These poor saps never stood a chance. Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #25 Published: c. September, 1978? Cover Date: December, 1978 “Carrion, My Wayward Son!” Writer: Bill Mantlo Artist: Jim Mooney Inker: Frank […]
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Congrats to Glory for managing to stay in the titles for over 45 years. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #140 Published: c. October, 1974? Cover Date: January, 1975 “…And One Will Fall!” Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: […]
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The classic Lee/Ditko Kraven story which opens with him in his home, naked, surrounded by animals, which he fights as he monologues. Then to prove himself superior to Spider-Man, he puts on a Spider-Man suit and goes around New York impersonating him …
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