I grew up with Ultimate Peter Parker. I hate how ever since Miles Morales became Spider-Man, everyone has forgotten about Ultimate Peter Parker. I have nothing against Miles, in fact I think he is a really good Spider-Man, but Peter will always be the one true Spidey in my book.
I made this comment on my brother's account over a year ago. Have I gotten very far since then? Not really. However, I did watch Into the Spiderverse and loved it, so that's something.
Personally, my favorite Spider-Man storyline is Superior Spider-Man. Seeing Ock trying to better himself through the only way he knows how is so refreshing. And it's a turning point for his character from there on. I used to be quite a bully back in middle school, and seeing what is essentially a bully trying to do good but keep relapsing to his old ways really touched me. Add to that his character arc after the storyline and how he finally settles on becoming Spider-Man once again in San Fransisco basically cemented Otto as a unique kind of hero within the Marvel universe. It's like if the Penguin turned over a new leaf in Gotham, but it's permanent and genuine.
What I also love is it shows why Peter is the superior Spider-Man as not only does he care but knows his villians better than Doctor Octopus. Also I just the moment Norman realises that it no longer is Otto and tries to bail.
My top spiderman stories. 10 the death of gwen stacy 9 venom 8 the "what if" of infinity gaunglet, where peter hold the gunaglet, peter: don't worry i know about responsability. 7 spider-verse 6 spiderman/deadpool: isn't that bromantic? 5 cosmic spiderman 4 ultimate spiderman from issue 1 to when art changes. 3 superior spiderman 2 spiderman noir 1 spiderman blue.
This is a pretty good list, because its your oppinion. I hate when people makes lists, but they are not personal, instead, they are trying to be lists that everyone can like. And that is wrong, because a list is suppose to be something personal. And your list is good, because its your oppinion, and a very good one too!
My favorite may be The Death of Jean DeWolff. It's so unique and the plot just seems brilliant. To me, it's the same to Spider-Man comics as "The Dark Knight" is to Superhero movies. It also is one of the few (and in my opinion the best) cases in Spider-man's history where a dark story really has meaning and a message, rather than existing purely to press boundaries or redefine characters.
_What If...?_ #76 (What If Peter Parker had to Invent Spider-Man) is my favorite Spider-Man comic. It does a spectacular job showing how things would turn out if bully Flash got super powers and Peter has to man up and save the day with his intellect. It really shows just what a genius Peter is and how most writers under use that trait of his for his humor.
I am among those people who started reading spiderman because of "Power and Responsibility" like you said. Thanks for giving it some love and great video
Several of your favorite Spider-Man stories are among my favorites too. Astonishing Spider-Man/Wolverine was the first Spider-Man story post "One More Day" that I didn't regret putting down my hard-earned schlekkels for. The Paul Jenkins/Humberto Ramos Green Goblin story is one of my favorites as well. I used to have the cover of one of those issues as the wallpaper on my computer at work for a while. And the original Vorlun story is another Spidey highlight for me, as is "Severance Package." Also among my favorite Spider-Man stories are: 1. Siege Sinister (the first of the Denny O'Neil/Frank Miller Spider-Man annuals) 2. The Vulture two-parter during the first Hobgoblin story that included Vulture's origin 3. The first Harry Osborn Green Goblin story from Amazing Spider-Man 136 and 137 4. Amazing Spider-Man 250, where Spider-Man, lacking his spider-sense, digs out his old spider-tracer to track down Hobgoblin 5. The story where Ezekiel attacks Spider-Man 6. The Paul Jenkins/Humberto Ramos Doctor Octopus story 7. "There Are None So Blind" by Bill Mantlo and Frnak Miller 8. The Morbius/Man-Wolf team-up from Giant-Size Super-Stars 1 9. The two-issue Vulture story where the Vulture rejuvenates himself by making Spider-Man old 10. The Lizard two-parter by Paul Jenkins and Damion Scott
I think we'd be best friends IRL. The majority of your list are in my faves list. Others include 'American Son', a 2-part story by Mark Waid and Marcos Martin in ASM 579-580, Anything by J.M. DeMatteis & Sal Buscema, Ultimate Spider-Man Venom and Carnage arcs, Spectacular Spider-Man 'Amazing Fantasy' by Chip Zdarsky and Joe Quinnones, Mark Millar and Terry Dodson on MK Spider-Man felt like 'Hush' on acid, Spider-Man Blue, JMS and JRJR on ASM is solid gold, and ASM 53-56 is so much fun!
