With Captain Stacy still under the influence of the Kingpin, Spider-Man has his hands full trying to save both him and Gwen!
POINTLESS TRIVIA
BEN: Villain appearance count:
- Doctor Octopus: 9
- Green Goblin: 7
- The Kingpin: 6
- Kraven the Hunter: 5
- The Vulture: 5
- Sandman: 4
- Mysterio: 4
- The Enforcers: 3
- The Rhino: 3
- The Lizard: 3
- Professor Smythe/Spider Slayer: 3
- The Chameleon: 2
- Electro: 2
- The Ringmaster: 2
- Scorpion: 2
- Molten Man: 2
DUY: “Gwen Stacy cries” consecutive issue count: 2.
WHAT'S AGED THE BEST?
DUY: I think Gwen being a good daughter who accompanies George even though it's dangerous, like going with him even as he's clearly being kidnapped, is stupid, butpretty cool.
BEN: Everything Gwen does is cool. She need a better comic to be in.
WHAT'S AGED THE WORST?
DUY: Kingpin needs to use Norman Osborn's resources behind his back, and it really downplays his wealth and the amount of resources he would be shown to have eventually.
BEN: He’s not much of a Kingpin so far.
DUY: And "There are more than two billion people alive today, and half of them are males," at this point, is MJ's defining quote.
DUY: Peter used to solve things by inventing cool stuff. This time he.... makes a mask out of his web.
BEN: Who’s got the time to invent?
FAVORITE PANEL
FAVORITE PANEL
BEN: Chubbins!
DUY: Osborn remembering the Green Goblin is some nice foreshadowing... and happens in the same story where Peter realizes he loves Gwen.
BEN: Are you suggesting there’s some sort of foreboding connection between the two?
DUY: Why, not at all. What would make you say that?
BEN: I'm not interested in your spoilers. I'm sure she'll be fine.
DUY: Of course she'll be fine. She's a Spider-Woman now, y'know.
WHO WON THE COMIC?
DUY: I guess Osborn wins. We're reminded he exists, we're reminded the Goblin exists, and we're reminded of the internal conflict within.
DUY: That's it for Spider-Rama this week.
BEN: Thank you, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko—
DUY: —for telling us we aren't the only ones.
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