Spider-Man
Marvel Comics.
(Peter Parker) Spider-Man
Sensational Spider-Man
Spectacular Spider-Man
Spider-Man's Tangled Web
Marvel Age/Adventures Spider-Man
Marvel Age Spider-Man Team-Up
Mary Jane
Marvel Knights Spider-Man
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Cross-Over Collections
One-shots/Minis
Amazing Spider-Man
Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus 1 (1-38, Annual 1-2, Amazing Fantasy 15, Strange Tales Annual 2, Fantastic Four Annual 1; w Stan Lee; a Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby). [From Marvel Comics: In 1962, in the pages of a comic book slated for cancellation, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko gave birth to one of the most-enduring icons in American popular media: the one and only Amazing Spider-Man! Turning the concept of a super hero on its head, they imbued the young, guilt-ridden Peter Parker with the fantastic powers of an arachnid and the fantastic pressures of an everyday teenager. The combination was pure magic. During the course of 40 issues of web-slinging, wisecracking wonderment Lee and Ditko built the foundation for 45 years of Spidey spectaculars — girl trouble; bill trouble; bully trouble; the Daily Bugle; and a cast friends, family and, of course, super-villains unlike any other! Completing the entire Stan Lee/Steve Ditko Spider-Man run in one massive volume —including every page, every pinup and every letters column. Not to mention unused covers, critical essays and bonuses galore! We went back to the Mighty Marvel Archive to restore each and every page in this volume for painstaking accuracy to the originals. There’s no kidding — this collector’s edition is the guaranteed be-all, end-all book for the Spider-Man fan!] 
Spider-Man Masterworks 1 (1-10, Amazing
Fantasy 15; w Stan Lee; a Steve Ditko). [From Marvel
Comics: When Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider, he became
much more than the shy, introverted high school student he had always been!
Now possessed of the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider,
he sought to use his newfound abilities to achieve wealth and fame. But,
after his beloved Uncle Ben was murdered, the grief-stricken youth soon
realized that with great power must also come great responsibility. Now,
Peter wages a one man, web-slinging crusade against all evildoers in the
costumed identity of... the Amazing Spider-Man!] Gormuu's
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Spider-Man Masterworks 2 (11-19, Annual 1; w Stan Lee;
a Steve Ditko). [From Marvel Comics: When Peter Parker
was bitten by a radioactive spider, he became much more than the shy, introverted
high school student he had always been! Now possessed of the proportionate
strength, speed, and agility of a spider, he sought to use his newfound
abilities to achieve wealth and fame. But, after his beloved Uncle Ben was
murdered, the grief-stricken youth soon realized that with great power must
also come great responsibility. Now, Peter wages a one man, web-slinging
crusade against all evildoers in the costumed identity of... the Amazing
Spider-Man!] Gormuu's
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Spider-Man Masterworks 3 (20-30, Annual 2; w Stan Lee;
a Steve Ditko). Gormuu's
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Spider-Man Masterworks 4 (31-40; w Stan Lee; a Steve Ditko,
John Romita Sr.). Gormuu's
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Spider-Man Masterworks 5 (41-50, Annual 3; w Stan Lee;
John Romita Sr.). Gormuu's
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Spider-Man Masterworks 6 (51-61, Annual 4; w Stan Lee;
John Romita Sr., Don Heck, Larry Lieber). [From Marvel
Comics: The first brand-new Spider-Man Masterworks volume in 12 years
debuts just in time for SPIDER-MAN 2! This action-packed volume collects
an "amazing" selection of Spidey tales by legends Stan Lee &
John Romita Sr. Includes a four-part Doctor Octopus epic – plus appearances
by the Kingpin, Ka-Zar, the Spider-Slayer, Captain Stacy and more!]
Spider-Man Masterworks 7 (62-67, Annual 5, Spectacular
Spider-Man Magazine 1; w Stan Lee; a John Romita Sr., Don Heck, Larry Lieber).
[From Marvel Comics: Get ready for the biggest, the best, the single
most amazing Marvel Masterworks ever! Filled from stem to stern with heroic
Spidey battles against the likes of the villainous Vulture, Mysterio and
Medusa of the Inhumans, this one’s a nail-biter if there ever was,
and here’s the real treat: The year was 1968 and the manic madmen who
managed mighty Marvel met to make a new mega-magazine-THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN!
Tying directly into the long-running storylines in AMAZING, the new series
exploded on the stands first with a marvelous graywash masterpiece, and
then with a 58-page, Romita-illustrated Spider-Man/Green Goblin fight to
the finish that is reprinted here and now for the first time ever! And no,
we’re not going to let you catch your breath before you leave because
it all wraps up with the sensational origin of Peter Parker’s parents
as Spider-Man battles no less than the Red Skull! Weighing in at a whopping
320 pages, you’ll be glad you socked away your lunch money for this
one!] 
Spider-Man Masterworks 8 (68-77, Marvel Super-Heroes 14; w Stan Lee; a John Romita Sr., Jim Mooney, John Buscema, Ross Andru). [From Marvel Comics: It’s time for another round of webslinging wonderment by two of the men who put the “master” in Masterworks, Stan “The Man” Lee and “Jazzy” John Romita. They’ll be coming at you in this arachnid's eighth volume with a storyline as epic as they come: The Saga of the Stone Tablet! All the swingin’ calamity and social consciousness kicks off with the Kingpin’s quest to decipher an ancient clay tablet whose secrets promise great power. Poor ol’ Spidey gets into the mix and after saving the day finds himself branded Public Enemy No. 1 (’natch). With the Kingpin on one side and J. Jonah Jameson turning up the heat in the Daily Bugle, things go from bad to horrible with the introduction of Man-Mountain Marko and Maggia bossman, Silvermane. It’s a Peter Parker pressure cooker that only gets turned up from there! Also featuring battles with Quicksilver, the Shocker, and the Lizard along with an extra-special bonus, the 1968 Stan Lee/Ross Andru Spidey yarn from Marvel Super-Heroes #14.] 
Spider-Man Masterworks 9 (78-87; w Stan Lee; a John Romita Sr., Jim Mooney, John Buscema). [From Marvel Comics: Well tickle my webs and call it time for another offering of the greatest, friendliest, webslingingest super hero of all—the Amazing Spider-Man! The adventures Stan “The Man” and the Jazzy One, John Romita, have in store for you in this ten-spot of tales are enough to make even ol’ J. Jonah Jameson fall in love with Spidey. Well, maybe not, but that means you’ve no competition for a date with the likes of the Prowler in his first appearance; the beautiful Black Widow seen for the first time in her sultry new spy gear; an underworld family in-fight between the Kingpin and the Schemer including Vanessa Fisk’s entrée into Marveldom; and the Chameleon, Electro and the Kangaroo, a poor assemblage that’s always a bridesmaid and never a bride.
It’s not just the most colorful array of villains in comics, of course! There’s melodrama aplenty in the fashion that could only befit poor Peter Parker. See how Mr. Luckless himself handles not only the loss of his powers and glowing Gwen’s fear of Spidey, but how he wiggles his way out of revealing his identity right before Gwen, MJ, and the gang’s very eyes! We’ll be waiting, so don’t forget that corsage, most Fearless Front Facer!] 
Essential Spider-Man 1 (1-20, Amazing Fantasy 15; w Stan Lee; a
Steve Ditko).
Essential Spider-Man 2 (21-43, Annual 2-3; w Stan Lee; a Steve
Ditko, John Romita Sr.).
Essential Spider-Man 3 (44-68; w Stan Lee; John Romita Sr.).
Essential Spider-Man 4 (69-89, Annual 4-5; w Stan Lee; John Romita
Sr.).
Essential Spider-Man 5 (90-113; w Stan Lee; John Romita Sr., Gil
Kane).
Essential Spider-Man 6 (114-137, Giant-Size Super-Heroes
1, Giant-Size Spider-Man 1-2; w Stan Lee, Gerry Conway; a John Romita Sr.,
Ross Andru, Gil Kane). [From Marvel Comics: Dark
days loom as Spider-Man faces adversaries old and new — and learns
that not only does great responsibility come with great power, there must
also come great heartache. This all-new addition to the ESSENTIALS line
features Spider-Man vs. the Hulk in Canada, the deaths of Gwen Stacy and
the Green Goblin, the first appearances of the Man-Wolf and the Punisher
… and the wedding of Doctor Octopus and Aunt May!?]
Essential Spider-Man 7 (138-160, Annual 10, Giant-Size Spider-Man 4-5; w Bill Mantlo, Gerry Conway, Archie Goodwin, Len Wein; a Ross Andru, Sal Buscema and Gil Kane). [From Marvel Comics: Dark days loom as Spider-Man faces adversaries old and new — and learns that not only does great responsibility come with great power, there must also come great heartache. This all-new addition to the ESSENTIALS line features Spider-Man vs. the Hulk in Canada, the deaths of Gwen Stacy and the Green Goblin, the first appearances of the Man-Wolf and the Punisher … and the wedding of Doctor Octopus and Aunt May!?] 
Essential Spider-Man 8 (161-185, Annual 11, Giant-Size Spider-Man
6, Nova 12; w Bill Mantlo, Archie Goodwin, Len Wein, Marv Wolfman, Stan Lee; a Ross Andru,
Sal Buscema, Jim Mooney, Tony DeZuniga, Don Perlin, Larry Lieber). [From Marvel Comics: Spider-Man is as amazing as ever against adversarial alumni like the Lizard and the Kingpin, as well as up-and-coming enemies such as Stegron and Jigsaw – with the lesser-known larcenies of the Big Wheel and the Spider-Squad to fill his spare time! Featuring the first appearances of Rocket Racer and Will O 'the Wisp! Forgotten chapters from the Green Goblin legacy and the Clone Saga! Spider-Man's origin and Peter Parker's college graduation! And J. Jonah Jameson at his best and worst! Guest-starring the Punisher, Nova the Human Rocket, the Human Torch and the X-Men!] 
Spider-Man Visionaries: John Romita Sr. (39-42, 50, 68-69, 108-109;
w Stan Lee; a John Romita Sr.).
