Spider-Man: Father's Day Is Every Day
Marvel · 1997 · 1 issue
About the series
Marvel’s 1997 one-shot Spider-Man: Father’s Day Is Every Day is a single-issue story by writer Glenn Herdling and artist David Boller, offering a quiet, character-driven moment for Spider-Man. Rather than a sprawling epic, it focuses on the hero’s personal reflections on family and responsibility, framed around the holiday in its title. A warm, understated chapter in the wall-crawler’s long history, it stands out for its intimate tone and the creative team’s focused storytelling.