Amazing Fantasy, Vol. 1 (8 issues)
Marvel Comics
#18
"The Amazing Spider-Man"
[March 1996]
Credits
Writer |
Kurt Busiek |
Artist |
Paul Lee |
Letterer |
Richard Starkings |
Editor |
Sarra Mossoff |
Editor in Chief |
Bob Budiansky |
Characters
J. Jonah Jameson |
Supercharger |
Thor (Donald Blake) |
Hulk (Bruce Banner) |
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
Thing (Benjamin J. Grimm) |
#17
"Amazing Adventures"
[January 1996]
Credits
Writer |
Kurt Busiek |
Painter |
Paul Lee |
Letterer |
Richard Starkings |
Editor |
Sarra Mossoff |
Editor in Chief |
Bob Budiansky |
Characters
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
#16
"An Amazing World"
[December 1995]
Credits
Writer |
Kurt Busiek |
Painter |
Paul Lee |
Letterer |
Richard Starkings |
Editor |
Sarra Mossoff |
Editor in Chief |
Bob Budiansky |
Characters
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
#15E
Amazing Fantasy, Introducing Spider-man
Edition: Movie Give-away
Edition: Movie Give-away
Credits
Writer |
Stan Lee |
Penciller |
Steve Ditko |
#15D
[August 2002]
Edition: Reprint incl DVD Collectors Gift set (sealed)
Edition: Reprint incl DVD Collectors Gift set (sealed)
Credits
Writer |
Stan Lee |
Artist |
Steve Ditko |
Characters
May Parker |
Eugene 'Flash' Thompson |
Ben Parker |
Joseph 'Crusher' Hogan |
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
Plot: "Spider-Man!" - In this lead story, we meet Peter Parker, Midtown High's professional wallflower. Instead of heading to the school dance with Flash Thompson and others, he heads to a science demonstration. Something goes wrong, and Peter is bitten by an irradiated spider. On his way home, he realizes that he's developed the powers of a spider, and uses them for show business. First, he beats "Crusher" Hogan in a wrestling match, and then he ends up on the Ed Sullivan Show. Feeling rather full of himself, he doesn't intervene when the studio is robbed. When he gets home, he learns his Uncle Ben has been murdered by a robber now holed up in the old Acme Warehouse. He heads there as Spider-Man and captures the robber, who turns out to be the same man who robbed the TV studio. It is at this point that Peter learns that with great power, there must also come great responsibility.
"The Bill-Ringer!" - Pedros has rung the old church bells every day of his adult life. When a volcanic eruption threatens to destroy the island, he is the only inhbitant who does not leave, electing instead to stay and ring the bells, in hopes that someone may hear.
"The Man In The Mummy Case!" - Rocko Rank is a petty thief, trying to hide from police in a museum. A living mummy invites him to hide in his mummy case, but Rocko may find more than he bargained for.
"There Are Marians Among Us!" - Citizens are warned to remain home, as a spacecraft from Mars has crashed on Earth with unknown intentions. In spite of this warning, a housewife (who is afraid her husband will be upset if there is no coffee waiting for him when he gets home) decides to defy curfew and go out anyway, only to be captured by persons unknown.
#15C
Spider-Man!
[August 2006]
Edition: Newpaper Reprint
Edition: Newpaper Reprint
Credits
Writer |
Stan Lee |
Artist |
Steve Ditko |
Cover Artist |
Steve Ditko |
Characters
May Parker |
Eugene 'Flash' Thompson |
Ben Parker |
Joseph 'Crusher' Hogan |
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
Plot: "Spider-Man!" - In this lead story, we meet Peter Parker, Midtown High's professional wallflower. Instead of heading to the school dance with Flash Thompson and others, he heads to a science demonstration. Something goes wrong, and Peter is bitten by an irradiated spider. On his way home, he realizes that he's developed the powers of a spider, and uses them for show business. First, he beats "Crusher" Hogan in a wrestling match, and then he ends up on the Ed Sullivan Show. Feeling rather full of himself, he doesn't intervene when the studio is robbed. When he gets home, he learns his Uncle Ben has been murdered by a robber now holed up in the old Acme Warehouse. He heads there as Spider-Man and captures the robber, who turns out to be the same man who robbed the TV studio. It is at this point that Peter learns that with great power, there must also come great responsibility.