Death of the Stacys (88-92, 121-122; w Stan Lee, Gerry Conway; a John Romita Sr., Gil Kane). [From Marvel Comics: Spider-Man’s career has often been shaped by tragedy, but rarely as much as in the story of the Stacys! Two of Spider-Man’s greatest enemies, Doc Ock and the Green Goblin, made comic-book history by killing the wall-crawler’s police-officer mentor, Captain Stacy, and his first true love, Gwen – events that affect the Marvel Universe to this day! Guest-starring Iceman of the X-Men!] 
The Death of Captain Stacy (88-92; w Stan Lee; a John Romita Sr.,
Gil Kane). [From Marvel Comics: An all new classic
Spider-Man collection! Before Peter Parker lost the first great love of
his life Gwen Stacy, her father – a respected former NYPD police officer
and trusted friend to Peter and Spider-Man – fell to one of Spidey’s
greatest foes – Doctor Octopus. Relive or read for the first time one
of the definitive events in the tragic life of Spider-Man!] 
The Death of Gwen Stacy (96-122; Webspinners 1; w Stan Lee; a John
Romita Sr., Gil Kane). [From Marvel Comics: In this
shocking and moving story, the Green Goblin and Spider-Man face off atop
the George Washington Bridge, with Gwen's life hanging in the balance.]
Son of the Goblin (136-137, 312, Spectacular Spider-Man 189, 200;
w Gerry Conway, David Michelinie, J.M. DeMatteis; a Ross Andru, Todd McFarlane,
Sal Buscema). 
Clone Genesis (142-150; w Gerry Conway, Archie Goodwin; a Ross
Andru, Gil Kane).
Spider-Man vs. the Black Cat 1 (194-195, 204-205, 226-227; w Marv Wolfman, David Michelinie, Roger Stern; a Keith Pollard, Pablo Marcos, John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Acrobatic adventures by some of yesteryear’s top names! Is she heroine, criminal or both? What motivates her madcap mischief? That’s for the Black Cat to know and Spider-Man to find out in his first fights with one his most famous femme fatales!] 
Murder by Spider (224-230; w Roger Stern; a John Romita Jr.).
Origin of the Hobgoblin (238,239,244,245,249-251, Spectacular 85; w Roger Stern; a John Romita Jr, Ron Frenz). 
Saga of The Alien Costume (252-259; w Tom DeFalco; a Ron Frenz, Rick Leonardi). 
Spider-Man vs. Venom (298-300, 315-317; w David Michelinie; a Todd McFarlane). [From Marvel Comics: The saga of the alien costume! The alien costume is back - and it hungers for revenge! Spider-Man's sentient substitute costume has done to bitter Daily Globe reporter Eddie Brock what it always wanted to do to the web-spinner - possess him completely! The alien costume and Eddie Brock have become one! And their common goal is to kill the Amazing Spider-Man!] 
Todd McFarlane 1 (298-305; w David Michelinie;
a Todd McFarlane). [From Marvel Comics: After a wildly
popular run on Spider-Man, Todd McFarlane held the single-comic sales record.
He then went on to create the multimedia explosion known as Spawn. Now,
see how it all began.] 
Todd McFarlane 2 (306-314, Spectacular Annual
10; w David Michelinie; a Todd McFarlane). [From
Marvel Comics: In this new volume, Peter Parker’s worst nightmare
comes true, when a mysterious foe kidnaps his new bride, Mary Jane Watson.
Will Spider-Man’s amazing powers be enough to save Mary Jane before
it’s too late? Spider-Man also faces off against a dangerous trio of
villains: the Chameleon, the Lizard and the Green Goblin.]
Todd McFarlane 3 (315-323, 325, 328; w David
Michelinie; a Todd McFarlane). [From Marvel Comics:
After a wildly popular run on Spider-Man, artist Todd McFarlane set a record
for the highest selling single comic book ever – a record that stands
to this day – and later went on to create the multimedia phenomenon
known as Spawn. Now, in this third collection of his best Spider-Man stories,
see how the legend of Spider-Man grew, and the legend of Todd McFarlane
began. Featuring the mega-popular Venom in the stories that turned him into
a comics’ sensation.] 
Assassin-Nation Plot (320-325; w David Michelinie; a Erik Larsen). 
Venom Returns (330-333, 344-347; w David Michelinie; a Erik Larsen, Mark Bagley). 
Return of The Sinister Six (334-339; w David Michelinie; a Erik Larsen). 
Carnage (344-345, 359-363; w David Michelinie; a Erik Larsen, Mark Bagley, Chris Marrinan).
Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge (353-358). [Dialogue
dropped out of p. 22 of issue 354 and p. 1 of issue 357.—JY]
Invasion of The Spider Slayers (368-373; w David Michelinie; a Mark Bagley). 
1 Coming Home (30-35; w J. Michael Straczynski; a John Romita Jr.).
[From Marvel Comics: Peter Parker gets back into the swing of his
life and embarks on a new career, but a sudden encounter with an enigmatic
stranger forever changes the way he looks at himself.] 
2 Revelations (36-39; w J. Michael Straczynski; a John Romita Jr.).
[From Marvel Comics: In the wake of the World Trade Center tragedy,
Spider-Man comes to understand that not all heroes possess great powers.
Meanwhile, Aunt May struggles with her discovery of Peter's greatest secret.]
3 Until the Stars Turn Cold (40-45; w J. Michael Straczynski; a
John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Spider-Man
jets to the West Coast in search of his estranged love, Mary Jane. There,
he'll encounter moronic actors, a very angry Aunt May and not one, but two
Doctor Octopuses.] 
4 The Life and Death of Spiders (46-50; w J. Michael Straczynski;
a John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: In this
collection of Marvel's most popular Spider-Man series, the relationship
of Peter Parker and his estranged wife Mary Jane takes an important turn,
and the two decide whether or not they fit into one another’s lives,
Plus, an introspective Spider-Man ponders the true nature of his powers
and reflects on the moral responsibilities that accompany them…and
realizes there are natural enemies his powers bring him as well!]
5 Unintended Consequences (51-56; w J. Michael Straczynski; a
John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Peter Parker,
the Amazing Spider-Man, and the estranged love-of-his-life, Mary Jane, continue
to deal with the aftermath of the decision that changes their relationship
forever. As Peter deals with matters of the heart, his web-swinging alter
ego faces dangers lurking behind every corner, and calls upon all his astonishing
abilities to make it out alive!] 
6 Happy Birthday (57-58, 500-502; w J. Michael Straczynski; a
John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Peter spends
his birthday as Spidey fighting an inter-dimensional threat that’s
descended on Manhattan. Alongside a who’s who of Marvel Universe guest-stars
— including the FF, Thor, Iron Man, the X-Men’s Cyclops and Dr.
Strange, the battle culminates in a trip through time, where Peter/Spider-Man
meets all of his greatest adversaries like Doctor Octopus and the Green
Goblin, and one very special and unexpected reunion!] 
7 The Book of Ezekiel (503-508; w J. Michael Straczynski, Fiona
Avery; a John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Peter
delves further into the mysterious totemic origin of his powers when the
enigmatic Ezekiel returns! Is he truly Peter’s mentor and ally, or
something much more? Plus: In the aftermath of an interdimensional rift
caused by Spider-Man and Doctor Strange’s battle with Dormammu, a sorceress
of limitless power is set free from years of captivity…and sets forth
on a quest through Manhattan to properly thank the one responsible for it:
the wall-crawler himself! Guest-starring Thor’s ne’er-do-well
stepbrother, Loki!] 
8 Sins Past (509-514; w J. Michael Straczynski; a Mike Deodato
Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Holy! Looks like —
! It can’t be…is it? A stunning new evil emerges to stalk Peter
Parker as the biggest Spider-Man event in years rocks the wall-crawler’s
world! The worst defeat that Peter Parker ever endured — a moment frozen
in the minds of Spider-Man fans everywhere — was supposed to be far
in his past. But now, two villains — ripped, perhaps, directly from
that very moment — have emerged and they threaten to destroy everything
that he holds dear!] 
9
Skin Deep (515-518; w J. Michael Straczynski; a Mike Deodato Jr., Mark
Brooks). [From Marvel Comics: Peter Parker must confront
a former classmate who - like himself - was granted amazing powers during
a science experiment gone awry. But why does he blame Peter for the laboratory
mishap, and just how far will he take his quest for vengeance?] 
10 New Avengers (519-524; w J. Michael Straczynski;
a Mike Deodato Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: Trump Tower
has nothing on Spider-Man! Spinning out of the pages of New Avengers. you
won't believe what the fickle hand of fate has in store for Peter Parker,
Mary Jane and Aunt May.] 
Civil War: Spider-Man (532-538; w J. Michael Straczynski; a Ron Garney). [From Marvel Comics: Life couldn’t be more complicated – or more dangerous – for Peter Parker. After rushing to the aftermath of the Stamford Massacre to offer aid to its victims, Peter travels with Tony Stark to Washington, D.C., and the White House – where the enactment of the Super Human Registration Act appears imminent. As the Marvel Universe braces for the implications of legislation that will forever change the societal status of super heroes, Peter is forced to make an important personal decision – maybe the most important decision of his life. As Civil War tears apart the super hero community, will Spidey stay true to that decision?] 