Some of my favorites include Marvel Knights: Spider-Man (or whatever that story with the Sinister 12 was called), The Hobgoblin Saga, The REAL Clone Saga (a six issue mini-series that really wasn't bad), The "Spidey" mini-series, The Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man series, Web of Romance (I think that's what it's called), and Renew Your Vows: Brawl in the Family
I love the original Clone Saga. Not because I think it was good as a whole, but because of what it could have been. It started off so great in my opinion, and could have been the biggest "holy shit" moment in the Spiderman comics, but they milked it beyond death and totally destroyed it. If they had finished it with the original intention, it would have been insane, and the thought of it makes my imagination run wild.
The Kingpin (of crime) was also featured in an issue of Spider-Woman and actually helped Jessica Drew had a cut hand and he used his silk handkerchief on her hand.
lowkey really liked the part of ULTIMATUM (lol), where Jameson sees spiderman rescue people out of the water during the catastrophy~ and him afterwards truly seeing spidey as a hero
This list is really on point. Have you read the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man by Tom Taylor? There were some really good stories in there. A great MJ story and a tear jerker at the end of the first trade.
My favorite Spider-Man story has to be “The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man” about Spider-Man meeting a terminally ill fan. It’s adaption in Spider-Man: The Animated Series is good also.
Surprised at how many of these I've actually read! Wow! One story that always stuck with me, though, was a little one-shot, I don't even think it got a full issue. It's the story of a Z-list super villain who gets out of jail after Spider-Man puts him there. And he's trying to make it in the world but no matter what he does, he can't seem to find a job or get hired for anything, so he wants to use his gauntlets or whatever it was that he had invented to rob a bank. He does so very reluctantly, he really doesn't want to go back to it but he has no choice. And then in the end Pete shows up, asks him what the gauntlets do, and dissuades him from committing crimes again. He offers him a job at Horizon Labs and at the end the villain says 'Hey man, thanks a lot.. The guy who put me in jail all those years ago. He doesn't care about what happens to us later. He's not a good guy like you.' and then it shows Peter just smiling to himself and saying you're welcome. I'll always remember how sweet and nice that story was. (That said, you get a lot of bonus points for including the more recent Shed and the Rhino stories. Hands down some of the best thins to come out of both characters since they were created, and really chilling and dark, awesome stories for all characters involved :D )
the kid who collected Spiderman reminds me of an episode of the 90s Spiderman animated series, which got me thinking, was that episode an adaptation of this comic?
Finally someone understands how great the Hobgoblin is and Roger Sterns run. Stern actually wrote the first 3 appearances of the Hobgoblin tho nothingnesses the first two, and wrote the ultimate conclusion in The Hobgoblin Lives #1-3.
Alexandru Visan I tried to read some of his earlier stuff and he always was really self entitled and dickish. He turned to wrestling for money and was so much of an assholee he let a criminal run away only for that criminal to later killl uncle ben. it's only recently when I read ultimate spiderman that I discovered that spider man was a redemption story. Yeah, my entire childhood I was the only kid who hated spiderman. the original movies I still have alot of nostalgia for though. (sorry for the long response)
10) _Big Time_ - Peter uses his intellect and finds his life turning out how it should have in the '90s with things finally going his way. 9) _Return of the Sinister Six_ - Pure fun watching Spidey having to deal with the very first super-villain team ever created. 8) _Light the Night_ - An interesting analysis of Electro, Peter's, and a small time crook's insecurity as they all wish they could be big. 7) _Dr. Octopus: Year One_ - Doc Ock's origin is showcased, evaluating his brilliance, anger, and messed up home life. 6) _Peter Parker No More_ - All the awful tragedies he's faced has caused Peter to have a breakdown and reject his human identity. 5) _Invasion of the Spider Slayers_ - Spidey has to fight multiple different types of robots across six issues with non-stop action. 4) _Maximum Carnage_ - Spidey's worst case scenario: Violent super-powered maniacs just go on a murder spree and it's a nightmare. 3) _The Death of Captain Jean DeWolff_ - A nut job with a shotgun pushes Spidey to his limits and shows even superheroes have limits. 2) _No One Dies_ - Peter reflects on his no killing rule and all the people who've died during his years of wearing the costume. 1) _Untold Tales of Spider-Man_ - This is a cheat but every issue of this series is a blast, perfectly matching the Lee/Ditko era in every way.
