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| − | | StoryTitle3 = Spider-Man Vs. the Chameleon! |
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| − | | StoryTitle4 = Duel to the Death with the Vulture! |
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| − | | StoryTitle5 = The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer! |
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| − | | StoryTitle6 = Spider-Man Versus Doctor Octopus! |
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| − | | StoryTitle7 = Nothing Can Stop the Sandman! |
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| − | | StoryTitle8 = Marked for Destruction by Dr. Doom! |
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| − | | StoryTitle9 = Face-to-Face with the Lizard! |
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+ | | ReprintOf2 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 1 |
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+ | | ReprintOfStory2 = 1 |
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| − | | ReprintOf1 = Amazing Fantasy Vol 1 15 |
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| − | | ReprintOf2 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 1 |
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| ReprintOf3 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 1 |
| ReprintOf3 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 1 |
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| + | | ReprintOfStory3 = 2 |
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| − | | ReprintOf4 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 2 |
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| − | | ReprintOf5 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 2 |
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| − | | ReprintOf6 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 3 |
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| − | | ReprintOf7 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 4 |
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| − | | ReprintOf8 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 5 |
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| − | | ReprintOf9 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 6 |
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+ | | ReprintOf4 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 2 |
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+ | | ReprintOfStory4 = 1 |
| − | | Inker1_1 = Steve Ditko |
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+ | | ReprintOf5 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 2 |
| + | | ReprintOfStory5 = 2 |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{apn|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]|-|Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 1.1}} {{1st}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{apn|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|Aunt May]]|-|Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 1.1}} {{1st}} |
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| − | * {{Only Dies|[[Benjamin Parker (Earth-616)|Uncle Ben]]}} |
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| − | * {{apn|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]|-|Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 1.1}} {{1st}} |
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| − | * {{apn|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Liz Allan]]|-|Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 1.1}} {{1st}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Raymond Warren (Earth-616)|Raymond Warren]]}} <small>(Peter's teacher)</small> {{1st}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|NYPD]]}} |
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| − | ** {{Only|[[Bernard O'Brien (Earth-616)|Bernard O'Brien]]}} {{Unnamed}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{apn|[[Burglar (Earth-616)|The Burglar]]|-|Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 170}} {{1st}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{Only Dies|[[Radioactive Spider]]}} |
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| − | * Midtown High students |
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| − | * Scientists |
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| − | ** Dr. Eric Schwinner {{1st}} |
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| − | * {{1st|[[Joseph Hogan (Earth-616)|Crusher Hogan]]}} |
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| − | * {{1st|[[Seymour O'Reilly (Earth-616)|Seymour O'Reilly]]}} {{Unnamed}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Maxwell Shiffman (Earth-616)|Max Shiffman]]}} <small>(television producer)</small> {{1st}} |
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| − | * {{1st|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} {{Unnamed}} |
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| − | * {{1st|[[Baxter Bigelow (Earth-616)|Baxter Bigelow]]}} {{Unnamed}} |
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| − | * {{BTS|[[Carl King (Earth-616)|Carl King]]}} |
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| − | * {{BTS|[[Jessica Jones (Earth-616)|Jessica Cambell]]}} |
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| − | * {{BTS|[[Cindy Moon (Earth-616)|Cindy Moon]]}} |
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| − | * {{BTS|[[Hector Cervantez (Earth-616)|Hector Cervantez]]}} |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Flushing Meadows–Corona Park]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{1st|[[General Techtronics Laboratories East (Earth-616)|New York Hall of Science]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{1st|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{1st|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{1st|[[Acme Warehouse]]}} |
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| − | ***** Television Studio |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{1st|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{1st|[[Spider-Man's Suit]]}} |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Reilly Parker (Aunt May)]]}} |
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| − | * {{Mentioned|[[Benjamin Parker (Earth-616)|Ben Parker (Uncle Ben)]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Daily Bugle (The DB!) (Earth-616)|Daily Bugle]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{FlashOnly|[[Burglar (Earth-616)|Burglar]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson III (Earth-616)|John Jameson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Maxwell Shiffman (Earth-616)|Maxie Shiffman]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Liz Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Seymour O'Reilly (Earth-616)|Seymour O'Reilly]]}} |
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| − | * May Parker's Landlord |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States Army (Earth-616)|Army personnel]]}} |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Daily Bugle Building]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Empire State University]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | *** Unidentified Launch site near New York City (Slocum AFB?) |
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| − | *** Unidentified Air Force Base near New York City (Suffolk County AFB?) |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Daily Bugle|The Daily Bugle]]}} |
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| − | '''Vehicles:''' |
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| − | * John Jameson's Space Capsule |
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| − | |Appearing3 = |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Fantastic Four (Earth-616)|Fantastic Four]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Reed Richards (Earth-616)|Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards)]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Susan Storm (Earth-616)|Invisible Girl (Sue Storm)]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Jonathan Storm (Earth-616)|Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Benjamin Grimm (Earth-616)|Thing (Ben Grimm)]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Dmitri Smerdyakov (Earth-616)|Chameleon (Dmitri Smerdyakov)]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|Policemen]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Dmitri Smerdyakov (Earth-616)#Newton (Earth-616)|Professor Newton]]}} |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Baxter Building]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Lark Building|The Lark Building]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Daily Globe (Earth-616)|Daily Globe]]}} newspaper |
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| − | | Appearing4 = |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Reilly Parker (Aunt May)]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Daily Bugle (The DB!) (Earth-616)|Daily Bugle]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}} |
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| − | ** [[Daily Bugle (The DB!) (Earth-616)#Joe|Joe]] <small>(J.J.J.'s assistant)</small> |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Eleonore Brant (Earth-616)|Eleonore Brant]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Liz Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Raymond Warren (Earth-616)|Raymond Warren]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Seymour O'Reilly (Earth-616)|Seymour O'Reilly]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Adrian Toomes (Earth-616)|Vulture (Adrian Toomes)]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * Peter Parker's High School Classmates |