Back in Black (539-543, FNSM 17-23, Annual 1; w J. Michael Straczynski, Peter David; a Ron Garney, Todd Nauck, Ronan Cliquet, Colleen Doran). [From Marvel Comics: The first of two titanic hardcovers collecting the status-quo-shattering BACK IN BLACK saga! Reeling in the aftermath of CIVIL WAR, Peter Parker has plenty of reasons to consider a change of wardrobe: Black is his state of mind. But the worst is yet to come for Spider-Man! In AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, events are set in motion that will forever change the life of your favorite web-slinger. There IS no going back! In FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN, the secrets of the alternate Uncle Ben are revealed, but not before the Sandman attacks] 
One More Day (544-545, FNSM 24, Sensational 41; w J. Michael Straczynski; a Joe Quesada). [From Marvel Comics: The most-talked about -- and controversial -- comic event of the year, brought to you by J. Michael Straczynski and Joe Quesada! The stakes have never been higher for Peter Parker. At his darkest hours -- and he's had plenty -- Peter has always had one shoulder to lean on, one person who'd remind him who he is, who he was and who he can be. Now, he's about to lose that person. What would he do...what would you do, if you only had "One More Day?"] 3/12/08 
Best of Spider-Man 1 (Amazing 30-36; Tangled
Web 4-6; Peter Parker 36; Ultimate Team-Up 6-8). [From
Marvel Comics: Volume I collects the past year's most critically acclaimed
Spider-Man stories in a hardcover edition, including the web-slinger's reaction
to the most horrific tragedy in New York City's history, the events of September
11th. Also featured in this compilation are appearances by Marvel icons
Daredevil and The Punisher.] Gormuu's
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Best of Spider-Man 2 (Amazing 37-45; Tangled
Web 10-11; Peter Parker 44-47). [From Marvel Comics:
The second volume of Spider-Man's greatest moments picks up where Vol. 1
left off, collecting the best stories from three Spider-Man series: AMAZING
SPIDER-MAN, PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN, and SPIDER-MAN'S TANGLED WEB. Volume
II features stories written by J. Michael Straczynski and Paul Jenkins,
writer of the bestselling ORIGIN!] 
Best of Spider-Man 3 (Amazing 46-58,
500; w J. Michael Straczynski; a
John Romita Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: The latest volume of the
best Spider-Man stories the House of Ideas has to offer presents an entire
year's worth of tales from AMAZING SPIDER-MAN — including the monumental
reconciliation between Peter and Mary Jane, and an interdimensional invasion
that sees Spidey set adrift in the time stream, forced to relive his greatest
battles! Featuring the landmark AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #500, this deluxe hardcover
culminates in one very special, unexpected reunion! Also collects AMAZING
SPIDER-MAN #46-58.] Book of the Week 6/3/04
Best of Spider-Man 4 (Amazing
501-514; w J. Michael Straczynski, Fiona
Avery; a John Romita Jr., Mike Deodato Jr.). [From Marvel Comics: In THE BOOK OF EZEKIEL,
Peter delves further into the mysterious totemic origin of his powers when
his enigmatic mentor returns! He's aided Peter in the past, but is Ezekiel
truly Spider-Man's friend and ally, or something much more? Plus: In the
aftermath of an interdimensional rift caused by Spider-Man and Doctor Strange's
battle with Dormammu, a sorceress of limitless power is set free from years
of captivity…and sets forth on a quest through Manhattan to properly
thank the one responsible for it: the wall-crawler himself! Guest-starring
Thor's ne'er-do-well stepbrother, Loki! In SINS PAST, a stunning new evil
emerges to stalk Peter Parker as the biggest Spider-Man event in years rocks
the wall-crawler's world! The worst defeat that Peter Parker ever endured
- a moment frozen in the minds of Spider-Man fans everywhere - was supposed
to be far in his past. But now, two villains - ripped, perhaps, directly
from that very moment - have emerged and they threaten to destroy everything
that he holds dear!] 
Best of Spider-Man 5 (Amazing 515-524; w J. Michael Straczynski; a Mike Deodato Jr., Mark
Brooks). [From Marvel Comics: In SKIN DEEP, Peter Parker must confront a former classmate who - like himself - was granted amazing powers during a science experiment gone awry. But why does he blame Peter for the laboratory mishap, and just how far will he take his quest for vengeance? And in NEW AVENGERS, Trump Tower has nothing on Spider-Man! Spinning out of the pages of New Avengers, you won't believe what the fickle hand of fate has in store for Peter Parker, Mary Jane and Aunt May! But even as Peter and his family adjust to their great new pad and cool new clique, the hordes of Hydra make a final push to take over the United States! Will the web-head and the New Avengers stop the revitalized Hydra from bringing America to its knees? And if so, at what cost?] (Peter Parker) Spider-Man
Torment (1-5; w & a Todd McFarlane).
Revenge of The Sinister Six (18-23; w & a Erik Larsen). 
1 A Day in the Life (Webspinners 10-12; Peter Parker Spider-Man
vol. 2 20-22, 26; w Paul Jenkins; a Sean Phillips, Mark Buckingham, Joe
Bennett). [From Marvel Comics: Reexamining his life
and role as a costumed crime-fighter, Peter Parker comes to grips with a
great personal loss, explores his friendship with the Human Torch and faces
a deteriorating Sandman.] 
2 One Small Break (27-28, 30-34; w Paul Jenkins; a Mark Buckingham).
[From Marvel Comics: The friendly neighborhood web-slinger's chosen
profession is a series of unrelenting tests, forcing him to ponder how his
life as Peter Parker influences his actions as Spider-Man.] 
4 Trials and Tribulations (35-37; 49-50; w Paul Jenkins; a Mark
Buckingham). [From Marvel Comics: Now a young man,
Peter attempts to live a normal life while facing some of the most powerful
-- and strangest -- villains ever. This volume includes a series of tales,
including a three-parter in which Spider-Man faces off against an enigmatic
new female villain, plus a special extra-length story in which Peter and
Aunt May talk at length about some of the wall-crawler's most dangerous
adventures.] 
3 Return of the Goblin (44-47; w Paul Jenkins; a Humberto Ramos).
[From Marvel Comics: The Green Goblin is back, and Norman Osborn
won't stop until he has the wall-crawler's heart on a silver platter. He's
looking to hurt Spider-Man through his heart—putting everyone Peter
cares for in danger.] 
5 Senseless Violence (51-57; w Zeb Wells; a Francisco Herrera,
Michael O'Hare, Sam Keith & Khary Randolph).Sensational Spider-Man
The Savage Land Saga (13-15; w Todd DeZago; a Mike Wieringo, Richard Case). [From Marvel Comics: The Savage Land - a primeval jungle paradise beneath the Antarctic ice. It is the literal land that time forgot, teeming with dinosaurs and their ilk. Yet, even this unique wonderland is not left untouched by the hand of Man. To this vast, steaming expanse has come the Roxxon Oil Company, an insidious industrial giant whose insatiable thirst for petroleum threatens the Savage Land's very existence. But this lost world has its saviors. Ka-Zar the savage and his wife, Shanna the she-devil call this ancient place home -- and will battle to their dying breath to see it safe. Still, the odds against them are utterly overwhelming until the coming of the wondrous web-spinner himself - The Amazing Spider-Man. But will even his presence be enough to tip the balance against the enormous resources and weaponry commanded by Roxxon? It's a high-stakes struggle and race against time to prevent the lush Jurassic Park from becoming a lifeless Jurassic Pit. Miss it not - and don't forget the mosquito net!] 
Feral (23-27; w Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa; a Angel Medina, Clayton Crain). [From Marvel Comics: Join new creative team Angel Medina (Spawn) – yes, Angel Medina! – and Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (MK 4, NIGHTCRAWLER) as they take everyone’s favorite wall-crawler on a blood-curdling journey into the heart of darkness. Strange changes are coming over Spidey’s animalistic foes – including Dr. Curt Connors, John Jameson and Felicia Hardy – awakening the beast that dwells within them all. Sure, Spidey’s beaten the Lizard, Man-Wolf and the Black Cat before, but they’ve never been more vicious than they are now!] 
Civil War: Peter Parker, Spider-Man (28-34; w Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa; a Angel Medina, Clayton Crain, Sean Chen). [From Marvel Comics: The War has begun, sides have been chosen, and the die has been cast! With the repercussions of recent events in CIVIL WAR spreading across the Marvel Universe, see how every action can have enormous consequences – even in Peter Parker’s life.] 
Peter Parker: Back in Black (35-40, Annual 1, Spider-Man Family 1-2, Back in Black Handbook, Marvel Spotlight: Back in Black; w Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Matt Fraction, Sean McKeever; a Angel Medina, Ramon Bachs, Lee Weeks, Salvador Larroca, Terrell Bobbett). [From Marvel Comics: The second massive hardcover collecting the status-quo-shattering BACK IN BLACK saga! Reeling in the aftermath of CIVIL WAR, Peter Parker has plenty of reasons to consider a change of wardrobe: Black is his state of mind. But the worst is yet to come for Spider-Man! In SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN, as Spider-Man and his family get used to the new status quo...other Spider-Men begin appearing all over the city. Younger, less-experienced versions of our web-spinning hero, causing havoc wherever they go. Who's creating these arachnid dopplegangers and why? And will Peter Parker be able to stop them, and whoever's behind them, before more lives are lost? And in SPIDER-MAN FAMILY, Peter Parker and his supporting cast get all-new, untold tales featuring the original alien symbiote black costume.] Spectacular Spider-Man
Essential Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man
1 (1-31; w Gerry Conway, Archie Goodwin, Jim Shooter, Bill Mantlo, Chris
Claremont & Elliot S. Maggin; a Sal Buscema & Jim Mooney).
[From Marvel Comics: In 1976, backed by popular demand, Marvel launched
PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN — an all-new action series
starring your friendly neighborhood wall-crawler! In these inaugural issues,
never before reprinted in one volume, Spidey faces some of his most fearsome
foes — including Tarantula, Kraven, Lightmaster, Vulture, Hitman, Morbius,
Brother Power, Hate Monger, Beetle and the Enforcers! Guest-starring the
Fantastic Four, Inhumans and Champions!] 
Essential Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man 2 (32-53, Annual 1-2, Amazing Annual 13; w Bill Mantlo, Tom Defalco, Roger Stern, Marv Wolfman, Tony Isabella, Ralph Macchio, Jim Shooter, David Kraft; a Jim Mooney, Frank Springer, Lee Elias, Mike Esposito, Sal Buscema, Chic Stone, John Romita Jr., Mike Zeck, Marie Severin, Steve Leialoha, Al Gordon, Bruce Patterson, Rick Leonardi, Luke McDonnell, John Byrne, Ed Hannigan, Rich Buckler, Jim Sherman, Alan Weiss). [From Marvel Comics: Spectacular isn't just the title as Spider-Man's college years are augmented by authorial and illustrative excellence! Enemies old and new, recurring and rare, line up to teach the web-slinger plenty - but will he become his own worst enemy as the sinister Spider-Lizard? Robots, killer bees, living hallucinations and more! Guest-starring the Human Torch and the White Tiger! Plus: the surprising first appearance of the hero-hater who'll happen into being the Hobgoblin!] 
