No Context Spider-Man

You can imagine the sudden turn and eye/lens contact. Weirdly threatening haha

Gerry Conway - Scripter Ross Andru - Artist F. Giacoia + D. Hunt - Inkers J. Costanza - Letterer M. Brand - Colorist Roy Thomas - Editor

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Spider-Man squats next to a man in a green Vulture costume. His eyes are open and he stares blanky, lying on his back with a band wrapped around his head. Spider-Man turns to his left to a woman who recoils back. Spider-Man: By the time he wakes up, he'll be in PRISON, Miss Murrow. Maybe you belong in there WITH him, hmmm? Christine: What -- what do you MEAN? Panel from Amazing Spider-Man #128 (1974)

Gerry Conway - Script Sal Buscema + Mike Esposito - Art

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A small boy with white eyes holds his hands to his head. Energy and light emits from him. Spider-Man falls onto his side into the mud with a SPOOSH. Bugeye: Dont'chew worry, Banjo. I won't let 'im hurtchew. Mah bubbles stopped 'im. Stopped 'im GOOD. Panel from Spectacular Spider-Man #156 (1989)

UNDERWORLD! Stan Lee Presents: David Michelinie - Writer Marc Silvestri - Pencils Kyle Baker - Inks Rick Parker - Lettering Bob Sharen - Color Jim Owsley - Editor Jim Shooter - Ed. In Chief

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Peter Parker looks over his shoulder, hearing a KRRRRRIP sound. He puts his face in his hand. Next panel shows that his shirt has caught in the door behind him and torn halfway up the back. Under the shirt he is wearing just tighty whities. Panel from Web of Spider-Man #16 (1986)

J.M. DeMatteis - Writer Tom Lyle - Breakdowns Hanna + Milgrom - Finishes Parker + Rosen - Lettering Tinsley + Moran - Coloring Danny Fingeroth - Editor Tom DeFalco - Editor In Chief

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Iron Fist climbs down a fire escape on the side of a building. Spider-Man perches on the roof above him. Spider-Man: - - But if you could teach the REST of us how to DO this little trick - - Iron Fist: It's not a "trick," Spider-Man - - But I COULD teach it to you - - Spider-Man: YEAH? How long would it TAKE? Iron Fist: Eight or ten YEARS. Spider-Man punches a chimney, sending pieces of brick flying. Panel from Spider-Man #37 (1993)

Peter David - Writer Will Sliney - Artist Rachelle Rosenberg - Color Artist

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Spider-Man 2099 (in his white suit) looks at a purple hologram of J Jonah Jameson's head. JJJ looks enraged. Panel from Spider-Man 2099 #16 (2016)

Gerry Conway - Author Ross Andru - Artist F. Giacoia + D. Hunt - Inkers Artie Simek - Letterer P. Goldberg - Colorist Roy Thoma - Editor

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Spider-Man leans against a wall and slides down to a sitting position in exhaustion. "BurrutthhhhER! If I NEVER have to go through something like THAT again - - it'll be TOO SOON!" Panel from Amazing Spider-Man #137 (1974)

Larry Leiber - Story + Pencils Vince Colletta - Inks Rick Parker - Lettering Julianna Ferriter - Color Jim Salicrup - Editor Jim Shooter - Editor In Chief

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Spider-Man is in his black costume with a web sack on his back. He is being hugged tightly and lifted off the ground by a large muscular green man, with scales, weird ears, bumps on his head, and an orange/gold cape and clothes. Xanja: ...It will please me to relieve you of it! Spider-Man: UNNHHH... Panel from Web of Spider-Man #25 (1986)

"That apple pie was lit! 'Roffle-mao'!"

"What's that about Chairman Mao, dear?"

That is so good. It’s so insulting I wouldn’t even be mad

David Michelinie - Writer Jerry Bingham - Guest Penciler Randy Emberlin - Inker Jose Rosen - Letterer Bob Sharen - Colorist Danny Fingeroth - Editor Tom DeFalco - Editor-In-Chief SKULLWORK!

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Peter Parker holds a phone in front of his face. Peter: Don't you DARE put me on hold --! Phone hold music: Raindrops keep fallin' on my head... Panel from Amazing Spider-Man #366 (1992)

- And thanks again for the apple pie! It was BASED!

- based on WHAT?

I love it too, he was such a showman

Homer: probably misses his old glasses

A cromulent frame of The Simpsons with Edna and Hoover

HEROICALLY WRITTEN AND EDITED BY: STAN LEE HOMERICALLY PLOTTED AND DRAWN BY: STEVE DITKO HASTILY LETTERED AND BORDERED BY: ARTIE SIMEK AND NOW, WE BRING YOU ONE OF THE MOST EAGERLY AWAITED MOMENTS OF ALL— THE MOMENT YOU BEGIN TO READ ANOTHER MIGHTY MARVEL MASTERWORK...

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Aunt May is washing the dishes in the kitchen. She looks over her shoulder to Peter, who is mid-run and wearing a yellow waistcoat. PETER: AND THANKS AGAIN FOR THE APPLE PIE! IT WAS THE MOST! MAY: THE MOST WHAT? PETER: JUST AN EXPRESSION, AUNT MAY! S’LONG—! Panel from Amazing Spider-Man #30 (1965)

By Ryoichi Ikegami Translation - Mutsumi Masuda

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Black and white panel of Spider-Man standing in the rain. "I've never hated someone like this before. I can't control my feelings anymore. I'm going to kill you. I'll kill you or you'll kill me." Panel from Spider-Man: The Manga #30