"The Bill-Ringer!" - Pedros has rung the old church bells every day of his adult life. When a volcanic eruption threatens to destroy the island, he is the only inhbitant who does not leave, electing instead to stay and ring the bells, in hopes that someone may hear.
"The Man In The Mummy Case!" - Rocko Rank is a petty thief, trying to hide from police in a museum. A living mummy invites him to hide in his mummy case, but Rocko may find more than he bargained for.
"There Are Marians Among Us!" - Citizens are warned to remain home, as a spacecraft from Mars has crashed on Earth with unknown intentions. In spite of this warning, a housewife (who is afraid her husband will be upset if there is no coffee waiting for him when he gets home) decides to defy curfew and go out anyway, only to be captured by persons unknown.
#15B
[August 2001]
Edition: Marvel Legends reprint
Edition: Marvel Legends reprint
Credits
Writer |
Stan Lee |
Artist |
Steve Ditko |
Characters
May Parker |
Eugene 'Flash' Thompson |
Ben Parker |
Joseph 'Crusher' Hogan |
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
Plot: "Spider-Man!" - In this lead story, we meet Peter Parker, Midtown High's professional wallflower. Instead of heading to the school dance with Flash Thompson and others, he heads to a science demonstration. Something goes wrong, and Peter is bitten by an irradiated spider. On his way home, he realizes that he's developed the powers of a spider, and uses them for show business. First, he beats "Crusher" Hogan in a wrestling match, and then he ends up on the Ed Sullivan Show. Feeling rather full of himself, he doesn't intervene when the studio is robbed. When he gets home, he learns his Uncle Ben has been murdered by a robber now holed up in the old Acme Warehouse. He heads there as Spider-Man and captures the robber, who turns out to be the same man who robbed the TV studio. It is at this point that Peter learns that with great power, there must also come great responsibility.
"The Bill-Ringer!" - Pedros has rung the old church bells every day of his adult life. When a volcanic eruption threatens to destroy the island, he is the only inhbitant who does not leave, electing instead to stay and ring the bells, in hopes that someone may hear.
"The Man In The Mummy Case!" - Rocko Rank is a petty thief, trying to hide from police in a museum. A living mummy invites him to hide in his mummy case, but Rocko may find more than he bargained for.
"There Are Marians Among Us!" - Citizens are warned to remain home, as a spacecraft from Mars has crashed on Earth with unknown intentions. In spite of this warning, a housewife (who is afraid her husband will be upset if there is no coffee waiting for him when he gets home) decides to defy curfew and go out anyway, only to be captured by persons unknown.
#15A
Spider-Man!
[August 1962]
Credits
Writer |
Stan Lee |
Artist |
Steve Ditko |
Letterer |
Art Simek |
Cover Penciller |
Jack Kirby |
Cover Inker |
Steve Ditko |
Characters
May Parker |
Eugene 'Flash' Thompson |
Ben Parker |
Joseph 'Crusher' Hogan |
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) |
Plot: "Spider-Man!" - In this lead story, we meet Peter Parker, Midtown High's professional wallflower. Instead of heading to the school dance with Flash Thompson and others, he heads to a science demonstration. Something goes wrong, and Peter is bitten by an irradiated spider. On his way home, he realizes that he's developed the powers of a spider, and uses them for show business. First, he beats "Crusher" Hogan in a wrestling match, and then he ends up on the Ed Sullivan Show. Feeling rather full of himself, he doesn't intervene when the studio is robbed. When he gets home, he learns his Uncle Ben has been murdered by a robber now holed up in the old Acme Warehouse. He heads there as Spider-Man and captures the robber, who turns out to be the same man who robbed the TV studio. It is at this point that Peter learns that with great power, there must also come great responsibility.
"The Bill-Ringer!" - Pedros has rung the old church bells every day of his adult life. When a volcanic eruption threatens to destroy the island, he is the only inhbitant who does not leave, electing instead to stay and ring the bells, in hopes that someone may hear.
"The Man In The Mummy Case!" - Rocko Rank is a petty thief, trying to hide from police in a museum. A living mummy invites him to hide in his mummy case, but Rocko may find more than he bargained for.
"There Are Marians Among Us!" - Citizens are warned to remain home, as a spacecraft from Mars has crashed on Earth with unknown intentions. In spite of this warning, a housewife (who is afraid her husband will be upset if there is no coffee waiting for him when he gets home) decides to defy curfew and go out anyway, only to be captured by persons unknown.
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