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| − | * {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|NYPD]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)/Members#Charlie (NYPD) (Earth-616)|Charlie]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)/Members#Chuck (NYPD) (Earth-616)|Chuck]]}} |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Daily Bugle Building]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Park Avenue Diamond Exchange]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Jameson Publications]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | **** An abandoned silo on a farm in {{a|[[Staten Island]]}} |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Utility Belt]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Belt Camera]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[NOW Magazine (Earth-616)|NOW Magazine]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Anti-Magnetic Inverter (Spider-Man)|Anti-Magnetic Inverter]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Vulture's Wings]]}} |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Elizabeth Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Raymond Warren (Earth-616)|Raymond Warren]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Phineas Mason (Earth-616)|Tinkerer (Phineas Mason)]]}} |
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| − | * The Tinkerer's Gang {{g|disguised as aliens}} |
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| − | ** {{Unnamed|[[Quentin Beck (Earth-616)|Quentin Beck]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Midtown High School#Cobbwell (Earth-616)|Professor Cobbwell]]}} |
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| − | * Peter Parker's High School Classmates |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | **** The Tinkerer's Garage |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | '''Vehicles:''' |
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| − | * The Tinkerer's "Space Ship" |
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+ | | ReprintOf6 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 3 |
| + | | ReprintOfStory6 = 1 |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Reilly Parker (Aunt May)]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Liz Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Jonathan Storm (Earth-616)|Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Charles Buchanan (Earth-616)|Charlie]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Otto Octavius (Earth-616)|Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius)]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States Army (Earth-616)|Army Personnel]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|New York City Police Department]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)/Members#Joe (NYPD) (Earth-616)|Joe]]}} |
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| − | * Peter Parker's High School Classmates |
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| − | * Unnamed thieves |
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| − | * The Staff of Bliss Private Hospital |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Daily Bugle Building]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Bliss Private Hospital]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Atomic Research Center|US Atomic Research Center]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Utility Belt]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Spider-Signal]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Doctor Octopus' Tentacles]]}} |
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+ | | ReprintOf7 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 4 |
| + | | ReprintOfStory7 = 1 |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|Aunt May Parker]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Brant (Earth-616)|Betty Brant]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Liz Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Seymour O'Reilly (Earth-616)|Seymour O'Reilly]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Jessica Jones (Earth-616)|Jessica Jones]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[William Baker (Earth-616)|Sandman (Flint Marko)]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Andrew Davis (Earth-616)|Principal Davis]]}} |
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| − | * Peter Parker's High School Classmates |
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| − | * Unnamed petty crooks |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Charles Buchanan (Earth-616)|Charlie]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|NYPD]]}} |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | **{{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Daily Bugle Building]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Ryker's Island]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Utility Belt]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Spider-Signal]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Belt Camera]]}} |
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+ | | ReprintOf8 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 5 |
| + | | ReprintOfStory8 = 1 |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Reilly Parker (Aunt May)]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Elizabeth Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Seymour O'Reilly (Earth-616)|Seymour O'Reilly]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Brant (Earth-616)|Betty Brant]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Sally Avril (Earth-616)|Sally Avril]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Victor von Doom (Earth-616)|Doctor Doom (Victor Von Doom)]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Doombot]]}} |
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| − | '''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Fantastic Four (Earth-616)|Fantastic Four]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Reed Richards (Earth-616)|Mister Fantastic]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Susan Storm (Earth-616)|Invisible Girl]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Jonathan Storm (Earth-616)|Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Benjamin Grimm (Earth-616)|Thing]]}} |
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| − | * Peter Parker's High School Classmates |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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| − | *** {{a|[[New York City]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Daily Bugle Building]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Baxter Building]]}} |
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| − | **** {{a|[[Queens]]}} |
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| − | ***** {{a|[[Forest Hills]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Aunt May's House]]}} |
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| − | ****** {{a|[[Midtown High School]]}} |
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| − | '''Items:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Utility Belt]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Man's Spider-Signal]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Wave Transmitter|Spider-Sense Transmitter]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Spider-Finder|Spider Detector]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Doctor Doom's Armor]]}} |
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| − | '''Vehicles:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Fantasti-Car MK II|Fantasticar MK II]]}} |
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+ | | ReprintOf9 = Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 6 |
| + | | ReprintOfStory9 = 1 |
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| − | '''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]}} |
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| − | '''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Reilly Parker (Aunt May)]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Daily Bugle (The DB!) (Earth-616)|Daily Building Staff]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[Elizabeth Brant (Earth-616)|Betty Brant]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Eugene Thompson (Earth-616)|Flash Thompson]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Elizabeth Allan (Earth-616)|Elizabeth Allan]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Martha Connors (Earth-616)|Martha Connors]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[William Connors (Earth-616)|Billy Connors]]}} |
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| − | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[Curtis Connors (Earth-616)|Lizard (Curt Connors)]]}} |
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| − | '''Locations:''' |
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| − | * {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| − | ** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}} |
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Appearing in "Spider-Man!"
