Boomerang, Speed Demon, Hydro-Man, sure, Spidey can take down each and every one of them separately, but together, they can sure give Spidey, as well as Silver Sable that outing, a run for their money! Also featuring the Sandman, when he soonafter joined the Wild Pack aswell. A heroic, well-charactered Sandman, I have missed him.
6. Amazing Spider-Man #249. One of the earliest original Johnny Romita Jr. Hobgoblin chapters I could find ( at an affordable price, any earlier issues has been, and still is rare, other words pricey!). The Hobgoblin, at his blackmailing lowest, threatening philantropists, including Harry Osborn, J Jonah Jameson, and "Roderick Kingsley"! Even managed to nearly finish off our hero, only to be saved, of all people, by the Wilson Fisk.
7. Amazing Spider-Man #414. Deadly is Delilah. Sure, in later issues, at various points between 1996-1998, she may be depicted as "overmuscled" ( but still pretty sexy!), but to me, drawn by Mark Bagley, she had never been sexier, and dangerous, more than her initial outing.
8. Amazing Spider-Man # 388. Has it all. Vulture youth-sapping, Chameleon scheming, and vignettes of Venom, Cardiac, and Chance. But most of all, Peter Parker's "parents". Truly, a chilling battle against his "father", and moving was his "mother's" love, whether she was artificial after all.
9. Amazing Spider-Man #406. One of the few cases I would add to this list alone, story is decent enough, yet the artist was not as smooth as Bagley. Yes, I know, that Doctor Octopus was not the same as Otto, but for October 1995- August 1997, Carolyn Trainer WAS DOCTOR OCTOPUS! And gotta admit, under Mark Bagley, Doctor Octopus never looked HOTTER!
10. Amazing Spider-Man #423. My Electro was, and still is, mostly his classic lightning-bolt mask look, but gotta admit, for that one issue, under Joe Bennett, Electro never looked more formidable, sans-mask! Not to mention, was formidable, he actually learned, tore through Spidey's old tricks he used to pull on him in the past, and actually got the wall-crawler begging for mercy under his newly re-charged crackling pure electrical power!
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