Hey, everyone! Michael Bailey here again. I’m a few days late posting this but Brad Douglas and I wrapped up our conversation about the various books Spider-Man has called home in the most recent episode of my podcast Views From The Longbox. This time out we talk about Spectacular Spider-Man, Web of Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Sensational Spider-Man and much, much more. You can either check out the episode by going to the website for Views or by downloading it directly via this link!
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BD, when you talked about Web of Spider-Man, you mention the fantastic cover for issue 1. I listened to this podcast while driving to a convention last weekend, and found that exact issue in a fifty cent bin, and instantly thought of what you said, and I agree that it is an awesome cover!