Spider-Man Collectible Series #3

Sep 2006 · Marvel · Premium [None]

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"Spider-Man Part 3" delivers a classic clash of ideals and identity in a 2006 Marvel collectible that reimagines Peter Parker’s early struggles with fame and purpose. Written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with art and inks by Ditko, the story follows Spider-Man’s misguided attempt to join the Fantastic Four for pay—only to learn their heroism is unpaid—before facing a cunning frame-up by the Chameleon, who impersonates him during a robbery. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, and Artie Simek, captures the tension of the moment, while Ditko’s distinctive style brings the moral and physical stakes to life.

Contains 2 stories

Spider-Man Part 3

3 pp · Superhero

Lieutenant Colonel John Jameson

In this gripping third chapter of the Spider-Man Collectible Series, Peter Parker faces a crushing blow when J. Jonah Jameson publicly brands him a menace after Spider-Man saves John Jameson from a failing space capsule. The backlash hits hard—Peter, already stretched thin, begins to question whether his efforts truly matter.

Spider-Man Vs. The Chameleon!

10 pp · Superhero

ChameleonProfessor Newton

In "Spider-Man Vs. The Chameleon!" from Spider-Man Collectible Series #3 (2006), Peter Parker’s dream of earning a paycheck for being a hero leads him to sneak into the Baxter Building, only to clash with the Fantastic Four when his plan backfires. Meanwhile, the Chameleon, a master of disguise, takes advantage of the chaos by impersonating Spider-Man during a robbery, framing the real web-slinger and forcing him to clear his name. With the truth at stake and the Chameleon’s deception unraveling, Spider-Man must outwit his elusive foe before the real culprit escapes justice.