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Other: The Other Murdock Papers - The Fantastic Four: The Great American Novel - The Fantastic Four's Chronology - Doom's Bio

• Comic Books Should Be Good

When We First Met: Spider-Man Firsts - More Spider-Man Firsts - First Anti-Spider-Man Daily Bugle Headline -

First Time Spider-Man’s Spider-Sense Tingled - First Time Spider-Man Ran Out of Web Fluid - The Many Loves of Peter Parker

Comic Book Questions Answered: Why Was Steve Ditko’s Name Excised From the ASM Letters Page When He Left the Book? -

Just HOW Did Gwen Stacy Die? - Stan Lee and the Mystery of Amazing Spider-Man #200 - Who Still Knows Spider-Man’s Secret Identity? -

What, Exactly, Did Mephisto’s Spell in One More Day Do? - What Purpose Did Spider-Man’s Underarm Webbing Serve?

Left Unresolved: The Identity of the Spider-Man villain, F.A.C.A.D.E. - An Odd Spider-Man Murder Mystery -

Did Spider-Man Ever Get That Favor Loki Owed Him? - Does Spider-Man Have a Sister or What?

How Can I Explain: That Time Spider-Man Skipped the Final Onslaught Battle

Provide Some Answers: Who The Heck Freed the Venom Symbiote? - Why Aunt May Never Had Any Children

If Her Hair Was Still Red: Elenco - ASM#25-38 - ASM#42 - ASM#43 - ASM#44-45 - ASM#47 - ASM#48-50 - ASM#51-58 -

ASM#59-61 - ASM#62-76 - ASM#82-87 - ASM#95-98 - ASM#106-121 - ASM#122 - ASM#123-126 - ASM#127-129 -

ASM#130-133 - ASM#134-137 - ASM#141-143 - ASM#144-146 - ASM#147-149 - ASM#150-153 - ASM#156-163 - SSM#1 - ASM#165-170 -

ASM#173 - ASM#176-180 - ASM#182-183 - SSM#21-24 - MTU#74-75 - SSM#26-28 - ASM#188-193 - ASM#201 - ASM#238-242 -

Cool Comic Book Moments: Spider-Man overcomes his first ass-whupping (Amazing Spider-Man #3) -

Spider-Man beats impossible odds to lift a pile of wreckage (Amazing Spider-Man #33) -

Now that he’s lifted the machinery, Spidey still has some fighting to do! (Amazing Spider-Man #33) -

The first appearance of Mary Jane Watson (Amazing Spider-Man #42) -

Spider-Man No More! (Amazing Spider-Man #50) -

Spider-Man discovers that the Green Goblin has kidnapped his girlfriend (Amazing Spider-Man #121) -

Gwen Stacy has a tragic fall from a bridge (Amazing Spider-Man #121) -

The Green Goblin pays the ultimate price for murder (Amazing Spider-Man #122) -

Mary Jane decides that Peter is worth the trouble, with the first of two “Click”s (Amazing Spider-Man #122) -

Peter realizes that Mary Jane is the girl for him, with the second of two “Click”s (Amazing Spider-Man #149) -

Spider-Man finds a way to stop the unstoppable Juggernaut (Amazing Spider-Man #230) -

The debut of the Hobgoblin! (Amazing Spider-Man #238) -

Spider-Man makes a shocking revelation to the kid who collects Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #248) -

Captain America lends a much-needed hand (Spectacular Spider-Man #202) -

Aunt May has a great death scene (Amazing Spider-Man #400) -

J. Jonah Jameson shows how awesome he can be at times (Uncanny X-Men #346) -

Brian Azzarello gives us a devastating twist on the wrestling scene from Amazing Fantasy #15 (Tangled Web #14) -

A young boy meets Spider-Man, or at least his perception of who Spider-Man is (Peter Parker: Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #35) -

A private investigator figures out Spider-Man’s secret identity (or does he?) (Peter Parker: Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #36) -