Amazing Fantasy #15
Featured Characters:
- Masked Marvel / Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (First appearance) (See chronology)
Supporting Characters:
- Aunt May (First appearance) (See chronology)
- Uncle Ben (First appearance) (Death) (See chronology)
- Flash Thompson (First appearance) (See chronology)
- Liz Allan (First appearance) (Unnamed) (See chronology)
Antagonists:
- The Burglar (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Raymond Warren (Peter's teacher) (First appearance)
- NYPD
- Bernard O'Brien (First appearance) (Unnamed)
- Radioactive Spider (First appearance) (Death)
- Midtown High students (First appearance)
- Seymour O'Reilly (Unnamed)
- Sally Avril
- General Techtronics Laboratories East (First appearance)
- Dr. Eric Schwinner (First appearance)
- Crusher Hogan (See chronology)
- Max Shiffman (Television producer) (First appearance) (See chronology)
- Baxter Bigelow (First appearance) (Unnamed)
- Chet Huntley (Unnamed) (Topical Reference)
- Ed Sullivan (Mentioned) (Topical Reference)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York
- New York City
- Queens
- Flushing Meadows–Corona Park (First appearance)
- New York Hall of Science (First appearance)
- Forest Hills
- Ingram Street (First appearance)
- Aunt May's House (First appearance)
- Midtown High School (First appearance)
- Ingram Street (First appearance)
- Flushing Meadows–Corona Park (First appearance)
- Manhattan
- Acme Warehouse (First appearance)
- Television Studio (First appearance)
- Queens
- New York City
- New York
- United States of America
- North America
Items:
- Spider-Man's Web-Shooters (First appearance)
- Spider-Man's Red and Blue Suit (First appearance)
Synopsis for "Spider-Man!"
Amazing Fantasy #15
Part 1
A shy, unassuming high-school student, Peter Parker prefers the company of his teachers to that of his classmates, who call him "Midtown High's only professional wallflower." His only living relatives, Uncle Ben and Aunt May, think the world of
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him.
One evening, while attending a demonstration of radioactivity at General Techtronics Laboratories East, Parker fails to notice a spider drop through a "radioactive ray" and receive a massive dose of radiation. It bites him and dies. Light-headed, Parker leaves the demonstration, only to be nearly run over by a car. He leaps to safety but is surprised to find he has jumped much further than intended-he lands on the side of a building and clings to the bricks by his fingertips. He quickly climbs to the roof and, once there, accidentally crumples a steel pipe in his hand. He believes that he has inherited the spider's speed, strength, and climbing ability. He begins to ponder the possibilities.
Shortly thereafter, Parker sees a wrestling ring and a sign: "$100 to the man who can stay in the ring three minutes with Crusher Hogan." He goes home, changes, puts on a hood, and returns to the ring. Hogan laughingly calls Parker the "Masked Marvel," but Parker lifts Hogan over his head and carries him up a post. Afterward, a man in the crowd introduces himself to Parker as a television producer, encourages him to go into show business, and gives him his card.
At home, Parker makes himself a spider-themed costume, a supply of sticky web fluid, and two jets for his wrists that can shoot the fluid. "Here comes the Spider-Man!" he says.
Part 2
The Spider-Man appears on television and becomes a celebrity. One evening, he goes backstage and finds a guard chasing a thief. Spider-Man lets the thief escape and, when the guard complains, tells him, "That's your job! I'm thru being pushed around by anyone!"
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Spider-Man learns his first important lesson
Some days later, Parker returns home and learns from a policeman that a burglar has killed his Uncle Ben. The police have cornered the man in the deserted Acme warehouse. Parker dons his costume and swings to the scene.