Essential Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man 3 (32-53, Annual 1-2, Amazing Annual 13; w Roger Stern, Bill Mantlo, David Kraft, Jim Shooter; a Jim Mooney, John Byrne, Ed Hannigan, Greg LaRocque, Bob Hall, Al Milgrom, Rick Leonardi, Rick Magyar, Jim Sherman, Luke McDonnell, Marie Severin, Alan Weiss). [From Marvel Comics:Spider-Man's second long-running series was second to none in action and intrigue! Recurring rogues such as Kraven the Hunter, Electro and Silvermane are joined by the more rarely seen likes of the Ringer, Goldbug and Robot-Master! Plus: the first appearance of Cloak and Daggar! Spider-Man's uneasy allies, Molten Man and Will-O'-the-Wisp! John Jameson as the Man-Wolf! Peter Parker's graduate studies! The Smuggler, the Beetle and Moonstone - all fated to form the Thunderbolts! And the noxious Nitro, harbinger of today's Civil War!] 
The Death of Capt. Jean DeWolff (107-110; w Peter David; a Rich Buckler).Son of the Goblin (189, 200, Amazing 136-137, 312; w Gerry Conway,
David Michelinie, J.M. DeMatteis; a Ross Andru, Todd McFarlane, Sal Buscema).
1 The Hunger (1-5; w Paul Jenkins; a Humberto Ramos).
[From Marvel Comics: Venom's back! One of the most popular Spider-Man
villains of all time returns… deadlier than ever! While Peter Parker
wrestles with feelings of remorse over the injury of his longtime friend,
Flash Thompson, a series of assaults in New York City has left seemingly
unconnected victims in a strange coma. The half-human, half-alien symbiote
known as Venom is on the loose, and seems to be attacking people at random.
But what does he want, and what will it take for Spider-Man to defeat him?]
2 Countdown (6-10; w Paul Jenkins; a Humberto Ramos).
[From Marvel Comics: Spidey’s arch-foe Doctor Octopus is sporting
an updated new look and a new plan to ruin the wall-crawler’s life
once and for all. Doc Ock gives him an ultimatum: for the safe release of
the Palestinian ambassador he’s holding hostage, Spider-Man must reveal
his secret identity to the entire world! International intrigue and web-spinning
action combine as Spider-Man’s newest movie menace ups the ante on
their long-time rivalry.] 
3 Here There Be Monsters (11-14; w Paul Jenkins; a Damion Scott,
Paulo Rivera). [From Marvel Comics: He’s struggled
for years to control the coiled reptile that dwells deep within his heart.
Now, at the end of his rope, one bad day will change Dr. Curt Connors’
life forever — and the Lizard will stalk the streets once more! As
Connors’ self-destructive behavior escalates, Spider-Man must try to
corral his out-of-control friend. But the Lizard may force the wall-crawler
to kill, rather than cure! Plus: On a rooftop in the Bronx sits a sad handicapped
man. A prisoner of his own crippled body, how will a battle between the
wall-crawler and Morbius, the Living Vampire, change his life?] 
4 Disassembled (15-20; w Paul Jenkins; a Michael Ryan, Humberto
Ramos). [From Marvel Comics: Spider-Man's life is
thrown into turmoil as he begins to undergo a shocking transformation —
one that may well leave the web-slinger scarred forever! What is the cause
of this strange mutation — and how does it connect to the troubles
plaguing the Avengers? Betrayed by his body and suffering the painful effects
of his slow transformation from man to arachnid, Spidey must confront the
architect of his metamorphosis — the Queen! But only Captain America
holds the key to her defeat!] 
5 Sins Remembered (23-26; w Samm Barnes; a Scot Eaton).
[From Marvel Comics: Spinning directly out of the events of AMAZING
SPIDER-MAN: SINS PAST, Spider-Man and Sarah, the daughter of Gwen Stacy
and the web-slinger's greatest enemy, embark on a journey of discovery -
one that will take them halfway around the world to Paris, and into the
sights of a mysterious new enemy!] 
6 Final Curtain (21-22, 27; Peter Parker 39-41; w Paul Jenkins; a Mark Buckingham). [From Marvel Comics: Paul Jenkins wraps up his five-year tenure as a Spider-Man writer and brings Spectacular Spider-Man to a close in a moving, self-contained tale that reunites him with artist Mark Buckingham. Plus, two spectacular standalone stories! First up: Ben Grimm's all-night poker games have become legendary among the super-hero set, and for the first time Spider-Man has been asked to join the table! But when the Kingpin unexpectedly deals himself in, the stakes are raised! Can the wall-crawler come out on top in this celebrity poker showdown? Then: Once he was the Mindworm, arch-nemesis of Spider-Man! But now he's a lonely, forlorn beggar, trapped in an infernal triangle of poverty, booze and dementia. How can Peter Parker help his one-time foe - and is Spidey himself responsible for his pitiable condition? And finally, from the pages of Peter Parker: Spider-Man, witness the return of Dr. Octopus in an intense three-part saga!] Spider-Man's Tangled Web
Spider-Man's Tangled Web 1 (1-6; w Garth Ennis, Greg Rucka, Peter
Milligan; a John McCrea, Eduardo Risso, Duncan Fegredo).
[From Marvel Comics: Spider-Man has been operating in New York City
for years and he has touched most of its eight million citizens, each with
a story. It's an entirely different way at looking at Spider-Man, the way
he operates and the world he lives in.] 
Spider-Man's Tangled Web 2 (7-11; w Bruce Jones, Kaare Andrews,
Darwyn Cooke; a Lee Weeks, Kaare Andrews, Darwyn Cooke).
[From Marvel Comics: Today's hottest writers and artists take a hard
look at the shadow Spider-Man casts over his friendly neighborhood and the
people who live in it.] 
Spider-Man's Tangled Web 3 (12-17; w Daniel Way et al; a Leandro
Fernandez et al).
Spider-Man's Tangled Web 4 (18-22; w & a various). [For
complete contents, see Cross-Overs section below.] Marvel Age Spider-Man
1 Spider-Man (1-4; w Daniel Quantz; a Mark Brooks).
[From Marvel Comics: Peter Parker was just a lonely teenager, a nobody,
until fate chose to grant him great power - a power he first squandered
at terrible cost to himself and those he loved. Humbled, this ordinary boy
grew into a man who could never abandon the responsibility that had fallen
upon him. He became Spider-Man, Marvel's most famous superhero. Now, meet
the world-famous wall-crawler and his most menacing villains - the Vulture,
the Tinkerer, Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, Doctor Doom and the Lizard -
in this contemporary revisiting of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's classic tales.
Marvel Age: Spider-Man introduces new and young readers to some of the greatest
stories of the legendary Marvel Universe with dynamic new art and a modern
flair.] 
2 Everyday Hero (5-8; w Todd Dezago & Daniel Quantz; a Mark
Brooks, Jonboy Meyers & Michael O'Hare). [From Marvel
Comics: The Marvel Age of Comics continues! This time around, Spidey
meets his match against such classic villains as Electro and the Lizard,
and faces the return of one of his first foes: the Vulture! Plus: Spider-Man
vs. the Living Brain, Peter Parker's fight with Flash Thompson, and the
wall-crawler tackles the high-flying Human Torch!] 
3 Swingtime (9-12; w Todd Dezago & Mike Raicht; a Patrick Scherberger,
Logan Lubera, Valentine De Landro & Derec Aucoin). [From
Marvel Comics: The fledgling wall-crawler reaches a crucial turning
point in his young life as the diabolical Doctor Octopus makes his long-awaited
return! Plus: the first appearances of the Enforcers and Mysterio! And learn
why J. Jonah Jameson really hates Spider-Man!]
4 The Goblin Strikes (13-16; w Todd Dezago & Mike Raicht; a
Gus Vazquez, Jamal Igle, Shane Davis). [From Marvel Comics:
It's the web-slinger's first run in with his greatest foe! Who is the Green
Goblin and what does he want with our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man?
And where does the Hulk fit in? Plus: The world's greatest big-game hunter
has come to New York City to stalk his latest prey. Will Spider-Man be up
to the challenge? And it's a battle under the Big Top as the wall-crawler
and Daredevil, the Man Without Fear, use their acrobatic skills to defeat
the Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime!] 
5 Spidey Strikes Back Vol. 1 (17-20; w Todd Dezago & Mike Raicht;
a Logan Lubera, Valentine De Landro). [From Marvel Comics:
Is Spider-Man throwing in the towel? Tired of saving the day and getting
no respect, Spider-Man considers taking a break from his super-hero duties,
which leaves the city wide open for the likes of the Sandman and the Enforcers!
Will Spidey let it all go to pot, or will he step up to the plate and take
one for the team? Also featuring the Human Torch and Marvel Age’s newest
villains: the Scorpion and the Beetle!] 
Spider-Man/Dr. Octopus 1: Out of Reach (5-issue mini; w Colin Mitchell;
a Derec Aucoin, Rob Stull, Derek Fridolfs, Keron Grant, Scott Elmer).
[From Marvel Comics: Spidey and Doc Ock are at it again! Whiz kid
Brigham Fontaine was once Peter Parker's brightest student. Now, he's teamed
up with Doctor Octopus and is living a life of crime. Can Spider-Man outsmart
this brainy duo and get Brigham back on this side of the good guys?] 
1 The Sinister Six (1-4; w Kitty Fross & Erica
David; a Patrick Scherberger). [From Marvel Comics:
What separates the super-villains from just plain old villains? When they
escape from prison, regular villains might lay low for a while and enjoy
the sweetness of freedom. But not a super-villain like Doctor Octopus -
the minute he's free, he's gathering up the most dangerous crew ever assembled:
the Vulture, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Sandman and Mysterio! And they've
all got one thing on their minds: bringing down Spider-Man once and for
all! Also, catch the story that started it all: the origin and Spider-Man!
Plus: the return of the Human Torch!] 
2 Power Struggle (5-8; w Sean McKeever; a Patrick Scherberger). [From Marvel Comics: The all-ages action continues. It's wall-to-wall mayhem in the Mighty Marvel Manner when Patrick Scherberger is joined by new Adventures writer Sean McKeever to deliver all-original tales of everybody's favorite teenage wall-crawler.] 
