Spidey #1
Marvel's Spidey swings into its inaugural issue with a cover by Nick Bradshaw that perfectly captures the lighter, scrappier side of Peter Parker's early career — a red-and-blue-suited Spider-Man swoops down a city alleyway, web-lines trailing behind him, while two web-tangled crooks below clutch money bags and wear very unhappy expressions. A cheerful note addressed to the police is pinned right to the bundled-up thieves, suggesting our hero has a sense of humor to match his spider-sense. With writer Robbie Thompson and colorist Jim Campbell rounding out the creative team, this 2016 series looks to be a fun, energetic take on the wall-crawler at his most resourceful and wisecracking best.
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Reprinted in Spidey #2 (2016), Deadpool and the Mercs for Money #1 (2016), Spidey #3 (2016), Spidey #4 (2016), Spidey: All-New Marvel Treasury Edition #[nn] (2016), Spidey #6 (2016), Spidey #1 (2016), Spidey #7 (2016), Spider-Man #[nn] (2017), Spider-Man: Amazing Origins #[nn] (2017), Spidey: Freshman Year #[nn] (2019), Spidey #1 (2022), How to Read Comics the Marvel Way #[nn] (2022)
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