comic books, strips, etc

Peter Parker is having trouble coming up with an idea for his social studies assignment to write about civic duty, but he gets some good material after his superhero identity of Spider-Man meets Captain America.

Spider-Man needs the help of the Fantastic Four when he is framed by the Chameleon for the theft of a secret formula.

Spider-Man travels to Florida to battle the Lizard, a half-man, half-alligator, but after learning the story of how the creature came into existence, he decides a different type of help is needed.

Spider-Man's refusal to join Dr. Doom in an plan to destroy the Fantastic Four enrages the villain who then sets out to force Spidey's compliance.

Spider-Man battles the Sandman at Peter Parker's school.

Peter Parker, discouraged that Spider-Man was unable to defeat Dr. Octopus in their first meeting, is inspired by a speech from the Human Torch to try again to subdue the madman.

Spider-Man takes up photography in order to make extra money to pay the rent, and is able to bring the Vulture to justice, as well as uncover an alien plot to destroy the world.

A chronological reprinting of the entire "Big Nate" comic strip, many of which have never been published in books, in a series of numbered ebooks that follows the adventures of eleven-year-old Nate Wright, a self-proclaimed genius and the all-time record holder for detentions in school history, and his friends and family.

Sixth grader Nate Wright decides that nobody else is smart enough to understand him when his teachers keep sending him to detention, his friends laugh at his world record attempts, and his dad becomes the neighborhood joke for giving out soy nuts as Halloween treats.

Collects "Big Nate" comic strips that follow the adventures of sixth-grader Nate Wright and his middle school friends.