3 Doom with a View (9-12; w Sean McKeever; a Mike Norton). [From Marvel Comics: Rising-star artist Mike Norton joins his GRAVITY cohort, Eisner Award-winning writer Sean McKeever, for the all-new, all-ages, all-action fun! Guest-starring Doctor Doom and the Fantastic Four!] 
4 Concrete Jungle (13-16; w Zeb Wells; a Patrick Scherberger). [From Marvel Comics: All-new, all-ages, all-action fun featuring the Mad Thinker, the Chameleon, the Black Cat and Doc Ock!] 
5 Monsters on the Prowl (17-20; w Peter David; a Mike Norton). [From Marvel Comics: All-new, all-ages, all-action fun featuring Werewolf by Night, Man-Thing, Fin Fang Foom and Frankenstein’s Monster! Guest-starring Hawkeye!] 
6 The Black Costume (21-24; w Fred Van Lente; a Michael O'Hare, Cory Hamscher). [From Marvel Comics: All-new, all-ages, all-action fun featuring the Tinkerer, Green Goblin, the Hobgoblin, the Sandman and Venom! Plus: Don’t miss the senses-shattering debut of Spidey’s new “smart stealth” black costume!] 
7 Secret Identity (25-28; w Chris Kipiniak; a Patrick Scherberger). [From Marvel Comics: All-new, all-ages, all-action fun featuring the Circus of Crime, Night Thrasher, Jester and the Green Goblin! Plus: Can the web-slinger survive a close encounter of the Spider-Slayer kind?] 
8 Forces of Nature (29-32; w Peter David; a Pop Mhan).
[From Marvel Comics: All-new, all-ages, all-action fun featuring the Grey Gargoyle and – glub blub blub blub – HYDRO-MAN!!!!!!! Plus, it will be awfully hard for our resident Wall-Crawler to crawl said walls when Whirlwind’s blowin’ ‘em down!] 
Volume 1 (1-8; w Kitty Fross & Erica David, Sean McKeever; a Patrick Scherberger). [From Marvel Comics: What separates the super-villains from just plain old villains? When they escape from prison, regular villains might lay low for a while and enjoy the sweetness of freedom. But not a super-villain like Doctor Octopus – the minute he’s free, he’s gathering up the most dangerous crew ever assembled: the Vulture, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Sandman and Mysterio! And they’ve all got one thing on their minds: bringing down Spider-Man once and for all! Also, catch the story that started it all: the origin and Spider-Man! Plus: the return of the Human Torch, the villainy of the Scorpion and more!] Marvel Age Spider-Man Team-Up
1 A Little Help from My Friends (1-5; w Todd Dezago;
a Valentine De Landro, Shane Davis, Michael O’Hare, Lou Kang, Jonboy
Meyers & Ron Lim). [From Marvel Comics: Spidey
joins forces with Storm of the X-Men vs. a mysterious mutant who can steal
powers; the Fantastic Four vs. Mole Man in an environmental special; the
most popular X-Man of all, Wolverine; and Iron Man vs. M.O.D.O.K.!] Marvel Age Mary Jane
1 Circle of Friends (Digest; 1-4; w Sean McKeever; a Takeshi Miyazawa).
[From Marvel Comics: Whether she's going to school or hanging out
with her friends at the Coffee Bean, Mary Jane Watson is always the life
of the party. But what no one knows is that this gorgeous redhead's exuberant
personality is a shell designed to make her forget about life's harsh realities.
From her social life to her undying interest in becoming an actress to her
crush on that costumed crime-fighter who swings along the New York City
rooftops, it's clear that Mary Jane just wants to escape. Join MJ, Harry
Osborn, Liz Allen, Flash Thompson and Harry's nerdy friend, Peter Parker,
as they experience the thrilling highs and the crushing lows of high-school
existence in this new teen drama!] 
2 Homecoming (Digest; 4-issue mini; w Sean McKeever; a Takeshi Miyazawa). [From Marvel Comics: Thanks to overwhelming fan support, everyone's favorite redhead is back! After some bumps in the road, it seems MJ is finally over Spider-Man and excited to go to Homecoming with her boyfriend, Harry Osborn. But unless Harry's dad sees an improvement in his son’s slipping grades, Harry can forget about ever seeing Mary Jane again. Add to this the fact that Liz Allen thinks best friend MJ and boyfriend Flash Thompson are fooling around behind her back, and you've got a recipe for the worst Homecoming ever! Pick up the newest installment in Marvel’s most mischievous melodrama, and discover why Entertainment Weekly featured this electric teen drama in its Must List!] 
1 Super Crush (Digest; 1-5; w Sean McKeever; a Takeshi Miyazawa). [From Marvel Comics: Because YOU demanded it, the highly acclaimed drama featuring the life of a teenage Mary Jane Watson returns! And this time, she’s got some friendly neighborhood backup! With her circle of friends and recent relationship left in disrepair, MJ is on the market once again! But who will she choose to be the next object of her affections: Peter Parker, her bookish-but-sweet tutor and newly-minted friend; or that dangerous, exciting crimefighter in red and blue tights, Spider-Man? Stick with Eisner Award-winner Sean McKeever and superstar artist Takeshi Miyazawa to find out!] 
2 The New Girl (Digest; 6-10; w Sean McKeever; a Valentine De Landro, Takeshi Miyazawa). [From Marvel Comics: There’s a new girl at Midtown High. Her name’s Gwen Stacy, and she has her sights set on Peter Parker! What’s a lovesick Mary Jane to do? Plus: Mary Jane Watson wasn’t always the girl she is today. How did she become the sort of person to push her problems away rather than face them? And how is it that Peter Parker, Spider-Man and Spidey’s origin itself all play pivotal roles? See the birth of the greatest modern super hero like you’ve never seen it before!] 
3 My Secret Life (Digest; 11-15; w Sean McKeever; a Takeshi Miyazawa). [From Marvel Comics: The series SpiderFan.org’s Patrick Gadrow calls “a breath of fresh air” continues! You’ve watched Mary Jane’s life progress through her eyes, now take a look at her through the eyes of her supporting cast. What do they think of her, especially now that she’s...changed? And what does this change mean for her relationship with Peter Parker? Plus: Gwen Stacy has a problem with Peter, and MJ has a secret.] 
4 Still Friends (Digest; 16-20; w Sean McKeever; a David Hahn). [From Marvel Comics: Team MJ welcomes new series artist David Hahn (Robin, Fables)! In the
aftermath of recent shocking revelations, what's the story between Mary
Jane and Peter? Between Peter and Gwen? Oh, who cares?! Is that
Firestar?! What's the second most awesome redhead in the world got
planned for Spidey this time?] 
Volume 1 (Mary Jane 1-4, Homecoming 1-4, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane 1-5; w Sean McKeever; a Takeshi Miyazawa). [From Marvel Comics: This deluxe hardcover collects the first 13 installments of Marvel’s most mischievous melodrama, as featured in Entertainment Weekly's Must List! Whether she's going to school or hanging out with her friends at the Coffee Bean, Mary Jane Watson is always the center of attention. But what no one knows is that this gorgeous redhead's exuberant personality is a shell designed to make her forget about life's harsh realities. From her social life to her undying interest in becoming an actress to her crush on that costumed crime-fighter who swings along the New York City rooftops, it's clear Mary Jane just wants to escape. Join MJ, Harry Osborn, Liz Allen, Flash Thompson and Harry's nerdy friend, Peter Parker, as they experience the thrilling highs and the crushing lows of high-school existence in this electric teen drama!] Marvel Knights Spider-Man
1 Down Among the Dead Men (1-4; w Mark Millar; a Terry Dodson).
[From Marvel Comics: The powerhouse creative team of Mark Millar
and Terry Dodson bring you a hyper-realistic, action-packed look at Spider-Man
— as you've never seen him before! A mysterious villain has discovered
Spider-Man's secret identity... and is using the information to slowly destroy
everything and everyone that Peter Parker cares about. But how far will
Spider-Man go to protect the people he loves? Is he willing to cross a boundary
we thought we'd never see him cross? Featuring Spider-Man’s most fearsome
foes and avenging allies!] 
2 Venomous (5-8; w Mark Millar; a Terry Dodson, Frank Cho).
[From Marvel Comics: As Spider-Man continues to search for Aunt May,
things go from bad to worse for the wall-crawler! Everyone’s favorite
symbiote, Venom, is back — as only Millar and Dodson could envision
him. Hold on to your spit, there’s a beatdown coming for at least one
guy with a spider on his chest! Featuring Black Cat, Venom, Doctor Octopus
and the X-Men!] 
3
The Last Stand (9-12; w Mark Millar; a Terry Dodson).
[From Marvel Comics: In the conclusion to the MARVEL KNIGHTS SPIDER-MAN
super-story, the identity of Aunt May's abductor is finally revealed. But
is that the villain who really pulls the strings? Things heat up as Spidey
and the Black Cat face off against the might of the Sinister Twelve. HOLY
COW, TRUE BELIEVERS! DID WE SAY TWELVE? Even with the tough-as-nails Black
Cat by his side, how can the web-slinger possibly defeat twelve of the most
powerful super-villains on the planet? The roller-coaster ride that is MARVEL
KNIGHTS SPIDER-MAN picks up speed, riding a corkscrew to its conclusion!]
4 Wild Blue Yonder (13-18; w Reginald Hudlin; a
Billy Tan, Steve McNiven). [From Marvel Comics: Hollywood
heavyweight Reginald Hudlin has already brought you his vision for Black
Panther. Now, he's teaming up with red-hot artist Billy Tan to shake up
everyone's favorite web-slinger by turner Peter Parker's life upside down.
He's got an incredible new pad (you won't believe where), a new job and
-- although he doesn't know it -- a new nemesis who's everythng Peter isn't.
But first Spider-Man's got to deal with a more pressing problem -- a shape-shifting
super-villain who's developed a nasty habit ... and will do anything to
feed it. And wait -- who's that hitting on Mary Jane?] 