This list show me how spider man can put a guy like All Might to shame.Because Spider man can defeat impossible foes not with might super strenght but with a great attitude.
20-Ultimate Spider-Man #1-7 19- Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 Annual 1 18-Spectacular Spider-Man #200 17-Amazing Spider-Man Vol 2 #38 16-Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #39-40 15-Amazing Fantasy #15 14-Spider-Man Blue 13-The Amazing Spider-Man #248 (The Kid Who Collects Spiderman) 12-Spider-Man Maximum Carnage 11-The Amazing Spider-Man Annual 21 10-Spectacular Spider-Man Death Of Jean Dewolf 9-Spider-Man Back İn Black 8-The Amazing Spider-Man Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut 7-Spider-Man Original Hobgoblin Saga 6-Death Of Ultimate Spider-Man 5-The Amazing Spider-Man #50-52(Spider-Man No More) 4-The Amazing Spider-Man #300 3-Spider-Man Kravens Last Hunt 2-The Amazing Spider-Man #121-122(Death Of Gwen Stacy) 1-The Amazing Spider-Man #31-33 My list is this
Hey Prof. Y'know, I'm kinda new to ASM, and I've watched some videos that provide some fantastic reads and points to begin, like Ultimate Spiderman. But though I've finished these, I'm.....not yet satisfied. The reason is that I want to read the classic stuff. To be exact, from 1970-95. Like for example, Venom. But I hate arcs that end in one issue (with exceptions). Plus, there are so many titles that I'm freakin' confused where to start. And, I've finished up with the modern stuff. I want stuff from the time I mentioned. So, I would like it if you put together a list of the best stories from this time. Thanks.
In no specific order, except one of them. ASM #300: Venom Spider-Man: Blue ASM #293-294: Kraven's Last Hunt ASM #248: The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man ASM #50: Spider-Man No More ASM #33: The Final Chapter ASM #40: The Goblin Unmasked ASM #121: The Night Gwen Stacy Died ASM #539-543: Back in Black ASM #797-800: Go Down Swinging Spider-Man #75: Night of the Goblin Spectacular Spider-Man #200: Best of Enemies Spectacular Spider-Man #107-110: The Death of Jean-DeWolffe Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage Original Hobgoblin Saga: ASM #238-239, ASM #244-245, Spectcular Spider-Man #85, ASM #249-251, ASM #259-261, ASM #275-276, ASM #284-288, Spectacular Spider-Man #130, ASM #289, The Hobgoblin Lives (1997) #1-3. Best Issue: ASM #122: The Goblin's Last Stand. Nothing has ever topped the pure emotion and intensity of this issue. The Night Gwen Stacy Died may have been the shock ending, but it doesn't have any impact till the next issue, as it happens in the last panels. The Goblin's Last Stand is where it truly sinks in that Gwen died for as Peter says: "Being stupid enough to love a guy named Peter Parker." This is the first time Peter truly loses it. It happens again in Pursuit, Grim Hunt, and Back in Black, but I think the only time his rage was ever matched as it was in ASM 122 was during Back in Black, and even then I dont think it ever reached that point. Peter's descent into rage is marked best by what happens when he sees Harry, who is sick in the hospital. He walks right past him seeing him as useless and unnecessary for his revenge. This is basically exactly like Norman. The climax comes when Peter makes his ultimate choice that will define him. Peter confronts Norman and almost beats him to death. He's ready to kill him for what he did but finally comes to his senses, realizing that if he kills Norman, he becomes just like him ... a murderer. The "death" of Norman Osborn is handled perfectly. Norman summons the glider from behind him to kill Peter, but Peter ducks and the glider hits Norman instead. Norman died as a result of his own actions, and the perfection of this comic is shown through the narration box on Norman's dying panels. "So do the proud men die: Crucified, not on a cross of gold, but on a stake of humble tin." I get chills every time I read that. Peter sees that the Goblin's death didn't make him feel better, just more empty. The cherry on top is the final end. Peter is insane after Gwen's death and MJ, who is feeling terrible as well tries to help him. Peter yells at her to get out and that she wouldn't care if her own mother died. MJ takes it bluntly, bu shuts the door and stays to comfort Peter, realizing that with all thats happened, he needs a friend.
