It’s been getting pretty chilly here in Southern California, so what better way to keep warm than with a nice cup of hot cocoa?
Geez, Aunt May! Can’t a Spider-Man have a private moment with his wife without having to worry about his aunt barging in with hot cocoa whenever she feels like it?
Web of Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #50
Published: c. March, 1989?
Cover Date: May, 1989
“1,000 Words”
Writer: Gerry Conway
Artist: Alex Saviuk
Inker: Keith Williams
Letterer: Rick Parker
Colorist: Bob Sharen
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FER CHRISSAKES, WOMAN!!! I’M TRYING TO “WRESTLE” WITH MY WIFE!!!
I will say this: Peter and MJ got pretty busy during this period.
May’s reaction was priceless.
LOVE THIS
This panel is from very early in “WEB OF SPIDER-MAN’s” run…. it is way before the second clone saga even began and is ONE OF MY OWN INDITICOINS that Marvel comics was wanting THE PARKER Family to grow in size of members. What is really wonderful is Gerry Conway who put them on the road to being together since AMAZING SPIDER-MAN volume one # 122 wrote this very issue! So May “Mayday” Parker does exist NO MATTER WHAT!