Once inside, he frightens the man by crawling down the wall toward him. Parker then covers his gun hand with web fluid and knocks him unconscious. When he sees the man's face, he recognizes the thief who got away at the studio. He wraps the burglar in webbing and leaves him for the police to find. Shocked, Peter realizes that, if he had caught the burglar, his Uncle Ben would still be alive. He eventually learns that with great power there must also come -- great responsibility.
Appearing in "Spider-Man"
Amazing Spider-Man #1
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Aunt May Parker
- Daily Bugle
- J. Jonah Jameson (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Burglar (Only in recap)
Other Characters:
- Uncle Ben Parker (Mentioned)
- Radioactive Spider (Only in recap)
- NYPD (Mentioned)
- May Parker's Landlord
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (Vision or hallucination)
- Aunt May (Vision or hallucination)
- Maxie Shiffman
- Liz Allan
- Sally Avril
- John Jameson (First appearance)
- Fantastic Four (Mentioned)
- Ant-Man (Henry "Hank" Pym) (Mentioned)
- Army personnel
- F.B.I. (Named only)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Midtown
- Murray Hill
- 39th Street and Second Avenue (First appearance)
- Murray Hill
- Lower East Side
- East Village
- Empire State University (First appearance)
- East Village
- Midtown
- Queens
- Forest Hills
- A pawn shop
- Manhattan
- Unidentified Launch site near New York City
- Unidentified Air Force Base near New York City
- New York City
- New York
- United States of America
- North America
- Moon (Only in recap)
- Earth-TRN1166 (Vision or hallucination)
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Daily Bugle (Named only) Newspaper
Vehicles:
- John Jameson's Space Capsule
Synopsis for "Spider-Man"
Amazing Spider-Man #1
With the Parker household desperate for money following the death of Ben Parker, Peter Parker decides to continue in show business as Spider-Man. However, not only does he find it impossible to cash his paycheck (made out to Spider-Man), but the irrational editorials by J. Jonah Jameson in the Daily Bugle effectively quelch his career. Besides denouncing Spider-Man as a publicity-seeking phony, J. Jonah Jameson also publishes articles lauding his son, John Jameson, a courageous astronaut about to be launched into orbit in a space capsule. J. Jonah Jameson calls his son a "real hero."
The day of the launch finds Peter Parker at the launch site as an observer. The rocket takes off successfully, but a guidance system error causes it to go wildly off course and re-enter the atmosphere. Spider-Man appears at the launch site and offers to replace the defective 24-3B guidance unit in the plunging capsule with a spare. Because there is no way for the military to get to the capsule in time, they allow Spider-Man to try.
Spider-Man commandeers an aircraft and pilot, and together they fly toward the space capsule's re-entry point. Although the capsule is falling fast, Spider-Man manages to get hold of it with his webbing and climbs aboard. He quickly replaces the faulty guidance unit. As a result, John Jameson regains control of the capsule, gets it properly oriented, and opens its parachute. To the joy of all concerned, the astronaut is saved.
Thinking that Spider-Man has, at last, proved himself, Peter Parker is shocked when he reads J. Jonah Jameson's editorial in the next edition of the Daily Bugle. Spider-Man is accused of deliberately sabotaging the space capsule and staging the rescue as a publicity stunt. With public opinion turning against Spider-Man with each new editorial in the Daily Bugle, Peter Parker's position is as hopeless as ever.
Appearing in "Spider-Man Vs. the Chameleon!"
Amazing Spider-Man #1
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Chameleon (Dmitri Smerdyakov) (First appearance) (See chronology)
Other Characters:
- General Motors (Mentioned) (Topical Reference)
- Professor Newton (First appearance)
- F.B.I. (Named only)
- NYPD
Races and Species:
Locations:
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Daily Globe Newspaper (Named only)
- Fantastic Four Uniforms
Synopsis for "Spider-Man Vs. the Chameleon!"
Amazing Spider-Man #1
Still looking for a way to use his powers to make money, Spider-Man decides to try and join the Fantastic Four. He enters the Baxter Building, escapes a "plexiglass cage" trap, and battles the four heroes. After explaining his intentions, he learns that the Fantastic Four are a non-profit organization and earn no salaries. He leaves disappointed, vowing to make the group "look like pikers."
Meanwhile, the Chameleon is using his "multi-pocket disguise vest" to infiltrate a defense installation in the Lark Building at the edge of New York City. Later that night, while mulling over the defense plans he has stolen, he hears about Spider-Man's visit to the Fantastic Four's headquarters. He deduces that Spider-Man has no legitimate way to earn a living and must be short of money. He once more infiltrates the defense installation, and, disguised as Spider-Man, steals the remainder of the missile defense plans. Spider-Man, who had been contacted with a phony job offer by the Chameleon on a special frequency that only his Spider-Sense can pick up, arrives at the defense installation just after the Chameleon's departure. The security guards try to capture him, thinking he has stolen the plans.