I agree with you on the Civil War tie ins. Of course in the main event had him finding out about the SHRA on TV, while the tie-ins has him helping write it....damn Civil War sucked.
I hate the Avengers (TM) MCU theme song in the background honestly. The biggest turn off from reading Marvel comics these days is the inescapable shadow of the MCU's success. I'm sick of it. I just want to enjoy Marvel superheroes without Disney's editorial decisions to link everything to the movies, etc.
I grew up with Ultimate Peter Parker. I hate how ever since Miles Morales became Spider-Man, everyone has forgotten about Ultimate Peter Parker. I have nothing against Miles, in fact I think he is a really good Spider-Man, but Peter will always be the one true Spidey in my book.
SkillxPlays 1 i'm 11 and i love the ultimate peter parker
I made this comment on my brother's account over a year ago. Have I gotten very far since then? Not really. However, I did watch Into the Spiderverse and loved it, so that's something.
SkillxPlays 1 I Love Ultimate Peter Parker! I grew Up with Ultimate Peter Parker as well
SkillxPlays 1 sooo true! imo Peter Parker ultimate Spider-Man is 10x better than Miles. ( I still like Miles tho)
yvnng goat same
Personally, my favorite Spider-Man storyline is Superior Spider-Man. Seeing Ock trying to better himself through the only way he knows how is so refreshing. And it's a turning point for his character from there on. I used to be quite a bully back in middle school, and seeing what is essentially a bully trying to do good but keep relapsing to his old ways really touched me. Add to that his character arc after the storyline and how he finally settles on becoming Spider-Man once again in San Fransisco basically cemented Otto as a unique kind of hero within the Marvel universe. It's like if the Penguin turned over a new leaf in Gotham, but it's permanent and genuine.
What I also love is it shows why Peter is the superior Spider-Man as not only does he care but knows his villians better than Doctor Octopus. Also I just the moment Norman realises that it no longer is Otto and tries to bail.
do top 20 DAREDEVIL stories
I'll do that. His run from Frank Miller to now. Easy
@@chad8767 Gene Colan is better artist then Miller. No love Gerber, Lee, Wolfman etc.
Spoiler born again is number 1
spider-man blue is my personal number one. a great story and beautiful art by tim sale.
Thewunandonly i was surprised i didnt see this on more peoples list, jeff loeb and tim sales books are amazing
Kravens last hunt is my personal favorite. ITS SO AMAZINGLY WRITTEN! I never thought spiderman could have a dark storyline but i was wrong
Same
My top spiderman stories.
10 the death of gwen stacy
9 venom
8 the "what if" of infinity gaunglet, where peter hold the gunaglet, peter: don't worry i know about responsability.
7 spider-verse
6 spiderman/deadpool: isn't that bromantic?
5 cosmic spiderman
4 ultimate spiderman from issue 1 to when art changes.
3 superior spiderman
2 spiderman noir
1 spiderman blue.
That art change in ultimate pissed me off, and then a few issues later it basically turned into shitty anime
YES to what you said about the Ultimate SM
This is a pretty good list, because its your oppinion. I hate when people makes lists, but they are not personal, instead, they are trying to be lists that everyone can like. And that is wrong, because a list is suppose to be something personal. And your list is good, because its your oppinion, and a very good one too!
My favorite may be The Death of Jean DeWolff. It's so unique and the plot just seems brilliant. To me, it's the same to Spider-Man comics as "The Dark Knight" is to Superhero movies. It also is one of the few (and in my opinion the best) cases in Spider-man's history where a dark story really has meaning and a message, rather than existing purely to press boundaries or redefine characters.
_What If...?_ #76 (What If Peter Parker had to Invent Spider-Man) is my favorite Spider-Man comic. It does a spectacular job showing how things would turn out if bully Flash got super powers and Peter has to man up and save the day with his intellect. It really shows just what a genius Peter is and how most writers under use that trait of his for his humor.
I am among those people who started reading spiderman because of "Power and Responsibility" like you said. Thanks for giving it some love and great video
Spidey taking on Juggernaut was fantastic.
