Sandman better watch out, because it looks like Spidey means business! Who knows what he’ll do with that thing!
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #4
Published: c. July, 1963?
Cover Date: September, 1963
“Nothing Can Stop… The Sandman!”
Writer: Stan Lee
Artist: Steve Ditko
Inker: Steve Ditko
Letterer: Sam Rosen
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Hey,
A few weekends ago (March 24th was my birthday), and I was at my local Barnes and Noble the weekend of Saint Patrick day and found both Kraven’s Last Hunt which also had annual 20 the Iron man from the future and the wedding lead in stuff and the Hobgoblin 289 too in it. Which was a EPIC COLLECTION volume XVII I also picked up the first EPIC COLLECTION of THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN that has reprints of Amazing Fantasy 15 at least Spidey part and issues Amazing # 1-17 it also includes the first annual featuring the sinister siX. I’ ll look through the Sandman origin issue and see what happens next? The first volume is titled “GREAT POWER” if any one is looking for it. It happens to have the annual’s cover redone with colors by an artist known as Paul Mounts.