It’s difficult to believe that Spider-Man was introduced in the last issue of a soon to be canceled Marvel Comics’ Amazing Fantasy #15.
When Stan Lee/Steve Ditko introduced Spider-Man neither one had any inkling that the character would become the most popular character ever created at Marvel Comics.
Spider-Man has become a huge merchandising mecca with movies, TV shows, toys-you name the web-slinger is as popular as ever.
In author Eric Grundhauser’s and Wiley’s new Spider-Man For Dummies oversize, softbound book the entire publishing history of Spider-Man is chronicled from his humble beginning to his current superstar status.
Page-after-page spotlight facts complemented by full-color art of interior Spider-Man comic book pages and covers and other Marvel Comics issues where Spider-Man appeared.
Learn all about his adventures, adversaries, allies, key issues, powers, greatest adventures, tragic losses, huge victories, team-ups and evolving mythos including the introduction of the Spider-Verse and alternate universe’s versions.
For long time web-head fans to those that are just starting to appreciate Spidey’s adventures the book covers everything you ever need to know about Peter Parker and his superhero alter ego: Spider-Man.
Deuteronomy 31:6 - Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the LORD thy God, he it is that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.
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