Tag: Stan Lee
The Amazing Spider-Man #365 (1992)
“Fathers and Sins” & “How I Created Spider-Man” & “I Remember Gwen” & “A Friend in Need” Rating: 4/5 “Fathers and Sins” Writer: David Michelinie Artist: Mark Bagley The Lizard is no longer under the curse of Kraven’s old girlfriend and comes up with a plan to reverse his Lizard personality permanently. The plan is successful. The mysterious couple from the past few issues visits Aunt May and she faints. She asks Peter to comeLearn More
Web of Spider-Man Annual #6 (1990)
Rating: 4/5 “Up From Slavery” Writers: Gerry Conway & Stan Lee Artists: Gil Kane & Sal Buscema & Mike Esposito & Alan Kupperberg Psycho-Man tries to get Spider-Man’s Enigma energy, but can’t because Spidey lost it months ago. Spider-Man is put in a cage next to a bunch of other captives. They work together and break free. Spider-Man fights Psycho-Man and eventually shrinks Psycho-Man until he can’t see him anymore. Spider-Man grows back to normalLearn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10 (1990)
Rating: 4/5 “Into the Microverse” Writers: Gerry Conway & Stan Lee Artist: Rich Buckler Spider-Man returns home, small as a bee, and explains to MJ what happened. She takes him to Harry’s lab where they try something, but Spider-Man just keeps getting smaller. He eventually becomes smaller than the smallest nuclei and lands on a microscopic world where they try to capture him. He continues getting smaller and lands in some kind of spaceship whereLearn More
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #09 (1973)
“The Goblin Lives” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Stan Lee Artist: John Romita Reprint of Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine #2 (1968). After Norman Osborn invites his son and Peter to Capt. Stacy’s slideshow of supervillians, Norman Osborn collapses when they get to the Green Goblin. After being rushed to the hospital, Peter walks to Aunt May’s home thinking about the last battle Spider-Man and the Green Goblin had, and the fact that the Goblin knows Peter’s secret identity.Learn More
The Amazing Spider-Man #118 (1973)
“Countdown to Chaos!” Rating: 5/5 Writers: Stan Lee and Gerry Conway Artist: John Romita The story concludes. Disruptor’s identity revealed as Richard Raleigh.