Great choice
The Civil War tie-ins was the reasons why One More Day was creating in the first place.
After seeing this, I wanna pick up pretty much all these Spider-Man storylines as Spider-Man is my favorite superhero ever!!!
I think it's funny how you use the Avengers theme for a Spider-Man video lol
Al-Gundam it's the best mcu music that's not licensed
harry Kirkham Dwan touche
Mine:
20.) _Venom_ (Ultimate vol. 1 #33-38)
19.) _Even if I Live, I Die_ (Amazing vol. 1 #147-149)
18.) _Learning Curve_ (Ultimate vol. 1 #8-13)
17.) _To Have and to Hold_ (Sensational vol. 2 Annual #1)
16.) _Return of The Sin-Eater_ (Spectacular vol. 1 #134-136)
15.) _Venom_ (Amazing vol. 1 #300)
14.) _Spider-Man Unmasked_ (Amazing vol. 1 #39-40)
13.) _The Owl/Octopus War_ (Spectacular vol. 1 #75-79)
12.) _Tombstone_ (Spectacular vol. 1 #139-142)
11.) _Funeral Arrangements_ (Spectacular vol. 1 #186-188)
10.) _Power and Responsibility_ (Ultimate vol. 1 #1-7)
09.) _Coming Home_ (Amazing vol. 2 #30-35)
08.) _Origin of the Hobgoblin_ (various)
07.) _The Death of Jean Dewolff_ (Spectacular vol. 1 #107-110)
06.) _Down Among the Dead Men_ (Marvel Knights vol. 1 #1-12)
05.) _Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut_ (Amazing vol. 1 #229-230)
04.) _Best of Enemies_ (Spectacular vol. 1 #178-184, 189-190, 199-200)
03.) _If this be my Destiny_ (Amazing vol. 1 #30-33)
02.) _Kraven's Last Hunt_ (various)
01.) _The Night Gwen Stacy Died_ (Amazing vol. 1 #121-122)
"Darkness Calling" and "Trick of Light" are fantastic stories, the best ones about the Green Goblin and Spider-Man rivalry.
Several of your favorite Spider-Man stories are among my favorites too. Astonishing Spider-Man/Wolverine was the first Spider-Man story post "One More Day" that I didn't regret putting down my hard-earned schlekkels for. The Paul Jenkins/Humberto Ramos Green Goblin story is one of my favorites as well. I used to have the cover of one of those issues as the wallpaper on my computer at work for a while. And the original Vorlun story is another Spidey highlight for me, as is "Severance Package." Also among my favorite Spider-Man stories are:
1. Siege Sinister (the first of the Denny O'Neil/Frank Miller Spider-Man annuals)
2. The Vulture two-parter during the first Hobgoblin story that included Vulture's origin
3. The first Harry Osborn Green Goblin story from Amazing Spider-Man 136 and 137
4. Amazing Spider-Man 250, where Spider-Man, lacking his spider-sense, digs out his old spider-tracer to track down Hobgoblin
5. The story where Ezekiel attacks Spider-Man
6. The Paul Jenkins/Humberto Ramos Doctor Octopus story
7. "There Are None So Blind" by Bill Mantlo and Frnak Miller
8. The Morbius/Man-Wolf team-up from Giant-Size Super-Stars 1
9. The two-issue Vulture story where the Vulture rejuvenates himself by making Spider-Man old
10. The Lizard two-parter by Paul Jenkins and Damion Scott
you said kingpin was one of spideys BIGGEST villians I can't stop laughing
marvelite 6969 but he is .-.
He is my dude. He was a Spider villain even before Daredevil was a thing. Lol, MCU prick
I think all he is saying is that Kingpin is a very big guy,thats the joke with biggest. Don't be so agressive
@@felipet.s910 it was a pun he meant literally big, chill
@@zXdizzybearXz thanks for bringing this coment of mine back, lol. Seriously, I was a lil jerk. I'm chill now
I think we'd be best friends IRL. The majority of your list are in my faves list. Others include 'American Son', a 2-part story by Mark Waid and Marcos Martin in ASM 579-580, Anything by J.M. DeMatteis & Sal Buscema, Ultimate Spider-Man Venom and Carnage arcs, Spectacular Spider-Man 'Amazing Fantasy' by Chip Zdarsky and Joe Quinnones, Mark Millar and Terry Dodson on MK Spider-Man felt like 'Hush' on acid, Spider-Man Blue, JMS and JRJR on ASM is solid gold, and ASM 53-56 is so much fun!
