Here’s a thought: What if the villains in Spider-Verse and Spider-Geddon were actually a bunch of alternate reality Black Widows eating alternate reality Spider-Men/-Women/-Things?
What If? (Vol. 1) #34
Published: c. May, 1982?
Cover Date: August, 1982
“What If Spider-Man Had Married the Black Widow?”
Writer: Michael Carlin
Artist: Ron Zalme
Inker: Brett Breeding
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This is awesome! I like those What If? single shot panels too.
@Adam – Huh. I guess when you read a different panel each day, eventually they all just run together. No wonder the “Golden Oldie” was fresh in my mind.
@hornacek
Yeah, that’s also in this issue. I posted that one days back!
https://www.spidermancrawlspace.com2018/03/06/panel-of-the-day-26/
I loved these humor issues of What If, which eventually led to What The?
I think one of these humor issues (maybe this same one) had Aunt May as “Golden Oldie” (before the infamous Marvel Team-Up issue) where she wore Iron Man’s armor, but the pieces of armor were frying pans and skillets.