We've got a Ton OF FUN, with Stan Lee and Romita, and yes, you've got Steve Ditko too! It's all here available for you. Still to keep up with the most misunderstood high school student in this set, you've got to read between the lines! Realize what it costs to have great power, and that it comes with great responsibility! A coined phrase by Stan, and it isn't overused early on. It stands the test of time and story, holds up in film and in video games. This moral is the height of Spider-man lore!
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Spider-man Spider-man Does Whatever a Spider-can!
Early on shows the plights of a high school and those inner dwellings of the thoughts in times of imperfection and, well, working it all out. None other than the teenagers of the 1960's and then beyond could we find the traditions that are as old as time. With new revelations and new circumstances, the heroes of this era need look within to then see without. It doesn't stop those "forces that be" from being common, or even uncommon, when it then comes to supernatural villains, and then to transfer those upon the regular humans of a high school. With work and play it then happens that, as it rains it pours, as Spidey getting "powers" has only proven to him that it is possible, and then to see it in others that would use them for evil? Lookout! We'll need a high school to keep levelheaded and otherwise reign in the feelings and responsibilities when there are not as many that are likeminded as an Amazing Spider-man!
