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    Talking Happy Birthday Howard Mackie!!!

    Amazing Spider-Man #1 Jan 1999
    "Where R U Spider-Man???"
    The Fantastic Four,

    Daredevil

    and the Avengers

    wonder where Spider-Man's disappeared to.

    Story by Howard Mackie http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....howard_mackie/, art by John Byrne & Scott Hanna.

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    "Rebirth!"
    Starring the Scorpion.



    By Howard Mackie, Rafael Kayanan & Jimmy Palmiotti.

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    Peter Parker Spider-Man #1 Jan 1999
    "Power Without Responsibility!"
    After having given up being Spider-Man see Spider-Man 98,

    Peter Parker runs into a new Spider-Man.


    Script by Howard Mackie, pencils by John Romita, Jr. inks by Scott Hanna and Jimmy Palmiotti (assist)

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    "Memories"
    A short story about Peter Parker's childhood.



    Script by Howard Mackie, pencils by Andy Smith, inks by Brad Vancata

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jman27 View Post
    hoping for more great things for ole web head 2018 was his year lets make 2019 just as good too
    In the comics the character does fine but in the cinemas... the character actually died in 2018 and so did his creators

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    Talking Happy Birthday Jazzy Johnny "Ring-a-Ding" Romita!!!

    Amazing Spider-Man #68 Jan 1969
    Crisis on Campus!
    When the Kingpin of Crime looks to steal an ancient tablet,


    will Spider-Man be up to the task to stop him and his henchmen?;
    Kingpin destroys a wall with his blaster cane, burying Spider-Man and Randy Robertson under it.

    Script by John Romita (plot) and Stan Lee (script),
    pencils by John Romita (layouts) and Jim Mooney (pencils), inks by Jim Mooney
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    Talking Happy Birthday "Our Pal" Sal Buscema!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by 616MarvelYear is LeapYear View Post
    Happy birthday to Sal Buscema for helping DeMatteis in the creation of one of my favorite runs.
    "Wow. You made Spider-Man sad, congratulations. I stabbed The Hulk last week"
    Wolverine, Venom Annual # 1 (2018)
    Nobody does it better by Jeff Loveness

    "I am Thou, Thou Art I"
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    please delete
    Last edited by Celgress; 02-15-2019 at 11:56 PM.
    "So you've come to the end now alive but dead inside."

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    Happy 55th Anniversary 616 Max Dillon aka Electro!!! 1964-2019

    Amazing Spider-Man #9 Feb 1964
    First appearance of Electro in "The Man Called Electro!"
    Spider-Man is dashing past a group of pedestrians who are wondering where he is off to.
    Then the police are happy to see Spider-Man swinging by to help them stop gunmen, but he just swings by.
    Soon we find out the reason for Spider-Man rushing by was to get a prescription for Aunt May.
    On the other side of town, while Peter sits up at Aunt May's bedside, a new menace in the form of Electro
    charges himself up with electricity and sets out to steal the contents of an armored car carrying gold.
    After using electric shocks to scare the guards and surrounding them in a ring of electricity he manages to get what he wants.

    The next morning, Peter calls the doctor who explains that Aunt May's health is worse and that she must go to the hospital.
    Aunt May is worried that Peter cannot look after himself, but he assures her he can.
    Later that day, Peter goes to class but ignores the taunts of Flash Thompson as his mind is focused on the well being of Aunt May.
    When Peter finally visits Aunt May, he finds Betty Brant there visiting.
    Peter has much on his mind and leaves abruptly, without seeing Betty home.

    Meanwhile, Electro decides to make a withdrawal at the Forest Hills Bank. There he uses electric shocks to keep the bank manager
    and his guest J. Jonah Jameson busy while he opens the timelock vault with his electrical powers. The next edition of the Daily Bugle is printed
    and there is an article claiming the criminal Electro is Spider-Man. Spider-Man searches for Electro and comes up empty a few times,

    and when he finally finds him, Electro defeats him.
    The next edition of the Bugle again claims to have proof that Spider-Man is Electro, which makes the public ask questions about who Spider-Man
    really is. At a secret hideout after also reading the Bugle, Max Dillon tells his origin. When he's finished,
    he goes to the West Side House of Detention in downtown New York, where he sets about freeing some prisoners to become his flunkies.
    Jameson travels down there to see if Spider-Man shows up and to prove that they are one and the same.
    Peter is tied up looking after his aunt at the hospital, but wants to go to the House of Detention to take photos for the Bugle.
    When Spider-Man finally turns up at the House of Detention, Jameson realizes his mistake: Electro and Spider-Man are different people.

    Spider-Man quickly puts rubber gloves on his hands and rubber boots on his
    feet to insulate him from the electric bolts he will face when he finds Electro.
    After a long fight with the inmates and Electro, Spider-Man finally defeats Electro
    with a fire hose and removes his mask, expecting to know who Electro is.

    Afterwards Spider-Man sells pictures of Electro fighting Spider-Man to J. Jonah Jameson, receiving some much needed money to help Aunt May.

    The story ends with Betty and Peter trying to find the right words to say to each other.

    Script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko

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    Amazing Spider-Man #69 Feb 1969
    Mission: Crush The Kingpin!
    Spidey fights the Kingpin,

    who is knocked out when his own cane-gun backfires;
    The police arrest the Kingpin for theft of the priceless tablet,

    but he claims that his ally Spider-Man has spirited it away;
    Meanwhile, Spidey manages to open the vault and retrieve the tablet,

    but when he tries to return it the police open fire on him.

    Script by John Romita (plot) and Stan Lee (script),
    pencils by John Romita (layouts) and Jim Mooney (pencils), inks by Jim Mooney

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    SPIDER-MAN FAR FROM HOME Weird Trailer | FUNNY SPOOF PARODY by Aldo Jones

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    Did Peter Parker Marry Gwen Stacy in the Mexican Spider-Man Comics? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-CJwX2VRQ8

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    Quote Originally Posted by WebSlingWonder View Post
    Heck yeah! Spider-Man!!
    2019, just like 2018, is the Year of the Spider!
    To me, 2019 is more the year of the 80th anniversary of the founding of Marvel Comics started in 1939 as Timely Comics but Sony's Spider-Man most certainly is one of the marvel characters to be included to celebrate all of the marvel comics 'giants' who's creation and comicbook series turned marvel comics into a comicbook empire. Of course this also goes for Fox's Fantastic Four and X-Men.

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    Talking Happy Birthday Greg LaRocque!!!

    Marvel Team-Up #138 Feb 1984
    "Starting Over!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Sandman.
    After a long conversation with Ben Grimm in Marvel Two-in-One 86,

    the Sandman decided to give up his criminal ways and instead attempt to lead a normal law-abiding life.
    Now several months later, Spider-Man's long-time foe is struggling to make ends meet.
    Meanwhile, the Kingpin's right-hand man, the Arranger, re-organizes the Enforcers to better control an extortion operation in Brooklyn.

    When the Enforcers rough up a Brooklyn store owner who also happens to be Flint Marko's landlord,
    the Sandman goes after Fancy Dan, Hammer, Montana, Snake Marston and the Ox!
    And when the former villain finds the Enforcers...he also finds their bound captive...Spider-Man!

    Is the Sandman going to rescue the web-slinger?

    Script by Tom DeFalco. Art by Greg LaRocque (breakdowns) http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....greg_larocque/ and Mike Esposito (finishes).

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