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1970s, 1990s, bronze age, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, Superheroes, what if

Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 4: What’s So Special About Peter Parker?

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This post was born out of a passing comment in the pages of The Comics Journal all the way back in 1979. Continue reading Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 4: What’s So Special About Peter Parker? →

1970s, bronze age, Comics, Gwen Stacy, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, stan lee, Superheroes, Women in Refrigerators

Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 2: Stan & Gwen

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It’s another Spidey Miscellanea post, kids! This time I’ll be doling out some more material related to Stan Lee and Gwen Stacy. Continue reading Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 2: Stan & Gwen →

1960s, bronze age, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, stan lee, steve ditko, Superheroes

Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 1: An Arachnid in Amber?

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I don’t know about the rest of you, but with the state of the world being what it is right now, I could use a light-hearted distraction like talking about silly comic book characters. So let’s talk about my number one, all-time favorite: Spider-Man. Continue reading Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 1: An Arachnid in Amber? →

1970s, bronze age, Gwen Stacy, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, stan lee, Superheroes, what if, Women in Refrigerators

“What If Gwen Stacy Had Lived?”

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Some might assume this latest post was born out of that mini-rant at the end of my previous post, but I assure you this is not the case. Continue reading “What If Gwen Stacy Had Lived?” →

1960s, 1970s, bronze age, comics business, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, master of kung fu, MCU, movies, shang-chi, Spider-Man, Superheroes

Bigmouth Strikes Again

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Yes, today’s title is another musical reference. Continue reading Bigmouth Strikes Again →

1970s, bronze age, Comics, father's day, mad magazine, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man

Father’s Day 2021

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Seven years ago, at the very dawn of this bloghome, I authored a very personal post centered on my father for Father’s Day. Now, in honor of this year’s upcoming Father’s Day, I thought I’d share another memory of my now-eighty-six-year-old father, this one a bit more directly related to comics. Continue reading Father’s Day 2021 →