Volume 1 (1-12; w Mark Millar;
a Terry Dodson, Frank Cho). [From Marvel Comics:
This deluxe hardcover collects the entire MARVEL KNIGHTS SPIDER-MAN super-story by the powerhouse creative team of Mark Millar, Terry Dodson and Frank Cho -- plus a web-load of amazing extras! A mysterious villain has discovered the wall-crawler’s secret identity...and is using the information to slowly destroy everything and everyone that Peter Parker cares about. But how far will Spider-Man go to protect the people he loves? Is he willing to cross a boundary we thought we’d never see him cross? Featuring Spider-Man’s most fearsome foes and avenging allies!] Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
1 Derailed (5-10; w Peter David; a Mike Wieringo, Roger Cruz). [From Marvel Comics: Hold onto your webs, spider-fan! A major character from Peter Parker’s past returns! Meanwhile, is that the Hobgoblin terrorizing the skies? And if so, how is he connected to the shocking changes in Spider-Man’s life? Continuity fans better break out their back issues, because both Spidey’s past and future will change when an old (and unexpected) foe executes his master plan! Plus: Presenting “Weblog,” an off-beat Spidey tale that starts at the very beginning of Spider-Man’s career and goes all the way through to the distant future...as seen through the eyes of a woman who is convinced that the web-slinger has been stalking her her entire life. And finally, think Spider-Man doesn’t have to worry about death anymore, having escaped its grasp in “The Other”? Think again, as – years after his origin – Spider-Man finds himself back in the ring, squaring off against a masked wrestler whose name literally means “Death”...and for good reason!] 
2 Mystery Date (11-16; w Peter David; a Todd Nauck). [From Marvel Comics:As the groundbreaking events of CIVIL WAR erupt across the Marvel Universe, the shockwaves are being felt everywhere! The consequences of Spider-Man’s allegiances have culminated in the ultimate showdown...with Flash Thompson!? Plus: the shocking return of Mysterio!] Cross-Over Collections
Best of Spider-Man 1 (Amazing 30-36; Tangled
Web 4-6; Peter Parker 36; Ultimate Team-Up 6-8). [Supersize
hardcover; no trade as of yet. From Marvel Comics: Volume I collects
the past year's most critically acclaimed Spider-Man stories in a hardcover
edition, including the web-slinger's reaction to the most horrific tragedy
in New York City's history, the events of September 11th. Also featured
in this compilation are appearances by Marvel icons Daredevil and The Punisher.]
Gormuu's
page. Best of Spider-Man 2 (Amazing 37-45; Tangled
Web 10-11; Peter Parker 44-47). [Supersize hardcover; no
trade as of yet. From Marvel Comics: The second volume of Spider-Man's
greatest moments picks up where Vol. 1 left off, collecting the best stories
from three Spider-Man series: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN,
and SPIDER-MAN'S TANGLED WEB. Volume II features stories written by J. Michael
Straczynski and Paul Jenkins, writer of the bestselling ORIGIN!]
Beginning with Volume 3, Best of SPider-Man is exclusively Amazing Spider-Man
reprints; see above.
Birth of Venom (Secret Wars 8 [2 pages], Amazing 252-259, 298 [1 page], 299 [2 pages], 300, 315-317, Annual 10 [2? pages], Fantastic Four 274, Web of Spider-Man 1, Spectacular 100 [4? pages]; w Jim Shooter, Tom DeFalco, John Byrne, Louise Simonson, David Michelinie; a Mike Zeck, Ron Frenz, Rick Leonardi, John Byrne, Greg Larocque, Todd McFarlane). [From Marvel Comics: The Beyonder's Battleworld might seem a strange place to get new threads, but it's Spider-Man who becomes unraveled when his shape-changing costume attempts to darken his life as well as his fashion sense! But ridding himself of his riotous raiment proves an even greater mistake when its alien enmity bonds with mortal madness to form our hero's most dedicated decimator! Plus: the first appearances of Puma and the Rose! Mary Jane Watson's startling secret! And the debut of the battling...Bag-Man!? Guest-starring the Black Cat, the Fantastic Four and more!] 
The Complete Frank Miller Spider-Man (Spectacular
27-28; Amazing Annual 14-15; Marvel Team-Up 100, Annual 4).
[Supersize hardcover. From Marvel Comics: One of the world's most
acclaimed comic-book creators take son one of the world's most popular icons!
He brought Batman back to his grim-and-gritty roots. He delivered Daredevil
from the brink of cancellation. But before Frank Miller found fame writing
and drawing the Dark Knight and the Man Without Fear - before he was named
"It Cartoonist" by Entertainment Weekly - he got his start on
Spider-Man! Best known for the hard-edged crime saga Sin City, his history-making
reinterpretation of Batman in The Dark Knight Returns and two classic runs
on Daredevil, Miller collaborated with a legion of legendary Marvel writers
and artists to craft some of the most memorable Spider-Man stories of all
time:
- A temporarily sightless Spidey teams with Daredevil, blind himself, in Miller's first work on both characters!
- Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, Earth's Sorceror Supreme, double-team the Dread Dormammu!
- The web-slinger joins forces with the fabled Fantastic Four, the greatest team of adventurers ever assembled!
- Spider-Man, Moon Knight, Iron Fist, Daredevil and Luke Cage clash with the impossibly persuasive Purple Man!
- Finally, our friendly neighborhood hero has his hands full with Doctor Octopus, tentacled terror, and the Punisher, scourge of the underworld!]
The Cosmic Adventures (Amazing 327-329, Spectacular 158-160, Web
of Spider-Man 59-61). [Leaves out pp. 5-6 and 11 from Amazing
#327, and one page from Amazing #329. Leaves out pp.11-12 of Spectacular
#158, four pages of #159, and 2 pages of #160. Leaves out p.5 of Web #60,
and pp.7-8 and 13 and portions of pp.11-12 and 21-22 from Web #61. Dr. Doom's
dialogue on p.22 of Web #102 has been altered.—JY] 
Fantastic Four/Spider-Man Classic (Amazing 1,
Spectacular 42, Fantastic Four 218, Marvel Team-Up 100, 132-133, Untold
Tales of Spider-Man '96; w Stan Lee, Bill Mantlo, Chris Claremont, J.M.
Dematteis & Kurt Busiek; a Steve Ditko, Mike Zeck, Frank Miller, John
Byrne, Sal Buscema & Mike Allred). [From Marvel Comics:
Marvel movie stars past and present unite in a series of senses-shattering
slugfests for the ages! At the dawn of the Marvel Age, Spider-Man meets
the Fantastic Four as the Chameleon strikes! Also featuring a battle royal
with the Frightful Four! The first appearance of the future New Mutant known
as Karma! The villainy of Dr. Doom! A date with Invisible Girl! When comics’
first family and everybody’s friendly neighborhood wall-crawler get
together, chaos is sure to ensue!] 
Identity Crisis (Amazing 434-435, Sensational 27-28, Spectacular 257-258, Spider-Man 91-92; w Tom DeFalco, J. M. DeMatteis, Howard Mackie, Todd DeZago, Glenn Greenberg; a Joe Bennett, Luke Ross, John Romita Jr., Mike Wieringo). 
Kraven's Last Hunt (Amazing 393-294; Spectacular 131-132; Web of
Spider-Man 32-33). [From Marvel Comics: Kraven the
Hunter has stalked and killed every animal known to man. But there is one
beast that has eluded him. One quarry that has not only eluded him, but
has mocked him at every turn. His prey: the wall-crawling vigilante known
as Spider-Man. And to prove that he is the web-slinger's master, he will
pull on his costume and become him... after he shoots and buries him six
feet under.] New Marvel Premiere Hardcover edition coming. 
Maximum Carnage (Amazing 378-380; Spectacular 201-203; Spider-Man
35-37; Spider-Man Unlimited 1-2; Web of Spider-Man 101-103; w Tom DeFalco, Terry Kavanagh, J. M. DeMatteis, David Michelinie; a Ron Lim, Alex Saviuk, Mark Bagley, Tom Lyle, Sal Buscema). [Collects
only the first story from Unlimited 1, and only the first two stories from
Unlimited 2. Leaves out p.1 from Spectacular 201, p. 1 from Spectacular
203, and p. 1 from Web 102. Morbius' dialogue on pp. 2-4 of Web 102 has
been altered.—JY] 
The Other: Evolve or Die (Super-size hardcover; Amazing 525-528, Marvel Knights 19-22, Friendly Neighborhood 1-4; w Peter David, Reginald Hudlin, J. Michael Straczynski; a Pat Lee, Mike Wieringo, Mike Deodato). [From Marvel Comics: This deluxe hardcover collects the startling super story that turned
the wall-crawler's world upside down, uniting the creative talents
behind all three Spider-Man titles! Haunted by unsettling dreams.
Disturbed by a growing sense of dread. Convinced that people are out to
get him. Spidey faces his biggest threat yet - a foe so insidious that
he can't hope to handle it alone. With friends like Reed Richards,
Stephen Strange and Hank Pym, he won't have to. But can even the
world's greatest minds change the course of fate? And if they could,
would they dare? Having finally accepted his fate, Peter Parker decides
to put the red and blue tights in the closet and spend some quality
time with Aunt May and MJ. But Morlun's got other plans - and this
time, there's no Ezekiel to help the web-slinger. Sit down for this
one, True Believer - you've never seen a fight quite like this, as
Peter faces the one foe he's never defeated! Beaten to the edge of
death, hovering in a place short of heaven or hell, Spidey is about to
embark on a journey unlike anything he's ever experienced. If he's
going to have any hope to thwart Morlun's obscene mission, then he's
got two choices: Evolve or die...!] 
Revelations (Amazing 418; Peter Parker 75; Sensational 11; Spectacular
240). [Contains 14 new story pages.—JY] 
Revenge of the Green Goblin (Peter Parker vol. 2 25; Revenge of the Green Goblin 1-3 [w Roger Stern; a Ron Frenz]). [From Marvel Comics: It was no day at the beach when criminal Flint Marko was mutated into one of Marveldom's most versatile villains and began a career of kicking sand in our favorite heroes' faces! Some of the best battles between Sandman, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the Hulk are collected here in commemoration of his gritty film debut!] 