The Avengers Cut a “Deal” With J. Jonah Jameson (New Avengers #15) -

Peter Parker Proves Who is Truly the Superior Spider-Man (Superior Spider-man #30)

The Abandoned An’ Forsaked: Spidey Can’t Sense People Who Look Like His Friends? - So the Tinkerer is an Alien!? -

That Time J. Jonah Jameson Went Insane - Aunt May is Dead - Was the Green Goblin Involved in Aunt May’s Return or What? -

Ben Reilly is the Real Spider-Man - Being Impaled In the Heart Isn’t Fatal, Right? - So Who Was the Hobgoblin Anyways? -

So Is Europe Just a Codeword for “Limbo” for Osborns? - So Is She a Clone of Gwen of What? -

Was Gwen Stacy Awake When She Died? -

Abandoned Love: So is Sandman a Good Guy or a Bad Guy or What? - Whatever Happened to Peter and Mary Jane’s Baby? -

Black Cat’s Short Memory When It Comes to Venom and Carnage - So Is Carnage Still the “Spawn” of Venom or What? -

Weren’t Carnage’s Legs Torn Off?

Death Is Not The End: How Did the Green Goblin Survive Being Impaled In the Heart By His Own Glider? -

How Did Doc Ock Survive Being Ground Zero at a Nuclear Explosion? - Like Goblin, Like Son: So How Is Harry Osborn Alive Again? -

How Did Carnage Survive Being Torn Into Two Pieces?

I Love Ya But You’re Strange: Spider-Man’s Greatest Ally: Razorback - That Time Spider-Man Killed Mary Jane With His Radioactive Sperm

Spider-Man’s Out of This World 1977 Star Wars Mash-Up -

Remember to Forget: That Time Spider-Man’s Parents Turned Out to Be Robots - That Time Spider-Man Accidentally Hit Mary Jane

If Her Hair Was Still Red: When Mary Jane Met Harry, Flash and Gwen

Top Five: Members of the Original Sinister Six - Spider-Man/Dr. Octopus Battles - Greatest Mary Jane/Peter Parker Moments

Other: Did Spider-Man Sleep With a Married Woman? - Spider-Man Lifting Heavy Objects - Peter Parker is Spider-Man No More! -

So WHY Does Doctor Octopus Want to Marry Aunt May? - Fifty Shades of Spider-Man - Rejected Spider-Man Covers -

Spider-Man’s 15 Most WTF? Moments - Remember When Spider-Man Was Best Buddies With… X-Man?! -

‘Spider-Man’s Identity … Revealed!’ Covers - 12 Times Mary Jane Watson Saved the Day (& Spider-Man)

• Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed:

Jack Kirby drew the very first cover featuring Spider-Man (False) -

Lee and Ditko excised the “failed to stop the thief who then killed his uncle” aspect of Spider-Man’s origin in ASM #1 (True) -

Steve Ditko did not want the Green Goblin to be revealed as Norman Osborn (Going with False) -

John Romita Sr. did not consider himself to be a co-plotter on Amazing Spider-Man with Stan Lee (False) -

The Spider-Man villain the Shocker was originally named the Vibrator (False) -

Aunt May was the original victim of the Green Goblin’s rampage (True) -

Gwen Stacy was killed off without Stan Lee’s knowledge (Going with False) -

Stan Lee made the mistake of mixing up the George Washington Bridge and the Brooklyn Bridge (False) -

Gerry Conway did not intend to include the “snap” in the death of Gwen Stacy (False) -

Neal Adams redrew a significant portion of Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man (True) -

Marv Wolfman was going to have J. Jonah Jameson kill off Black Cat during his run (False) -

The Human Torch wasn’t on SM and his Amazing Friends over fears that kids would set themselves on fire (False) -

Roger Stern’s first issue of Amazing Spider-Man came about due to an editorial slip-up (True) -

When he left, Stern didn't tell DeFalco who the Hobgoblin really was, so he'd to come up with his own answer (False) -

Jim Shooter got the idea for Spider-Man’s black costume from a piece of fan fiction (True) -

