The spectacular spider-man

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Appearing in "Where, Oh Where Has My Spider-Man Gone?" Featured Characters: • (Main story and recap) ( Supporting Characters: • • • • Antagonists: • Muggers • Mikey (First and only known appearance) • Nickey (First and only known appearance) • Del (First and only known appearance) • Elroy (First and only known appearance) • Jackson (First and only known appearance) • Brewer (First and only known appearance) Other Characters: • (Only in recap) • (Main story and recap) • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) • • Manello • (Mentioned) • (Main story and recap) • • (Main story and recap) • (Mentioned) • (Only in recap) • (Mentioned) • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) • (Mentioned) • (Only in recap) • • • • • • (Cameo) • (Cameo) • (Cameo) • (Cameo) Races and Species: • (Main story and recap) • (Mentioned) • (Mentioned) • • (Mentioned) • • (Only in recap) • Locations: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (Mentioned) • (Mentioned) • (Mentioned) Items: • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) • (Only in recap) and • Vehicles: • (Only in recap) • Long Island Rail Road train Synopsis for "Where, Oh Where Has My Spider-Man Gone?" This story follows the events of The Black Cat swings through the city trying to contemplate the fact that she allowed the Kingpin, one of her lover Spider-Man's deadliest foes, give her super-human abilities. She considers the cost of having these powers to make her Spider-Man's equal against super-powered villa...

The following is a complete list of all volumes of Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine (1968) [ ] The Spectacular Spider-Man was initially a two-issue magazine published by Marvel in 1968, Annuals and Giants 25 cents. It represented the first Spider-Man spin-off publication aside from the original series' Annuals, begun in 1964. The first issue ( The feature story was reprinted in color, with some small alterations and bridging material by Marvel Tales #95–97 (Sept.-Oct. 1978). The second and final issue (Nov. 1968) also sported a painted cover and the interior was in color as well. Lee, Romita and Mooney again collaborated on its single story, "The Goblin Lives!", featuring the The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #9 (1973), and portions of the "TV Terror" costume were reused for the costume of the Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #1–100 (October 1976 – January 1985) [ ] Issue # Title Author / Illustrator Editor Release date 1 Twice Stings the Tarantula! Oct. 1976 2 Kraven Is The Hunter! Conway/Buscema Gerry Conway Nov. 1976 3 ...And there was Lightmaster! Gerry Conway Dec. 1976 4 The Vulture Is a Bird of Prey Jan. 1977 5 Spider-Kill Goodwin/Buscema Archie Goodwin Feb. 1977 6 The Power to Purge! Conway/ Archie Goodwin March 1977 7 Cry Mayhem -- Cry Morbius! Goodwin/Buscema Archie Goodwin April 1977 8 ...And Only One Shall Survive! Goodwin/Buscema Archie Goodwin May 1977 9 Like a Tiger in the Night! Archie Goodwin June 1977 10 Tiger in a Web! Mantlo/Buscema Archie Goodwin Jul...

The Spectacular Spider-Man Genre(s): Action/Adventure Rating: TV-Y7 Created by: Voices of: Alanna Ubach, No. of seasons: 2 No. of episodes: 26 Running time: 22 minutes Original run: March 8, 2008 – November 18, 2009 Network(s): Kids WB The CW (March 8 - June 14, 2008) Disney XD (June 22 - November 18, 2009) The Spectacular Spider-Man is an animated television series that was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. The show premiered on March 8, 2008. It takes place in Contents • 1 Characters • 2 Seasons • 2.1 Season 1 • 2.2 Season 2 • 3 Cancellation Characters • • • • • • • • • • Seasons Season 1 Season 1 is divided into four arcs, The Lizard Arc, the Tombstone Arc, the Green Goblin Arc, and the Symbiote/Venom Arc. Each arc contains three episodes, except for the Venom arc which has four. A lot of enemies are introduced in this season, all with their own plot and backstory. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Season 2 Also divided into four arcs, the 2nd season has the Master Planner Arc, a second Venom arc, the Gang War arc, and the second Green Goblin arc. This season progresses the relationships between the characters, and brings some minor characters, allies and villains, into much bigger roles. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cancellation The show's creators were striving to reach 65 episodes. 26 episodes of The Spectacular Spider-Man were produced in total. The series stopped production with a renewal dependent upon the ratings for season 2 on the U.S. Disney XD channel and the sales...