Saga of the Sandman (Amazing Spider-Man 4, 18-19, Fantastic Four 61, Incredible Hulk 138, Marvel Team-Up 1, Marvel Two-In-One 86, Untold Tales of Spider-Man 3; w Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Tom DeFalco, Kurt Busiek; a Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Herb Trimpe, Ross Andru, Ron Wilson, Pat Olliffe). [From
Marvel Comics: The Green Goblin has resurfaced following a lengthy absence—seemingly
in full comman of his sanity, and again striking at Spider-Man through those
closest to him.] 
Spider-Man and the Uncanny X-Men (Amazing 92; Marvel Team-Up 150,
Annual 1; Spectacular 197-199; Uncanny X-Men 28, 35). [Collects
only p. 12 from Uncanny X-Men #28. Leaves out at least one panel of ASM
92, possibly more. Leaves out p. 1 of Spectacular 198, and only collects
pp. 2-6 of Spectacular 199.—JY] Spider-Man's Tangled Web 4 (Tangled Web 18-22; Peter Parker 42-43).
[From Marvel Comics: What's it like to live in a world where Spider-Man
swings overhead? Find out as some of the comic book industry's most unique
creators explore various city-dwellers, both super-powered and not, whose
lives are changed when the wall-crawler leaps into their lives.]
Spider-Man: The Movie Adaptation with Bonus Material (Ultimate Spider-Man 8, Peter Parker: Spider-Man 35, Spider-Man's Tangled Web 10; w Paul Jenkins, Stan Lee, Brian Michael Bendis, David Koepp, Kaare Andrews; a Mark Buckingham, Wayne Faucher, Mark Farmer, Alan Davis, Mark Bagley, Kaare Andrews). [From Marvel Comics: What's it like to live in a world where Spider-Man swings overhead? Find out as some of the comic book industry's most unique creators explore various city-dwellers, both super-powered and not, whose lives are changed when the wall-crawler leaps into their lives.] Experience the official Marvel adaptation of the most highly anticipated comic-book movie of all time - written by the legendary Stan Lee and illustrated by the incomparable Alan Davis! The radioactive bite of a genetically altered arachnid… the fatal mistake of a timid teenager... the cautionary words of an old man... the untimely emergence of the grotesque, ghoulish Green Goblin... Witness the birth of a legend when power, responsibility and circumstance conspire to cast shy, self-centered high-school student Peter Parker as the wisecracking, web-slinging superhero known to the world as Spider-Man!]
Spider-Man 2: The Movie Adaptation (Amazing 50, Ultimate 14-15; w Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa; a Staz Johnson, Ron Lim, Pat Olliffe).
Spider-Man Visionaries: Roger Stern 1 (Amazing 206; Spectacular 43-52, 54; w Roger Stern, Marv Wolfman; a John Byrne, Mike Zeck, Steve Leialoha, Marie Severin, John Romita Jr., Rick Leonardi). [From Marvel Comics: Roger Stern sets his stamp on Spider-Man and his supporting cast with a collection of costumed criminals, would-be alien abductors, and gangsters both local and imported! Featuring new enemies, old enemies and the fall of a hero! A new Prowler unmasked and an old secret revealed! Guest-starring the White Tiger and the Smuggler, later Atlas of the Thunderbolts!] 
Spider-Man vs. Silver Sable (Amazing 265, 279-281; Spectacular 128-129; w Tom DeFalco, Peter David; a Ron Frenz, Brett Bredding, Alan Kupperberg, Rick Leonardi). [From Marvel Comics: He's a wall-crawling wonder; she's a mercenary marvel. Together they -- well, get on each other's nerves, mostly -- but they make a great team, as long as they're not matching blows and ideologies themselves. See their lives intertwine both in shared adventures and apart, while Silver herself squares off against that hot-head Hobgoblin-to-be, Jack O'Lantern. Plus: the gathering of the Sinister Syndicate and the reformation of Sandman. Guest-starring Daredevil and the Black Cat.] 
Wizard Best of Spider-Man (Amazing 229-232,
248; Spectacular 107-110; w Roger Stern, Peter David; a John Romita Jr.,
Rich Buckler, Ron Frenz). [From Wizard: You asked
for it and by a special arrangement with Marvel Comics, Wizard delivers
you our Top 10 Spider-Man Comics of all time in one special hardcover volume.
Return to the magic of these timeless tales starring Spider-Man: - NOTHING
STOPS THE JUGGERNAUT from Amazing Spider-Man #229-#230 by Roger Stern and
John Romita, Jr. sees Spider-Man take on one of the X-Men’s greatest
rogues and refuses to give up against a foe he can't possibly beat. - HYDE
IN PLAIN SIGHT from Amazing Spider-Man #231-#232, also by Stern and Romita
Jr., features a wounded Spidey, stuck protecting Cobra from the vengeance
of super-strong Hyde across the rooftops of Manhattan. - THE DEATH OF JEAN
DeWOLFF from Spectacular Spider-Man #107-#110 by Peter David and Rich Buckler
features a guest appearance by Daredevil and clarifies the differences between
the two heroes. - THE KID WHO COLLECTS SPIDER-MAN from Amazing Spider-Man
#248 by Stern and Ron Frenz is one of the most popular Spidey stories of
all time. It's about a kid who collected everything about Spider-Man—from
news clippings to bullets shot at him. But there's more to this boy than
it seems, and in the dramatic climax, Spidey does something he'd never done
before. - In addition to the 10 influential issues contained in this landmark
volume, this hardcover will also feature exclusive behind-the-scenes commentary
from Stan Lee along with a new introduction by Ultimate Spider-Man writer
Brian Michael Bendis. This historic event is completed with a new stunning
Spidey cover by artist Mike Mayhew and additional new artwork by Ultimate
X-Men artist David Finch featuring every incarnation of Spidey ever done!
(Even Peter Porker the Spider-Ham!)] One-shots/Minis
Blue (6-issue mini; w Jeph Loeb; a Tim Sale). [From Marvel Comics: "It's about remembering someone so important to me I was going to spend the rest of my life with her." What Peter Parker didn't know was that meant Gwen Stacy would only get to spend the rest of her life with him. This is the story of how they fell in love. Or, more appropriately, how they almost didn't fall in love. Welcome to Spider-Man's life. Bad before good. It's kind of amazing. So, in order to get the girl of his dreams, he'll have to run the gauntlet of the Green Goblin, the Rhino, two Vultures and mysterious man in the shadows controllling it all. Join the Eisner Award-winning team of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale (Superman For All Seasons, Batman: The Long Halloween and Daredevil: Yellow) in the story about Spider-Man's first love, Gwen Stacy. Highlighted by the introduction of Mary Jane Watson, it is a critical moment in Spider-Man's life when everything was just coming together...only to fall apart. Included in this special hardbound edition is a special sketchbook section of Sale's original artwork, with commentary from both the artist and writer. As an added bonus, it features an introduction from John Romita Sr., the legendary Spider-Man artist who, among other things, first drew Mary Jane Watson.] Gormuu's page. 
Breakout (5-issue mini; w Tony Bedard; a Manuel Garcia). [From Marvel Comics: The New Avengers
riot hits here. The jailbreak of the century causes more havoc in the Marvel
U as a flood of the most dangerous villains on the planet pours into the
streets of New York City! And caught between two warring cliques of escaped
convicts is everyone's favorite web-slingers.] 
Daredevil/Spider-Man: Usual Suspects (4-issue mini; w Paul Jenkins; a Phil Winslade, Tom Palmer). [From Marvel Comics: Spider-Man and Daredevil are friends. Spider-Man knows that Daredevil is the blind lawyer Matt Murdock, whose other senses were heightened as the result of a freak childhood accident. And Daredevil knows that Spider-Man is Peter Parker, who gained his amazing abilities from an irradiated spider bite. Both Spider-Man and Daredevil have their fair share of laughable fores: Stilt-Man, Gladiator, the Owl, Copperhead. But no one is laughing anymore. Something has happened to these enemies—something terrible and diabolical, transforming them into icons of darkness. Now Spider-Man and Daredevil find themselves caught at the crossroads of their vengeance, forced into the position of protecting the Kingpin of Crime from an enemy they never could have imagined.] 
Deadly Foes of Spider-Man (4-issue mini; w Danny Fingeroth; a Al Milgrom, Kerry Gammill).
Fairy Tales (4-issue mini; w C. B. Cebulski, Mindy Owens; a Ricardo Tercio, Niko Henrichson, Kei Kobyashi, Nick Dragotta). [From Marvel Comics: In the tradition of X-Men Fairy Tales, Marvel makes its move on melding more modern myths -- this time starring everybody's favorite wall-crawler! Featuring all-new interpretations of Little Red Riding Hood, Anansi the Spider-God, Tsuchigumo the Japanese Spider Spirit and Cinderella. Find out just how fun fairy tales can be... Marvel style!] 
Fear Itself (OGN; w Gerry Conway & Stan Lee; a Ross Andru).
The Hobgoblin Lives (3-issue mini; w Roger Stern; a Ron Frenz). 
Hooky (OGN; w Susan K. Putney; a Bernie Wrightson).
House of M: Spider-Man (5-issue mini; w Mark Waid;
a Salvador Larroca). [From Marvel Comics: Meet Spider-Man
-- hero to the people, champion of the weak and opposed ... and World Wrestling
Alliance Championship Titleholder? Peter Parker has it all: respect, fame
and the adoration of all. But he also has a deep, destructive secret that
he keeps fromthe world and from his family -- one that could well unravel
the reality he knows.]
The Lost Years (3-issue mini).
Made Men (OGN; w Howard Mackie; a Norman Felchle). [From Marvel Comics: The city's Underworld has fragmented. Numerous ganglords jealously guard their turf. But now, an enormous shadow is cast over the criminal element as one man returns to unite the factions under his iron rule… A man whose potent presence will change the power relationships in New York from City Hall to the city streets... The most formidable force of evil the Mob has ever spawned -- Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin!] 
Parallel Lives (OGN; w Gerry Conway; a Alex Saviuk).
Quality of Life (4-issue mini; w Greg Rucka; a Scott Christian
Sava). [From Marvel Comics: When a corrupt corporation
blocks Dr. Curt Conners' bid to help cure his cancer-stricken wife, his
only hope for curing Martha might involve unleashing the monster within—the
Lizard.] 
