Tag: Jim Mooney

Web of Spider-Man Annual #3 (1987)

“Everything You Wanted to Know About Spider-Man” Rating: 4/5 Writers: Danny Fingeroth & Roger Stern Artists: Alex Saviuk, Frank Giacoia, Don Perlin, Steve Geiger, Michael Nasser, Jim Mooney, Greg Larocque, Peter Poplaski, Al Gordon, and Bob Layton Another issue for people who haven’t read a lot of older issues. They first talk about Spider-Man and his abilities, then move onto other major characters like Jameson, Joe Robertson, Mary Jane, Aunt May, Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson,Learn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #125 (1987)

“Wrecking Havoc!” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Danny Fingeroth Artist: Jim Mooney Peter is about to be evicted from his apartment. Jameson wants him to fly to Denver to get shots of Spider-Woman and hopefully her “boyfriend” Spider-Man committing crimes. Spider-Woman tries to steal a disc for the government, but the Wrecking Crew is after the same disc and gets it. They go back to New York and she follows. Thunderball, Bulldozer, and Piledriver get arrested, butLearn More

Web of Spider-Man #10 (1986)

“There, But For Fortune!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Danny Fingeroth Artist: Jim Mooney An old war hero named Dominic Fortune is attacked by some goons of a former enemy. He wants to find his old partner/love interest. She’s apparently in Europe. His enemy hires Shocker to kill him, with a bonus for killing Spider-Man. Spider-Man helps Dominic when he’s attacked by Shocker and the goons. Turns out Dominic’s old partner is now working for their oldLearn More

Web of Spider-Man #5 (1985)

“The Enemy Within!” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Danny Fingeroth Artist: Jim Mooney Spider-Man looks for Doc Ock. With no luck, he goes to get some shots the new city editor of the Daily Bugle asked him to get. He gets stuck there and Doc Ock calls out a challenge to Spider-Man. When Spidey doesn’t show, Ock goes back to his hideout. Spidey gets out of his jam and finds Doc Ock’s hideout. Ock fights a roboticLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #060 (1981)

“Beetlemania!” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Roger Stern Artists: Ed Hannigan & Jim Mooney Spider-Man fights the Beetle, but the Beetle keeps anticipating his moves. Then Spider-Man falls into a sewer, and The Beetle doesn’t follow after, thinking it’s a trap. Instead, he kidnaps Gibbon for bait to make Spider-Man fight him later. He challenges Spider-Man via TV and Spidey goes to fight him. Spider-Man rips an antenna off the Beetle that was the source of hisLearn More

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