Some of my favorites include Marvel Knights: Spider-Man (or whatever that story with the Sinister 12 was called), The Hobgoblin Saga, The REAL Clone Saga (a six issue mini-series that really wasn't bad), The "Spidey" mini-series, The Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man series, Web of Romance (I think that's what it's called), and Renew Your Vows: Brawl in the Family
I love the original Clone Saga. Not because I think it was good as a whole, but because of what it could have been. It started off so great in my opinion, and could have been the biggest "holy shit" moment in the Spiderman comics, but they milked it beyond death and totally destroyed it. If they had finished it with the original intention, it would have been insane, and the thought of it makes my imagination run wild.
The Kingpin (of crime) was also featured in an issue of Spider-Woman and actually helped Jessica Drew had a cut hand and he used his silk handkerchief on her hand.
lowkey really liked the part of ULTIMATUM (lol), where Jameson sees spiderman rescue people out of the water during the catastrophy~ and him afterwards truly seeing spidey as a hero
my favorite spider-man story is "the dark knight returns"
Adrian You mean spider man reign
Spoiler: Number 1- The clone saga! xD
I read astonishing spiderman vs wolverine because of this video and I'm super glad I did
This list is really on point. Have you read the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man by Tom Taylor? There were some really good stories in there. A great MJ story and a tear jerker at the end of the first trade.
reminiscing about some of these made me tear up a bit
My favorite Spider-Man story has to be “The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man” about Spider-Man meeting a terminally ill fan. It’s adaption in Spider-Man: The Animated Series is good also.
This made me realise that I haven't actually read Civil War... I've just read the Spiderman tie-ins...
Surprised at how many of these I've actually read! Wow!
One story that always stuck with me, though, was a little one-shot, I don't even think it got a full issue. It's the story of a Z-list super villain who gets out of jail after Spider-Man puts him there. And he's trying to make it in the world but no matter what he does, he can't seem to find a job or get hired for anything, so he wants to use his gauntlets or whatever it was that he had invented to rob a bank. He does so very reluctantly, he really doesn't want to go back to it but he has no choice. And then in the end Pete shows up, asks him what the gauntlets do, and dissuades him from committing crimes again. He offers him a job at Horizon Labs and at the end the villain says 'Hey man, thanks a lot.. The guy who put me in jail all those years ago. He doesn't care about what happens to us later. He's not a good guy like you.' and then it shows Peter just smiling to himself and saying you're welcome.
I'll always remember how sweet and nice that story was.
(That said, you get a lot of bonus points for including the more recent Shed and the Rhino stories. Hands down some of the best thins to come out of both characters since they were created, and really chilling and dark, awesome stories for all characters involved :D )
Guess I won't be seen out of my house for a month.
(I like the Avengers theme in the background btw!)
One of my favorite stories of all time is what of Spiderman became a murder
Very good choices.
nice one love spiderman, would love to hear your thoughts regarding batman and superman favorite stories
This is such an awesome list! I do comic videos on my channel to. I love the Death of Jean DeWolf
#1 is the only one on the list I have read (so far )
Some of my favorite Spiderman stories are what if Spiderman became a murderer. And ticking time bomb look it up it's very underrated
Our #1 is the same!!!
Amazing Spider-Man #229/#230 were my first Spidey comics!
the kid who collected Spiderman reminds me of an episode of the 90s Spiderman animated series, which got me thinking, was that episode an adaptation of this comic?
Yes, it was. That story takes place in Amazing Spider-Man #248 in 1984.
Great list, I agree with at least 20% of this list. And I loved every issue on her. Love it
Dude I just bought the comic book that is on the cover, that is so cool .
I'm surprised amazing Spider-Man 200 isn't on this list. its an amazing issue and I reccomend it. it has so many twists that i never saw coming
Finally someone understands how great the Hobgoblin is and Roger Sterns run. Stern actually wrote the first 3 appearances of the Hobgoblin tho nothingnesses the first two, and wrote the ultimate conclusion in The Hobgoblin Lives #1-3.
The one where Spider-Man goes to a bar with Wolverine.
