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[Spider-Aziz]

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #63

"Firebug" - 21 Pages

Writer - Bill Mantlo
Artist - Greg Larocque
Inker - Jim Mooney
Cover - Greg Larocque

I really like the art of Larocque

 

[Themanofbat]

Amazing Spider-Man #62

"Make Way For...Medusa!" - 20 Pages

Writer - Stan Lee
Artist - John Romita
Finishes - Don Heck
Inker - Mickey Demeo
Cover - John Romita

 

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Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #62

"Gold Fever!" - 21 Pages

Writer - Bill Mantlo
Artist - Ed Hannigan
Inker - Jim Mooney
Cover - Ed Hannigan

 

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Marvel Team-Up #62

"All This And The QE2" - 17 Pages

Writer - Chris Claremont
Artist - John Byrne
Inker - Dave Hunt
Cover - Gil Kane

 

[Themanofbat]

Spider-Man #62

"Look Down" - 22 Pages

Writer - Howard Mackie
Artist - Pat Broderick
Inker - Chris Ivy & Tom Palmer
Cover - Pat Broderick

 

[Themanofbat]

Web of Spider-Man #62

"All That Glitters..." - 22 Pages

Writer - Gerry Conway
Artist - Alex Saviuk
Inker - Keith Williams
Cover - Alex Saviuk

 

[iloveclones]

Marvel Team-Up #62

"All This And The QE2" - 17 Pages

Writer - Chris Claremont
Artist - John Byrne
Inker - Dave Hunt
Cover - Gil Kane

Alternate title: What If....Farrah Fawcett was a superhero?

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Amazing Spider-Man #62

"Make Way For...Medusa!" - 20 Pages

Writer - Stan Lee
Artist - John Romita
Finishes - Don Heck
Inker - Mickey Demeo
Cover - John Romita

Favorite scene from this issue is when they fire the big wig of that shampoo company and assigning the other guy in his position

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

^^ Agreed, lol.

 

[Themanofbat]

Amazing Spider-Man #61

"What A Tangled Web We Weave!" - 20 Pages

Writer - Stan Lee
Artist - John Romita
Finishes - Don Heck
Inker - Mickey Demeo
Cover - John Romita

 

[Themanofbat]

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #61

"By The Light Of The Silvery Moonstone...!" - 21 Pages

Writer - Bill Mantlo
Artist - Ed Hannigan
Inker - Jim Mooney
Cover - Ed Hannigan

 

[Themanofbat]

Marvel Team-Up #61

"Not All Thy Powers Can Save Thee!" - 17 Pages

Writer - Chris Claremont
Artist - John Byrne
Inker - Dave Hunt
Cover - Ross Andru

 

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Spider-Man #61

"Heading Toward Omega" - 22 Pages

Writer - Howard Mackie
Artist - Tom Lyle
Inker - Chris Ivy
Cover - Tom Lyle

 

[Themanofbat]

Web of Spider-Man #61

"Dragon In The Dark" - 22 Pages

Writer - Gerry Conway
Artist - Alex Saviuk
Inker - Keith Williams
Cover - Alex Saviuk

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Spider-Man #61

"Heading Toward Omega" - 22 Pages

Writer - Howard Mackie
Artist - Tom Lyle
Inker - Chris Ivy
Cover - Tom Lyle

Hardly read 10 issues of the 90s clone saga
Bet a game based on clones would turn to a fiasco

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Hardly read 10 issues of the 90s clone saga
Bet a game based on clones would turn to a fiasco

Hey reserve judgement on something unless you've read it. Some parts of the clone-saga (granted not the above issue) were really fun reads. And I would definitely play a game based on it.

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Amazing Spider-Man #61

"What A Tangled Web We Weave!" - 20 Pages

Writer - Stan Lee
Artist - John Romita
Finishes - Don Heck
Inker - Mickey Demeo
Cover - John Romita

Ach.. Spidey, why bother? They'll both be dead soon anyway. At least this way they'll get to die together, right? I do like this cover though. Don't believe I've ever seen it before.

 

[Themanofbat]

Amazing Spider-Man #60

"O, Bitter Victory!" - 20 Pages

Writer - Stan Lee
Artist - John Romita
Finishes - Don Heck
Inker - Mickey Demeo
Cover - John Romita

 

[Themanofbat]

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #60

"Beetlemania!" - 22 Pages

Also: 17 Other Pages as described below.

Writer - Roger Stern
Artist - Ed Hannigan
Inker - Jim Mooney
Cover - Frank Miller

II - "The Birth Of A Legend!" - 17 Pages - Origin Re-Told through Flashback.

Writer - Roger Stern
Artist - Greg LaRocque

 

[Themanofbat]

Marvel Team-Up #60

"A Matter Of Love...And Death!" - 17 Pages

Writer - Chris Claremont
Artist - John Byrne
Inker - Dave Hunt
Cover - Al Milgrom

 

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Spider-Man #60

"The Truth Is Out There!" - 22 Pages

Writer - Howard Mackie
Artist - Tom Lyle
Inker - Scott Hanna & Joe Rubinstein
Cover - Tom Lyle

 

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Web of Spider-Man #60

"The Harder They Fall" - 22 Pages

Writer - Gerry Conway
Artist - Alex Saviuk
Inker - Keith Williams
Cover - Alex Saviuk

 

[iloveclones]

Amazing Spider-Man #60

"O, Bitter Victory!" - 20 Pages

Writer - Stan Lee
Artist - John Romita
Finishes - Don Heck
Inker - Mickey Demeo
Cover - John Romita

It doesn't look like they're fighting. I can almost hear Spidey saying Wheeeeee!

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #60

"Beetlemania!" - 22 Pages

Also: 17 Other Pages as described below.

Writer - Roger Stern
Artist - Ed Hannigan
Inker - Jim Mooney
Cover - Frank Miller

II - "The Birth Of A Legend!" - 17 Pages - Origin Re-Told through Flashback.

Writer - Roger Stern
Artist - Greg LaRocque

So Beetle worked to defeat a guy studying the pattern of his random combat system? Genius
The issue in general is fun, great story
I skip story 2 when I reread the issue seeing how Sally is different here, and how she was depicted in Untold Tales

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

So Beetle worked to defeat a guy studying the pattern of his random combat system? Genius
The issue in general is fun, great story
I skip story 2 when I reread the issue seeing how Sally is different here, and how she was depicted in Untold Tales

I hate it when a character has two different characterizations. It reminds me of Flash's dad. In a back-up in an Amazing issue from the early 90's Flash told Peter he hated him in highschool, because Pete reminded him of his father also a puny bookworm who was cold towards Flash because he got bad grades. Then a few years later, JM DeMatteis had a completely different take on Flash's dad as an abusive, drunken cop. Totally different interpretations. JM's take was superior (and more logical... it's very rare that a bookish poindexter gives birth to a dumb jock), but that means I can't read that old back-up of Flash's fake father without rolling my eyes.