Evading capture, Spider-Man uses his elastic webbing to sling himself out over the harbor, then spins a web parachute to land safely. He grabs a boat and follows the Chameleon's helicopter to a waiting Soviet submarine. He quickly gains control of the helicopter, and he and the Chameleon return to the Lark Building. The Chameleon disguises himself as one of the security guards to avoid arrest, but after a brief battle, he is captured. Unfortunately, during the battle the guards believe that Spider-Man is the Chameleon in disguise, forcing Spider-Man to flee. He departs, rueful of the way things never seem to turn outright.
Appearing in "Duel to the Death with the Vulture!"
Amazing Spider-Man #2
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Vulture (Adrian Toomes) (First appearance) (See chronology)
Other Characters:
- Numerous unnamed New Yorkers
- NOW Magazine (First appearance)
- Joe (First appearance)
- J. Jonah Jameson (See chronology)
- Eleonore Brant (First appearance) (Unnamed)
- Sally Avril
- Flash Thompson
- Liz Allan
- Numerous other unnamed Midtown High School students
- Raymond Warren
- Uncle Ben Parker (Photo)
- NYPD
- Officer Chuck (First appearance)
- Officer Charlie (First appearance)
- Numerous other unnamed officers
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth-616
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Jameson Publications (First appearance)
- Radio Network
- Little Italy (First appearance)
- 240 Centre Street (First appearance)
- Park Avenue
- Park Avenue Diamond Exchange (First appearance)
- New York City Sewer System
- Queens
- Staten Island (First appearance)
- Abandoned farm silo (First appearance)
- Vulture's hideout (First appearance)
- Abandoned farm silo (First appearance)
- Manhattan
- New York City
- New York
- United States of America
- North America
- Earth
Items:
- Vulture's Wings (First appearance)
- Numerous copies of NOW Magazine (First appearance)
- Spider-Man's Belt Camera (First appearance)
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Spider-Man's Utility Belt (First appearance)
- Anti-Magnetic Inverter (First appearance)
Synopsis for "Duel to the Death with the Vulture!"
Amazing Spider-Man #2
New York City is being terrorized by a new criminal called the Vulture. He is equipped with artificial wings that allow him to swoop down on his victims, snatch their valuables, and fly away before they know what is happening. Nobody has been able to photograph him, and J. Jonah Jameson needs pictures to illustrate his Vulture feature article for NOW Magazine. Peter Parker decides to try to photograph the criminal in action. Selling the photographs will help him and his Aunt May make ends meet.
Meanwhile, the Vulture is in an abandoned silo, his Staten Island hideout, making plans to hit the Park Avenue Jewelry Exchange. As he flies out over the city, he is spotted by Spider-Man, who is equipped with a miniature camera once owned by his late Uncle Ben. Spider-Man manages to take some photographs of the Vulture, but the Vulture sees him, attacks him from behind, knocks him out, and dumps him into a water tower. After breaking out of the water tower, Spider-Man heads home, where he adds some improvements to his devices and develops his photographs.
The next day, Peter Parker arrives at J. Jonah Jameson's office with pictures of the Vulture. The publisher is very impressed and pays him well. The next day Peter heads for the Park Avenue Diamond Exchange, which the Vulture tauntingly announced to the public as the site of his next robbery. While everybody expects the Vulture to strike from above, he strikes from beneath a manhole cover, seizes a case of diamonds, and flees through the New York City sewer system. Spider-Man uses his Spider-Sense to track him down and wins their battle with an anti-magnetic inverter, a device he built to counteract the magnetic power that the Vulture uses for flight. The Vulture is left for the police, and Peter Parker has photographs of the Vulture's capture, which he sells to J. Jonah Jameson for a large sum of money. Peter and Aunt May are able to make ends meet.
Appearing in "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!"
Amazing Spider-Man #2
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Tinkerer (Phineas Mason) (First appearance)
- Quentin Beck (First appearance) (Unnamed) (Disguised as an alien)
- The Tinkerer's Gang (First appearance) (Disguised as aliens)
- Charlie (First appearance) (Unnamed)
Other Characters:
- Professor Cobbwell (First appearance)
- Peter Parker's High School Classmates
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth-616
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York State
- New York City
- Queens
- The Tinkerer's Garage
- New York City
- New York State
- United States of America
- North America
- Earth
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Spider-Man's Utility Belt
- Resisto-Glass Prison (First appearance)
- Grimms' Fairy Tales (Mentioned)
Vehicles:
- The Tinkerer's "Space Ship"
Synopsis for "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!"
Amazing Spider-Man #2
Peter Parker is busy in the Midtown High School science lab when Mr. Warren introduces him to Professor Cobbwell. The professor needs an assistant for the weekend, and Peter Parker comes highly recommended. The next day, Peter runs an errand to the Tinkerer Repair Shop, where Professor Cobbwell has left a radio to be fixed. But in the basement of the shop, a group of what are apparently extraterrestrials have been placing spy devices into the radios of certain customers. The spy devices evidently enable them to estimate the earth's strengths and weaknesses in secrecy before they strike.
