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"Unfortunately, Galactus has arrived in the Ultimate Universe, and he hungers. Miles must undertake a dangerous trip to Galactus's home universe if Earth has a chance of surviving this cataclysm! Then, Miles faces the worst villain from his predecessor's past: the Green Goblin--the man who killed Peter Parker! But is Peter truly dead? As events unravel in surprising fashion, Spidey takes on Spidey--and only one of the two will rise!"--Amazon.

Spider-Man teams up with Ant-Man and the Wasp to save the school science fair from the treacherous tentacles of Doctor Octopus.

"The school-wide science fair Peter Parker (a.k.a Spider-Man) has been eagerly awaiting has finally arrived! Peter has always excelled at science, and after getting the boot in a basketball game earlier that day, he could use a little pick-me-up. So imagine Peter's surprise and dismay when basketball great and all-around-bully Flash Thompson shows up with a totally awesome project! But when the science fair is put in jeopardy thanks to the antics of one Doc Ock, Peter will need to team up with fellow bugs Ant-Man and the Wasp to save the fair and the people in it--even if it means someone else walking away with the prize"--Amazon.

Looks at Miles Morales, who goes by the identity of Spider-Man.

Teen Miles Morales, the current Spider-Man, worries that his spidey-sense is broken. A misunderstanding gets him suspended from school and makes him doubt himself and his abilities. After all, his father and uncle were once criminals. He begins having nightmares and his spidey-sense continues to buzz in history class where he listens to his teacher talk about the benefits of slavery. Then his scholarship at his private school is threatened, and Miles's investigations uncover a plot that puts all he loves at risk.

"Based on the upcoming film 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,' this . . . four-color journal is written by teen Miles Morales as he juggles his normal high school life with the infinite possibilities of the Spider-Verse, where more than one can wear the mask"--Amazon.com.

"Buddying up to Spider-Man while taking on a contract to ice Peter Parker? Yeah, that totally sounds like Deadpool. But what could make your friendly neighborhood wall-crawler give in to his dark side and unleash never-before-seen murderous impulses?"--Back cover.

Collects "The Amazing Spider-Man" comic strips from 1981 through 1982, featuring Peter Parker who is given superhero powers after being bitten by a spider.

Collects "The Amazing Spider-Man" comic strips from 1977 through 1979, featuring Peter Parker who is given superhero powers after being bitten by a spider.

In the shadow of misleading newspaper headlines, Spidey takes on Doctor Doom. In graphic novel format.