The design for Spider-Man’s black costume was based on an earlier design for Spider-Woman II’s costume (False) -

The Spider-Man villain The Answer was a parody of Steve Ditko’s creation The Question (False) -

Marvel changed a Spider-Man story because of terrorist threats, including a bomb threat (True) -

Venom was originally going to be a woman, instead of Eddie Brock (True) -

Kraven’s Last Hunt was originally intended as a Batman story with the Joker (True) -

Todd McFarlane used to hide spiders on the covers of Amazing Spider-Man (True) -

Todd McFarlane quit Spider-Man over a panel of the Juggernaut getting stabbed in the eye (True) -

Grant Morrison almost did a Spider-Man version of Batman: Arkham Asylum (True) -

The Clone Saga was developed as a plan to get Spider-Man single again (False) -

Mary Jane Watson and Peter Parker’s baby was originally going to live (True) -

Harry Osborn was going to be the evil mastermind behind the Clone Saga (True) -

Had the 1990s Spider-Man TAS continued, Peter and Mary Jane would have gotten married (False) -

Sony doing a Spider-Man film led to the creation of Spider-Man Unlimited (Basically True) -

Kevin Smith killed off Mysterio without permission from the Spider-Man office (True) -

Mackie and Byrne had also planned on erasing the marriage between Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson (True) -

Paul Jenkins re-wrote Howard Mackie’s ASM #25, which crossed over with Jenkins’ PPSM #25 (False) -

J. Michael Straczynski did not intend to have Doctor Doom cry in Amazing Spider-Man #36 (True) -

The Norman Osborn/Gwen Stacy relationship in Amazing Spider-Man was never intended to occur! (True) -

Superior Spider-Man almost came out two years earlier than Dan Slott intended (True) -

A typo in an issue of Amazing Spider-Man gave a hint as to a future Superior Spider-Man story (True) -

• Spider-Man Sagas

The Life of Reilly - The Green Goblin's Hideout - Osborn's Timeline - Finding Gwen Stacy -

Superior Spider-Man - Spider-Man The Animated Series - If Her Hair Was Still Red -

50 Greatest Spider-Man Stories Master List - 50 Greatest Spider-Man Creators Master List -

50 Greatest Spider-Man Friends and Foes Master List - 50 Greatest Spider-Man Covers of All-Time Master List -

The 50 Best Spider-Man Stories in Choronological Order - Top 10 Spider-Man Battles -

Spider-Man's Top 10 Writers of All Time Wield Power & Responsibility - 10 Greatest Spider-Man Writers -

Top 100 Comic Book Runs Master List

• Gli Autori

About Steve Ditko - Jim Owsley: Why I Never Discuss Spider-Man - Jim Shooter: The Wedding of Peter Parker

Peter David: The Hobgoblin Revealed - Peter David: When the Clone Saga Was Just a Rumor - Byrne Robotics

J.M. DeMatteis: The Story Behind the Hunt - J.M. DeMatteis: The Value of Silence - Glenn Greenberg: Goblins at the Gate

Spider-Man At 50 Part Four: A John Romita Sr. Interview From 2002 -

• Read On-Line

Marvel Comics Chronology (1962-1992) -

The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) - The Amazing Spider-Man (1999) - The Amazing Spider-Man (2014) -

The Amazing Spider-Man (2015) - The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) - The Spectacular Spider-Man (2003) -

Web of Spider-Man (1985) - Webspinners: Tales of Spider-Man - Spider-Man 2099 (1992) -

Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine - The Sensational Spider-Man (1996) - The Sensational Spider-Man (2006) -

Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt - Spider-Man: Redemption - Spider-Man: Blue - Spider-Man: One More Day -

• Siti italiani

Uomo Ragno: Cronologia italiana - L'Uomo Ragno: le copertine - Cronologia 616: Uomo Ragno -

L'Antro Atomico del Dr. Manhattan - Comicus Forum - Lo Spazio Bianco - Un Momento nel Tempo -

500 numeri dell'Uomo Ragno - Speciale 50 anni di Spider-Man