spider-man (fictitious character)

As Peter Parker tries to sort out his feelings for Mary Jane Watson and Gwen, all their lives are disrupted by the arrival of a new girl with a mysterious past.

Mary Jane returns to school as a sophomore feeling as though her life is in order, with good friends and classes and a relationship with Spider-Man, but she starts to wonder if somebody has it out for her. Collects "Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season 2" no. 1-5.

Spider-Man hunts for the monster known as the Lizard but refuses to give up on rescuing Dr. Connors from his own research.

The Lizard is on the loose. There's only one person who can defeat this scaly villain... Spider-Man! Will the cold-blooded villain be too much for Spider-Man to handle?.

Spider-Man looks into a mysterious series of robberies.

Spider-Man, our teenaged, web-thwipping super hero is currently not on top of his game. Add in one bitter, vengeful, mechanical-limbed super-villain, a warm, concerned, motherly aunt, and a vociferous newspaper editor finally faced with the true identity of his most hated nemesis, and you get a thrilling, action-packed tale.

A new villain has been terrorizing New York City. He strikes soundlessly from the air and he strikes with no warning. Peter tries to get pictures of The Vulture for Jamison Publications, and uses his spider powers to do it.

Convinced that Spider-Man, who is really Peter Parker, is responsible for the death of his father the Green Goblin, Harry Osborn takes on the identity of the New Goblin and sets out to get revenge.

Collects four comics that feature characters from both DC Comics and Marvel comics, illustrated by artists from both companies.