In all honesty, I did not expect to ever see Jimmy Godero again. Now we know that was somewhere around the mansion and is heading back to pr...

Okay, whatever. I do like Jimmy Godero and the Persuader skipping off down the road in panel three, arm in arm. This had better end in Jimmy...

Spider-Man's spider-sense's inability to notice that someone was about to hit him in the head with a lead pipe can probably be attri...

So was it sleeping gas or poison gas? Is the Persuader using colorful innuendos for "kill"? Who knows? In any case, Spider-Man has...

I think we're to assume that Spider-Man just punched through both vehicles at once. While Spider-Man is probably able to do such a thing...

I guess it is some kind of poison gas. That's a remarkably sound idea from Krandis. I still don't get today's comic. Spider-Man ...

I love this particular strip. If Stan Lee came to me and asked me for anything, I would probably ask for something really good, but if it wa...

All right, if this is anything like a movie serial, the gas is going to put everyone to sleep and then the Persuader is going to try to make...

That guard wants to shoot Spider-Man so badly. He's probably thinking, "No good vigilante, getting us into some sort of super-scien...

Well, it looks like I'll be doing this blog for a bit longer. Not only is Spider-Man's spider-sense being incredibly obvious here (u...

Everyone wants Mary Jane, it would seem, except for her husband. He'd rather spend quality time with known felons in order to lure chubb...

01/22: Peter is especially oblivious in this installment, probably replying on auto-pilot while perusing the paper and sipping his coffee. M...

I wasn't going to post anything until things got situated, but I guess people want me to post. Who knew? So here we go, the week after C...