Except the very first. JRSR took over on ASM 39, and the character started to change quite a bit thereafter. Betty Brant, for example, was first drawn to be kind of homely. Gwen was sort of a ***** who taunted Pete, but secretly sort of dug him, because she was a science geek as well. And Pete was very much a loner. Sure, the comic had a large cast, but most of that cast, except Betty and Aunt May, pretty much teased Pete. All he seemed to have were enemies, both in his "real" life and his life as Spidey. Part of the draw was that he could lash out against his super villain enemies, while he had to bear the taunts of his "regular life" enemies. I always thought that was pretty cool. Back in the day, about the only friends Pete had were Betty and Johnny Storm. I always liked that version of Pete more than the direction JRSR took him. And he wasn't a loser, he was just a misfit, a loner. But hey, I guess the thing can get stale if he stays the same all the time. I just thought the direction he was going under Lee/Ditko was a lot more interesting than the one that emerged--one that was more bland and predictable. There's a great interview with Allen Moore where he talks about how revolutionary ASM was when he appeared, but that once Ditko left and JRSR became the primary artist/plotter, the character became much more mundane and Moore stopped reading it after a year or so.
