The Amusing Spider-Guy #[nn]

Jan 1967 · Topps

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In this delightfully odd 1967 gem, Spider-Guy takes down Ravin' the Hunter with a mix of cunning and web-slinging flair, while a wide-eyed cop marvels at his abilities and wonders where a hero like him came from. The twist? His origin is far more bizarre than anyone expected—turns out, he’s a giant spider who once got bitten by a teenage boy. Written by Roy Thomas and Len Brown, with dynamic art by Gil Kane and inks by Wally Wood, and a cover by Gil Kane and Wally Wood, this issue is a quirky, offbeat entry in the Spider-verse.

writer Roy Thomas · artist Gil Kane · inker Wally Wood · writer Len Brown · letterer Ben Oda · cover Gil Kane, Wally Wood

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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas

artist Gil Kane

inker Wally Wood

writer Len Brown

letterer Ben Oda

cover pencils Gil Kane

cover inks Wally Wood

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The Amusing Spider-Guy captures Ravin' the Hunter while an admiring cop describes Spidey's powers and speculates on his origin. Later, readers discover Spider-Guy's true origin. He is a giant spider who was once bitten by a teenage boy!

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

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