Spider-Man has to help J. Jonah Jameson escape the clutches of the Kingpin!
POINTLESS TRIVIA
BEN: Villain appearance count:
- Green Goblin: 7
- Doctor Octopus: 5
- Sandman: 4
- Kraven the Hunter: 5
- The Vulture: 5
- Mysterio: 3
- The Enforcers: 3
- The Rhino: 3
- The Lizard: 3
- The Kingpin: 3
- The Chameleon: 2
- Electro: 2
- The Ringmaster: 2
- Scorpion: 2
- Molten Man: 2
DUY: The death of Frederick Foswell.
BEN: So that's what happened to him.
DUY: Did Peter know he was Patch and I missed it? No, right? I wonder if that's going to be a thing.
DUY: Did Peter know he was Patch and I missed it? No, right? I wonder if that's going to be a thing.
BEN: I don't think he did.
WHAT'S AGED THE BEST?
BEN: Romita seems like he is really hitting his stride in this stretch of comics. The crime stuff suits him. Heck, it suited Ditko. There’s a lesson in there...
DUY: Also, here's Spider-Man demonstrating spider-strength just by tapping someone on the head:
WHAT'S AGED THE WORST?
BEN: Kingpin puts Spider-Man and Jameson in a death trap, instead of just shooting them in the head. And he's a wanted criminal by the end of this first story, instead of the untouchable "businessman" he would eventually be portrayed as.
DUY: I want to see how they sweep that under the rug. I guess no one can say Wilson Fisk is the Kingpin, Wilson Fisk is the untouchable businessman.
BEN: He’s periodically had cases put on him before too.
DUY: Also, Betty Brant, if you want a completely safe relatonship, you might consider not dating a reporter.
DUY: Why did Robbie's hair go from black to white in one issue?
BEN: Jameson is a bit too rattled for a seasoned journalist.
FAVORITE PANEL
FAVORITE PANEL
BEN: Mine:
DUY: MY HEAD IS WET IT MUST BE BLOOD:
WHO WON THE COMIC?
BEN: Still Robbie. With Foswell gone, that opens up more time for him.
BEN: That's it for Spider-Rama this week.
DUY: Thank you, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko—
BEN: —for telling us we aren't the only ones.
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