I hope I don’t regret this.
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #45
Published: c. December, 1966?
Cover Date: February, 1967
“Spidey Smashes Out!”
Writer: Stan Lee
Artist: John Romita
Inker: John Romita
Letterer: Sam Rosen
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Seriously: Curt Connors & family are the one ASM set of characters I would like to see have a permanent happy ending, and walk off into the sunset. Let someone else be the Lizard. I’m tired of Marvel beating on them.
Curt: “Thanks for that serum from your blood, Spidey! It cured Morbius, and now it has cured me!”
Billy: “Cool!”
Martha: “I’m so glad we have concluded our shared narrative!”
Spidey: “Bye, guys! Miserable tragedy averted!”
With apologies …
Curt: “Good-bye Spider-Man. I’m sure everything will be fine for my family from now on.”
Martha: “Sure hope I don’t end up living in the sewers. But it could be worse – I could die from cancer.”
Billy: “Sure hope I don’t get eaten by my dad. But maybe I’ll come back as a half-human/half-Lizard angsty teen!”
Spider-Man: “And I thought *my* family life was rough. Sheesh!”
It’s hard to believe that only a few years later Dr. Connors ate his son. Well, at least he got better. Kind of. Are they still living in the sewers as one humanoid lizard family? I’ve lost track.