Reign (4-issue mini; w & a Kaare Andrews). [From Marvel Comics: A searing vision of Spider-Man’s future, brought to you by superstar Kaare Andrews (Incredible Hulk). They finally did it. Kicked them to the curb. The “capes and tights” crowd -- there’s no place for them in the Big Apple anymore. Peter Parker? He can’t even remember what it was like to don the red and blue and swing through the night sky. Doesn’t want to, anyway. After all, there’s nothing left to fight for, is there? That is until an old “friend” appears on Peter’s doorstep, bearing a package and a message -- and everything changes. If it’s not Peter’s responsibility, then whose is it?] Revenge of the Green Goblin (3-issue mini + PP 25; w Roger Stern; a Ron Frenz). [From Marvel Comics: The Green Goblin has resurfaced following a lengthy absence—seemingly in full comman of his sanity, and again striking at Spider-Man through those closest to him.] 
Spider-Man Adventures (Spider-Man Adventures 1-5; w Nelson Yomtov; a Alex Saviuk). 
Spider-Man/Black Cat: Evil That Men Do (6-issue mini; w Kevin Smith; a Terry Dodson). [From Marvel Comics: The mysterious disappearance of an old friend brings Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, to New York in search of answers, and a certain web-slinging ex-lover of hers is following the same trail. How long will it take before they do some...catching up? ]
Spider-Man/Dr. Octopus: Negative Exposure (5-issue mini; w Brian
K. Vaughan; a Staz Johnson). [From Marvel Comics:
Spider-Man and longtime foe Doctor Octopus face off once again in a brutal
battle of egos! But the deadly Doctor's got a secret weapon up his sleeve
this time: Jeff Brasi, a staff photographer from the Daily Bugle who wants
to know just how a stringer named Peter Parker always seems to get the front
page. Spider-Man 2’s Doc Ock takes center stage just in time for the
summer ’04 blockbuster sequel!] 
Spider-Man/Dr. Octopus: Year One (5-issue mini; w Zeb Wells; a
Kaare Andrews). [From Marvel Comics: Peer behind
the curtain to witness the birth of a mad genius! Featuring Doctor Octopus’S
first encounters with both Peter Parker and Spider-Man, the first appearance
of Doc Ock’s arms, and the true inspiration that led him to build his
remarkable appendages — which may have come from a certain web-slinging
wall-crawler!] 
Spider-Man/Dr. Strange—The Way to Dusty Death (OGN; w Roy
Thomas & Gerry Conway; a Michael Baer, Mark Beachum, Mark Texiera).
Spider-Man Family: Back in Black (Digest; Spider-Man Family 1-3; w Sean McKeever, Paul Tobin, Fred van Lente; a Terrell Bobbett, Pierre Alary, Leonard Kirk). [From Marvel Comics: The action begins with a feature-length tale starring Spider-Man's alien costume and guest-starring the Sandman! Peter Parker would love nothing more than to get a good night's sleep, but his sleek, symbiotic suit has plans of its own...and no one is gonna get in its way! Next, Venom is back in town, and he's on a rampage...but it has nothing to do with his vendetta against Spidey? What could be so important that Venom doesn't have the time to torture his nemesis? Peter Parker is determined to find out, but first he'll have to match journalistic wits with none other than Eddie Brock! And finally, remember back in the day, when super heroes would fight other super heroes? What? That still happens? Civil…what? Well, ANYway…we’re taking you back in time, when Spidey was pretty new at all this super hero stuff, and would make silly mistakes, like, oh, say...knocking out the Invisible Girl! I think her friends might want to have a talk with the web-crawler. Plus: backup stories featuring the Lizard and TWO Scorpions!] 
Spider-Man Family: Untold Team-Ups (Digest; Spider-Man Family 4-6; w Jeff Parker, Chris Giarusso, Kevin Grevioux, Chris Eliopoulos; a Leonard Kirk, Chris Giarusso, Rick Burchett, Chris Eliopoulos). [From Marvel Comics: A heaping helping of timeless tales of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man! Peter Parker has a wonderful evening lined up for Mary Jane that starts with a horse-carriage ride to a popular Broadway show. But then the stage magic becomes terrifyingly real and it's Spider-Man who has a date -- with the secret super team known as the Agents of Atlas! The action continues with an all-new untold tale featuring Spidey and that magical master, Dr. Strange! The good Doc ain't feeling so well, so here's hoping ol' Web Head can cure what ails him in time to fight off EVERY mystical demon in the universe! And finally, (ribbit) it's time for a team-up, Spidey! (ribbit) Let's see...Iron Man's busy (ribbit), Captain America's a little under the weather (ribbit), the FF are doing their own (ribbit) thing...who's not busy this month? (ribbit) FROG THOR!!!!!!!! Plus: an all-new Mini Marvel tale and a backup story featuring Man-Wolf!] 3/12/08 
Spider-Man/Fantastic Four: Silver Rage (4-issue mini; w Jeff Parker; a Mike Wieringo). [From Marvel Comics: Two great tastes that taste great together! The world's greatest super hero and the world's greatest super team collide for an adventure set nowhere near a Civil War (and upon which we will not put a CIVIL WAR tie-in label)! After a visit by the Impossible Man, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is faced with a dangerous new alien threat for which he has only one recourse...call in the Fantastic Four. Separately, Spidey and the FF are the foundation of the Marvel Universe. Together...they just may save it!] 
Spider-Man/Human Torch: I'm With Stupid (Digest;
5-issue mini; w Dan Slott; a Ty Templeton). [From Marvel
Comics: Hang tight, True Believer! It's five all-new, old-school adventures
featuring your favorite web-headed hero and his pal, the walking matchstick!
Follow them through the years - from high school to present day, from the
Negative Zone to the Coffee Bean, from Dorrie Evans to Mary Jane Watson-Parker.
It's all here!] 
Spider-Man: India (1-4; w Jeevan J. Kang, Suresh Seetharaman &
Sharad Devarajan; a Jeevan J. Kang). [From Marvel Comics:
Everybody knows the story of Spider-Man…but what if things had happened
differently? What if it wasn’t a New Yorker named Peter Parker, but
an Indian teenager named Pavitr Prabhakar who was gifted with the abilities
of the spider? Witness the rebirth of a legend as young Pavitr learns hard
lessons about power and responsibility in an all-new interpretation that
has received worldwide media coverage!] 
Spider-Man/Kingpin: To the Death (w Stan Lee, Tom DeFalco; a John Romita Sr). [From Marvel Comics: The Amazing Spider-Man: wanted for heinous crime and mercilessly pursued by friend and foe alike! And in the midst of the beleagured webspinner's mounting troubles -- two ominous new threats rear their ugly heads in the dark side of the city: Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin of Crime, and the merciless ganglord Zoltaro. Despite the incredible odds against him, Spider-Man must find a way to both clear his name and bring down these two underworld rulers. The wondrous wallcrawler dare not fail or the life of his friend -- the scarlet swashbuckler known as Daredevil, victim of the Kingpin's Death's Arrow drug -- is lost. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime treat, reteaming Stan Lee and John Romita as they bring to life the most chilling chapter in the career of illustrated fiction's truly inimitable icon: Spider-Man! The stakes are high -- the excitement higher!] 
Spider-Man Newspaper Strips (Jan. 1977-Jan. 1980; w Stan Lee; a John Romita Sr.). [From Marvel Comics: What's black and white and red and blue all over? Long thought lost to avid arachnophiles, three years' worth of Spider-Man's newspaper adventures – from January 1977 to January 1980 – are collected in their entirety for the first time across two volumes! Spiderdom's top talents set the web-slinger up with daily doses of enemies old and new, from Kraven the Hunter to the Rattler!] 5/16/07 
Spider-Man/Red Sonja (5-issue mini + Marvel Team-Up 79; w Michael Avon Oeming; a Mel Rubi). [From Marvel Comics: The wise-cracking Wall-Crawler collides with the She-Devil with a Sword! Longtime Marvel readers know that these two legends have met before -- but that was just the warm-up! They may be from two different eras, but Spider-Man and Red Sonja have both faced the maniacal mage known as Kulan Gath. Now, the sadistic sorcerer makes a play for power that will once again bring these two famous heroes together -- but will it be as friends or foes? Writer Michael Avon Oeming (OMEGA FLIGHT, Red Sonja) and Mel Rubi (Red Sonja) -- plus cover artist Michael Turner (CIVIL WAR) -- answer the eternal question: What's better in a fight, the proportional strength and speed of a spider, or cold, hard steel and a chain-mail bikini?] 3/12/08 
Spider-Man Visionaries: Kurt Busiek 1 (Untold Tales of Spider-Man 1-8; w Kurt Busiek; a Pat Olliffe). [From Marvel Comics: The wall-crawler's back in Midtown High's hallowed halls when award-winning creator Kurt Busiek reveals lost lessons of Spider-Man's early career! Return to the first starts of our hero's circle of friends and foes, and meet the ones Lee and Ditko forgot to feature the first time around! Plus: the secret start of Spider-Man's deadliest enemy! Guest-starring the Human Torch, Captain Stacy and more!] 
Spider-Man/Wolverine (Spider-Man/Wolverine 1-4 + Spider-Man/Daredevil 1; w Brett Matthews; a Vatche Mavlian). [From Marvel Comics: Including not one, but two titanic team-ups featuring everyone’s favorite wall-crawler. Spider-Man goes to Japan to rescue a captured Wolverine, and it’s up to the duo to solve a mystery in the Land of the Rising Sun. Plus: Spider-Man and Daredevil try to save the lives of two kidnapped children, in their own unique styles!] 
Spirits of the Earth (OGN; w & a Charles Vess).
Untold Tales of Spider-Man (Untold Tales of Spider-Man 1-8; w Kurt Busiek; a Pat Olliffe). Now collected as Spider-Man Visionaries: Kurt Busiek above. 
Wolverine vs. Spider-Man (Marvel Comics Presents 48-50; w & a Erik Larsen). Not square-bound. Now collected in the Marvel Comics Presents Wolverine Classic series. 