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Origins of Spider-Man
Amazing Fantasy #15 was the very first sighting of Spider-Man in comic history. It was a beautiful comic about a nerdy and outsider kind of teenage boy who by some freak accident with a radioactive spider gains amazing super powers. This magazine started a frenzy of interest in Spider-Man and has led to over 3800 comics being published on his story.
A few new Amazing Fantasy magazines were written in 1995 filling in the gaps between #15 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.
Stan Lee, Steve Ditko - Production Team
Amazing Fantasy #15 (Aug 1962)
The Cover shown is an alternate by Steve Ditko.
Kurt Busiek, Paul Lee, Richard Starkings - Production Team
Amazing Fantasy #16 (Dec 1995)
Amazing Fantasy #17 (Jan 1996)
Amazing Fantasy #18 (Mar 1996)
Amazing Fantasy #15 was the very first sighting of Spider-Man in comic history. It was a beautiful comic about a nerdy and outsider kind of teenage boy who by some freak accident with a radioactive spider gains amazing super powers. This magazine started a frenzy of interest in Spider-Man and has led to over 3800 comics being published on his story.
A few new Amazing Fantasy magazines were written in 1995 filling in the gaps between #15 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.
Stan Lee, Steve Ditko - Production Team
Amazing Fantasy #15 (Aug 1962)
The Cover shown is an alternate by Steve Ditko.
Kurt Busiek, Paul Lee, Richard Starkings - Production Team
Amazing Fantasy #16 (Dec 1995)
Amazing Fantasy #17 (Jan 1996)
Amazing Fantasy #18 (Mar 1996)
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