Here’s a piece by Ted Brandt, friend of our friend Kevin and cover artist for Kevin’s Crawlspace comic!
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First thing I remembered looking at this is the pose Spidey did to that kid who tried to imitate him in Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man #61
Spidey saved the kid from falling and told him he need to at least be able to strike that pose before trying to be a superhero
One of Peter’s powers is to move his body into impossible poses.