Spider-Man's Spider Sense detects an odd kind of radiation emanating from the shop basement. Later, this same kind of radiation is detected from the radio brought back to Professor Cobbwell's laboratory. His curiosity aroused, Spider-Man secretly returns to the Tinkerer's shop and sneaks into the basement, where he sees the "aliens" and the Tinkerer and deduces their plans. Unfortunately, he is spotted, and, in the ensuing battle, he is stunned by one of the Tinkerer's electrical weapons. He is placed into a "resisto-glass" enclosure, from which the Tinkerer and his gang believe he cannot escape. They plan to kill him by withdrawing all the air from the enclosure.
Spider-Man thwarts their plan by shooting web fluid out of the holes through which his air supply is being withdrawn. He hits the button on their control panel that opens his glass prison. A misdirected weapon starts a fire, and the Tinkerer and the "aliens" all flee. They appear to leave the earth in a large spacecraft, while all that remains of the Tinkerer is a face mask in Peter Parker's hands.
Appearing in "Spider-Man Versus Doctor Octopus"
Amazing Spider-Man #3
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (First appearance) (Origin revealed) (See chronology)
- Charlie (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Unnamed thieves
- NYPD
- Joe (First appearance)
- Army Personnel
- Albert Schweitzer (Mentioned)
- Peter Parker's High School Classmates
- Staff of Bliss Private Hospital
- Fantastic Four (Mentioned)
- The Thing (Ben Grimm) (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Spider-Man's Utility Belt
- Spider-Man's Spider-Signal (First appearance)
- Doctor Octopus' Tentacles (First appearance)
- Fantastic Four Uniforms
Synopsis for "Spider-Man Versus Doctor Octopus"
Amazing Spider-Man #3
Now there's my idea of a hero! The Human Torch -- and a guy like Spider-Man! Too! Why don'tcha watch and see what a real man is like, bookworm? 
Spider-Man catches Charlie and his two pals robbing a warehouse. Surprising them with his Spider Signal light, he quickly overcomes them and webs them up for the police. Meanwhile, atomic scientist Otto Octavius, known to his colleagues as Doctor Octopus because of the unique set of four remote-controlled "arms" he invented for handling radioactive material, is hard at work at the U.S. Atomic Research Center. Suddenly his experiment goes awry. In the ensuing explosion, Otto Octavius's mechanical arms fuse to his body, and the excess radiation alters his brain. When he awakens at Bliss Private Hospital, he discovers that he can make his mechanical arms move by thought alone, just as if they were his real arms. With his brain unbalanced, Dr. Octopus forcibly takes over the hospital as his first criminal act.
J. Jonah Jameson learns of the strange events at the hospital and sends Peter Parker to take some photographs. Peter sneaks into the hospital as Spider-Man and discovers the hospital staff held captive by Dr. Octopus. Spider-Man is badly beaten in their battle, but Dr. Octopus's captives manage to escape.
Dr. Octopus returns to the U.S. Atomic Research Center and takes over its computer, soon gaining possession of the greatest source of atomic power in the nation. Meanwhile, Peter Parker is dispirited following his defeat. The government asks the Fantastic Four to retake the laboratory from Dr. Octopus, but they decline because of other commitments. The Human Torch, unable to use his flame because of a virus, nevertheless appears at Midtown High School to address the student body. The speech he gives is so inspiring that Peter Parker regains his self-confidence. He decides he can defeat Dr. Octopus after all.
Spider-Man soon enters the laboratory, where he builds two devices from chemicals and wire. When Dr. Octopus finds him, Spider-Man tosses one of the devices around two of the criminal's mechanical arms, melting them together. Then he squirts web fluid all over Dr. Octopus's glasses. Temporarily blinded with two of his arms stuck together, Dr. Octopus is easily knocked out and left helpless for the police. When Spider-Man later thanks the Human Torch for his inspiring speech, the Human Torch, cured of his illness, is perplexed.
The next day, the Human Torch gives the Midtown High School students another demonstration of his newly restored powers, while Peter Parker smiles, finding new confidence in his young career as a super-hero.
Appearing in "Nothing Can Stop... the Sandman!"
