Back in the Saddle Again
Well, it has been a while since I’ve been posting to this space, first a virus, then a bad power supply, then well, just overloaded time. Anyway, I’m hoping to catch up over the next few days with a bunch of stuff that has been sitting around my in-box for a time.
First thing is this cartoon. I saw it quite a while back, and clipped it. As a Spidey fan, it hit a responsive chord in me, and I felt that I wanted to share it with you all, especially those of you folk who, like me, are contributors to SpiderFan.
I figured that all of you, like me, would blanch when reading this strip (then get a good chuckle out of it). Especially after the recent conversation that many of us had over owning a copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 (the actual first appearance of our beloved webbed hero.
And look, perhaps the most important aspect of this comic, is that they actually spelled Spidey’s name right, with the hyphen.
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
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Well, it can't be Amazing Fantasy #15. In fact, it could be any random Spider-Man comic as the caption and picture have no indication of which it is. For all we know, it could be anything from "Amazing Spider-Man" #1 to "Spider-Man, Storm, and Luke Cage Battle Smokescreen".
Well, he can't be that concerned about the comic. If he was, he wouldn't hold it right over the birthday candles. It'll scorch, you know.
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