spider man (fictional character)

A collection of Spider-Man classic comics featuring Kraven the Hunter, the Shocker, Kingpin, and other enemies.

A huge disappointment sends Dr. Conners over the edge and the Lizard returns in full force, while Spiderman tries to help his out-of-control friend, but is forced to fight him instead.

A black-and-white collection containing issues 114-137 of "The Amazing Spider-Man," "Giant-Size Super-Heroes" issue one, and "Giant-Size Spider-Man" issues one and two, which include Doctor Octopus and Aunt May's wedding, the deaths of the Green Goblin and Gwen Stacy, and the first appearances of the Punisher and the Man-Wolf.

Presents a full-color look-and-find book featuring Spiderman, who must fight against the world's most evil criminals.

Alphabetically-arranged entries provide information on all aspects of the Spiderman comic series, describing the villains, weapons, characters, and adventures of the series.

High schooler Mary Jane Watson, experiencing her share of teenage angst caused by her best friend's sudden popularity, her boyfriend Peter's seeming interest in another girl, and her mother's new boyfriend, takes on another problem when she finds herself attracted to Spider-Man, a new crime fighter who keeps hanging around the neighborhood.

Contains twenty-two Spider-Man adventures all authored by Stan Lee.

Collects "Spider-Man: Blue" numbers 1-6, in which Peter Parker reflects upon how he fell in love with Gwen Stacy.

Young Peter Parker tries to rely on the powerful philosophy that great power comes with great responsibility, but it may not be enough to help Spider-Man survive the Green Goblin's group of supervillains.

Spider-Man faces off against the Lizard and learns his new enemy has some surprises for him.