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Spidey#37
Cover: Jean-Yves Mitton & Jean-Yves Mitton

Spidey #37

Feb 1983 · Editions Lug · 6,00 FRF
“D'où vient Dominus ?”

What would have happened if someone else had gotten spider powers instead of Peter Parker? Flash Thompson would have named himself Captain Spider and then died in a battle against the Vulture. Betty Brant would have become Spider-Girl, but then retired after failing to stop the thief who murdered Peter's uncle Ben. John Jameson, goaded on by his father, would have become Spider Jameson and then sacrificed his life to save the life of a fellow astronaut. In all these alternate realities, Peter Parker still becomes Spider-Man in the end, as this is his true destiny.

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writer Don Glut · writer Roy Thomas · artist Rick Hoberg · inker Sam Grainger · colorist George Roussos · letterer Maurice Chevalier · cover Jean-Yves MittonJean-Yves Mitton

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writer Don Glut
writer Roy Thomas
cover pencils Jean-Yves Mitton
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What would have happened if someone else had gotten spider powers instead of Peter Parker? Flash Thompson would have named himself Captain Spider and then died in a battle against the Vulture. Betty Brant would have become Spider-Girl, but then retired after failing to stop the thief who murdered Peter's uncle Ben. John Jameson, goaded on by his father, would have become Spider Jameson and then sacrificed his life to save the life of a fellow astronaut. In all these alternate realities, Peter Parker still becomes Spider-Man in the end, as this is his true destiny.

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