Amazing Spider-Man #4
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Aunt May
- Daily Bugle
- J. Jonah Jameson
- Betty Brant (First appearance)
- Flash Thompson
- Liz Allan
Antagonists:
- Charlie (First appearance)
- Sandman (Flint Marko) (First appearance) (Origin revealed)
Other Characters:
- Dr. Kildare (Mentioned) (Topical Reference)
- NYPD
- Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) (Mentioned)
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker-Earth-TRN1167) (Vision or hallucination)
- Sandman (Flint Marko-Earth-TRN1167) (Vision or hallucination)
- NYPD (Mentioned)
- J. Jonah Jameson (Earth-TRN1167) (Vision or hallucination)
- Aunt May Parker (Earth-TRN1167) (Vision or hallucination)
- F.B.I. (Mentioned)
- NOW Magazine (Mentioned)
- Principal Davis (First appearance)
- Peter Parker's High School Classmates
- Seymour O'Reilly
- Sally Avril
- Jessica Jones (Unidentified)
- Human Torch (Johnny Storm) (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth-616
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Midtown
- Empire State Building (Referenced)
- Bronx
- Ryker's Island (First appearance)
- Queens
- Manhattan
- New York City
- Maine (Mentioned)
- New York
- Mexico (Mentioned)
- United States of America
- North America
- Earth
- Earth-TRN1167 (Vision or hallucination)
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Spider-Man's Utility Belt
- Spider-Man's Spider-Signal
- Spider-Man's Belt Camera
Synopsis for "Nothing Can Stop... the Sandman!"
Amazing Spider-Man #4
Spider-Man sees a few punks casing a jewelry store and webs them up before they can rob it. However, the thugs threaten to sue Spider-Man for assault and battery! Spider-Man must flee when they call the cops, since all the evidence makes him look guilty. Spider-Man blames Jameson for this treatment and leaves him a little souvenir in his office. After leaving Jameson's office, Spider-Man runs into the Sandman on a rooftop. Sandman gets the best of Spider-Man, and Spider-Man's mask is torn in the process, so he must flee before his identity is revealed. While at home sewing up his mask, Peter Parker learns the identity of the Sandman during a news bulletin. Originally an escaped convict, Sandman hid on a beach at a radioactive testing facility. During one of the tests, he was exposed to radioactivity, and his body gained the power to act as if it were made of sand. The bulletin also shows Sandman robbing a bank and fleeing the police.
The next morning, Peter decides to try to ask Jameson for an advance before he heads to class, but the newspaperman angrily throws him out of the office. Peter heads off to school, and overhears Flash asking Liz about going on a date with Peter. Peter had forgotten all about it and has to cancel, so that he can capture Sandman. Of course, Liz does not take this too well. Meanwhile, Sandman starts to realize that he can't keep on the run and must hide out. As fate would have it, he decides Midtown High looks like a good place. Sandman barges into a classroom to hide. This classroom, however, is full of students getting a lecture from the principal. Sandman demands a diploma and threatens to teach the principal a lesson when the diploma demand is rejected. Peter, running errands in the hallway, overhears the dispute.
Peter quickly changes, and Spider-Man bursts in, knocking Sandman back. They battle it out before Spider-Man tricks Sandman into turning into sand and vacuums him up with an industrial vacuum cleaner. Spider-Man realizes that he should have gotten pictures for the Bugle, so he uses a bucket of sand and some acting to stage photos. Spider-Man hands the vacuum bag with Sandman in it to the police, while Jameson tries to convince the Captain to arrest Spider-Man as well. Spider-Man ducks back into the school and, after another quick costume change, bumps into Jameson as Peter and gives him the film of the Sandman battle. Peter finds Liz to let her know that he can still take her out, but she has made other plans with Flash. Flash makes one too many insults, and Peter finally has had enough and threatens to wipe the smile off Flash's face. Before he throws a punch, Peter realizes that his super-strength could seriously injure Flash. Peter lets him go and walks away, making everyone think he's chicken. As Peter walks home from school, he hears everyone agreeing with Jameson's opinions of Spider-Man. Alone in his room, Peter searches his soul for the reason he decided to be Spider-Man.
Appearing in "Marked for Destruction by Dr. Doom!"
Amazing Spider-Man #5
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Daily Bugle
- Flash Thompson (Impersonates Spider-Man)
- Liz Allan
- Seymour O'Reilly
- Sally Avril
- Aunt May Parker
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- NOW Magazine (Mentioned)
- Peter Parker's High School Classmates
- Fantastic Four
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Spiders
- Robots
- Cats (Mentioned)
- Guinea Pigs (Mentioned)
Locations:
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Doctor Doom's Armor
- Spider-Man's Utility Belt
- Spider-Man's Spider-Signal
- Spider-Sense Transmitter (Doctor Doom) (First appearance)
- Spider Detector (Doctor Doom) (First appearance)
- The Ed Sullivan Show (Topical Reference)
- Satellite Machine
- Disintegrator
- Fantastic Four Uniforms
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Marked for Destruction by Dr. Doom!"
Amazing Spider-Man #5
After a report by J. Jonah Jameson about the "menace" of Spider-Man, Peter (in order to avoid any suspicion that he's really Spider-Man) speaks negatively about his alter ego, earning him harsh words from Flash Thompson. Meanwhile, Dr. Doom had seen this same report, and decided that after surviving his last encounter battling the Fantastic Four, that perhaps Spider-Man would make for a good partner to eliminate his mortal foes.
