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Spider-Man Magazine#17
Cover: Bob Larkin

Spider-Man Magazine #17

Jul 1996 · Marvel · 2.50 USD; 3.40 CAD
“Tinkerer, Tailor, Soldier, Spider!”

In "Tinkerer, Tailor, Soldier, Spider!", Spider-Man takes on a most unusual foe when the Tinkerer unleashes a swarm of talking teddy bears programmed to steal purses. Written by Scott Proudfit and illustrated by Erik Doescher, with inks by Mike DeCarlo, letters by Steve Haynie, and colors by Wayne A. Murray, this 1996 issue delivers a delightfully offbeat showdown as Spider-Man infiltrates the Tinkerer’s hideout to stop the toy-powered theft spree. The cover, by Bob Larkin, captures the chaotic charm of the madness within.

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inker Mike DeCarlo · letterer Steve Haynie · colorist Wayne A. Murray · writer Scott Proudfit · artist Erik Doescher · cover Bob Larkin

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letterer Steve Haynie
cover pencils, inks Bob Larkin

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The Tinkerer has been programming an army of talking teddy bears to snatch people's purses. Spider-Man pursues one of them to the Tinkerer's hideout and fights his way through an army of toys.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).