Romance is alive and well. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #1 Published: January 9, 2019 Cover Date: March, 2019 Writer: Tom Taylor Artist: Marcelo Ferreira Inker: Roberto Poggi Letterer: Virtual Calligraphy’s Travis Lanham Colorist: Jim […]
This is a bummer, man. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #196 Published: c. June, 1979? Cover Date: September, 1979 “Requiem!” Writer: Marv Wolfman Artist: Al Milgrom Inker: Jim Mooney and Frank Giacoia Letterer: John Costanza Colorist: […]
“Maybe it had to happen. Maybe it couldn’t have gone any other way.” The Spider-Family comes to the aid of the X-Men as Magneto attempts to take over Cerebro! Will he succeed with Jubilee and […]
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When Aunt May knocked out Spidey, he specifically said (or thought) that of course his spider-sense wouldn’t warn him because he didn’t consider Aunt May a threat. The character/story went out of its way to explain to the reader why his spider-sense didn’t warn him.
@Hornacek – I remember that story, though I hadn’t realized it was the very same writer. I knew the spider-sense was inconsistent among the different writers, but not within-writer, too. You’d think there would be some kind of editorial meeting to discuss matters like this to be sure everyone was on the same page, so to speak. This was 1990, so I guess some things never change.
Yeah, Peter’s spider-sense should not have been set off here. Conway literally wrote a story where Aunt May hit Spidey with a vase (from behind) and his spider-sense did not go off because it does not treat Aunt May as a threat.
I’m surprised Mary Jane would trigger Peter’s spider-sense. I hope she’s not the Chameleon in disguise…talking about peaches…Nevermind, probably not.