Spidey Super Stories #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Meet the Thing!", Spider-Man finds himself shrunk to the size of a toy, navigating a world made monstrous by ordinary objects—from roaring street cleaners to treacherous sewers—before making a daring escape on the Green Goblin’s glider. Written by Kolfax Mingo and illustrated by Winslow Mortimer, with inks by Mike Esposito and letters by Ray Holloway, this 1977 adventure captures the whimsy and peril of a superhero at a fraction of his usual size. The cover, penciled and inked by John Romita, perfectly captures the issue’s playful yet tense tone.
In "Part 2: Swept Away," Spider-Man finds himself shrunk to the size of a toy, navigating a world made treacherous by ordinary objects like street cleaners and storm drains. With his usual agility tested by scale, he takes a desperate gamble—riding the Green Goblin’s glider back to the villain’s lair for a final confrontation.
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Reprinted in Spidey #7 (1980), Spidey #8 (1980), Spidey #9 (1980), Eks almanah #320
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