Doom uses a device that sends out a signal that affects Peter's spider-sense, and Peter goes to it as Spider-Man. Doom offers Spider-Man an alliance. Spider-Man naturally refuses and a brief battle ensues in which Spider-Man escapes. While back at Midtown High, Flash has decided to play a prank on Peter Parker by giving him a "scare" in his new Spider-Man costume in the hopes of getting Parker to have more respect for Spider-Man.
This prank backfires, as Dr. Doom begins trying to track down Spider-Man to get revenge. As Thompson is near Peter when Doom is tracking Spider-Man, he captures Thompson instead. Doom then sends out a message to the Fantastic Four to battle him or Spider-Man will be killed. Peter at first believes that Flash deserves his fate, but his sense of responsibility sends him out to rescue Flash anyway.
Spider-Man goes to Flash's rescue, and manages to hold his own against Doom's weapons and attacks. However, when the Fantastic Four arrive as well, Doom decides to flee the battle. Spider-Man decides to leave as well, leaving the Fantastic Four to rescue Thompson, hoping that he learns his lesson. The next day at school he sees otherwise, as Flash boasts about his experience. Peter, needing to keep his identity as Spider-Man secret, of course cannot say anything otherwise.
Appearing in "Face-to-Face with... the Lizard!"
Amazing Spider-Man #6
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Daily Bugle Staff
- Flash Thompson
- Liz Allan
- Aunt May Parker
- Martha Connors (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Billy Connors (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
Antagonists:
- The Lizard (Curt Connors) (Origin revealed) (First appearance) (Appears in flashback)
- Museum Gunmen
Other Characters:
- Fats Domino (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Dinosaurs (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Tyrannosaurus rex (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Angels (Mentioned)
- Lizards (Only in flashback)
- Rabbits (Only in flashback)
- Snakes
- Crocodiles (Mentioned)
- Alligators
Locations:
- Earth-616 (Main story and flashback)
- Earth (Main story and flashback)
- North America (Main story and flashback)
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
- New York
- Florida (Main story and flashback)
- Everglades
- An Old Abandoned Spanish Fort (Deep in the Swamp)
- The Connors' Home (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Everglades
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
- North America (Main story and flashback)
- Heaven (Invoked)
- Earth (Main story and flashback)
Items:
- Spider-Man's Suit and Web-Shooters
- Spider-Man's Spider-Signal
- Daily Bugle Newspaper
- Connors Formula (First appearance)
Events:
- World War II (Mentioned) (Topical Reference)
Synopsis for "Face-to-Face with... the Lizard!"
Amazing Spider-Man #6
When reports of a humanoid-lizard (naturally dubbed "The Lizard") come out of Florida, Daily Bugle publisher J. Jonah Jameson issues a challenge to Spider-Man: Defeat the Lizard. Hearing about this, Peter goes to see what Jameson's intentions are. He learns that Jameson only issued the challenge to sell more papers.
Later, while at the Natural History Museum with his classmates, Peter takes an express interest in the lizard exhibits. When crooks try to rob the museum and take Liz Allan, hostage, Peter slips away and changes into Spider-Man and comes to her rescue. Hearing another report of an attack by the Lizard in Florida, Peter decides to take Jameson's challenge. As Spider-Man, Peter pays Jameson a visit to take him up on his challenge, in the hopes that he'd send Peter Parker to Florida to take pictures of the event. The plot works, however, it backfires ever so slightly: Jameson himself is going to accompany the boy in order to supervise him.
When they arrive in Florida, Peter makes an excuse of needing to buy film for his camera to get away from Jameson. As Spider-Man, Peter checks out his only lead: Curtis Connors, a resident expert on lizards. However, when he arrives at the Connors home, Spider-Man learns from Curt's wife that her husband is the Lizard: He was trying to find a way to allow humans to grow back limbs. Since Connors had lost his arm in the war, he used himself as a guinea pig on the project. While his arm grew back, the side effects of the serum he created caused him to transform into the Lizard.
The Lizard then attacks the Connors home, and Spider-Man defends them. He then works in Connors' lab to create an antidote for the serum, in the hopes that it can change Connors back to normal. Going into the swamp to find the Lizard, he finds him and his army of obedient reptiles in an old castle. Setting up his camera to take pictures, Spider-Man battles the Lizard and eventually slips him the antidote which changes the Lizard back into his human form.
Connors thanks Spider-Man for his help, and they all decide to keep mum about the fact that Connors was the Lizard, as he had no control over what he did while in that form. Returning to a furious Jameson as Peter Parker, when Peter offers him the pictures (which he said he bought off a local) Jameson dismisses them as fakes and tears them up. He then tells Parker that this dud of a trip is coming out of his future pay.
Upon returning to New York, Peter tries his luck getting a date with Liz Allan, which ends with her hanging up on him because she is expecting a call from that dreamy Spider-Man. As a round-up to his adventure to Florida, Peter sends Jameson a mocking letter to the Bugle.
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