Ultimate Clone Saga is my favorite Spider-Man story
BIG TIME in my opinion is still one of the best runs in spiderman history
As a guy who's seen spider man as kind of an arsehole my entire life, this list is really appreciated
harry Kirkham Dwan arsehole? please explain a bit... I am genuinely curious and confused about your statement.
Alexandru Visan I tried to read some of his earlier stuff and he always was really self entitled and dickish. He turned to wrestling for money and was so much of an assholee he let a criminal run away only for that criminal to later killl uncle ben. it's only recently when I read ultimate spiderman that I discovered that spider man was a redemption story. Yeah, my entire childhood I was the only kid who hated spiderman. the original movies I still have alot of nostalgia for though. (sorry for the long response)
harry Kirkham Dwan long response is best response! thank you for claryfing
He was young back and he did grow out of it eventually. He risked his life to save his Aunt. Would a jerk do that?
10) _Big Time_ - Peter uses his intellect and finds his life turning out how it should have in the '90s with things finally going his way.
9) _Return of the Sinister Six_ - Pure fun watching Spidey having to deal with the very first super-villain team ever created.
8) _Light the Night_ - An interesting analysis of Electro, Peter's, and a small time crook's insecurity as they all wish they could be big.
7) _Dr. Octopus: Year One_ - Doc Ock's origin is showcased, evaluating his brilliance, anger, and messed up home life.
6) _Peter Parker No More_ - All the awful tragedies he's faced has caused Peter to have a breakdown and reject his human identity.
5) _Invasion of the Spider Slayers_ - Spidey has to fight multiple different types of robots across six issues with non-stop action.
4) _Maximum Carnage_ - Spidey's worst case scenario: Violent super-powered maniacs just go on a murder spree and it's a nightmare.
3) _The Death of Captain Jean DeWolff_ - A nut job with a shotgun pushes Spidey to his limits and shows even superheroes have limits.
2) _No One Dies_ - Peter reflects on his no killing rule and all the people who've died during his years of wearing the costume.
1) _Untold Tales of Spider-Man_ - This is a cheat but every issue of this series is a blast, perfectly matching the Lee/Ditko era in every way.
Does anybody else here like Spider-Man 2099 more than Peter Parker?
Geek Mangacomic the Fanboy Extraordinaire I don't think so. not really, no.
In recent years, yeah.
I though the Clone Saga as a whole was astonishing.
I praise you man spider man is my favourite superhero as well
Thank you
I really like the ultimate clone saga story (especially compared to 616)
This list show me how spider man can put a guy like All Might to shame.Because Spider man can defeat impossible foes not with might super strenght but with a great attitude.
awesome list. Thank you.
My favorite: Superior Spider-Man.
Second: Coming Home.
Damn this made me feel nostalgic
20-Ultimate Spider-Man #1-7
19- Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 Annual 1
18-Spectacular Spider-Man #200
17-Amazing Spider-Man Vol 2 #38
16-Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #39-40
15-Amazing Fantasy #15
14-Spider-Man Blue
13-The Amazing Spider-Man #248 (The Kid Who Collects Spiderman)
12-Spider-Man Maximum Carnage
11-The Amazing Spider-Man Annual 21
10-Spectacular Spider-Man Death Of Jean Dewolf
9-Spider-Man Back İn Black
8-The Amazing Spider-Man Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut
7-Spider-Man Original Hobgoblin Saga
6-Death Of Ultimate Spider-Man
5-The Amazing Spider-Man #50-52(Spider-Man No More)
4-The Amazing Spider-Man #300
3-Spider-Man Kravens Last Hunt
2-The Amazing Spider-Man #121-122(Death Of Gwen Stacy)
1-The Amazing Spider-Man #31-33
My list is this
he said well get through this quck
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How did the Child Within not make the list?
Gotta love the Juggernaut !!!!
Hey Prof. Y'know, I'm kinda new to ASM, and I've watched some videos that provide some fantastic reads and points to begin, like Ultimate Spiderman. But though I've finished these, I'm.....not yet satisfied. The reason is that I want to read the classic stuff. To be exact, from 1970-95. Like for example, Venom. But I hate arcs that end in one issue (with exceptions). Plus, there are so many titles that I'm freakin' confused where to start. And, I've finished up with the modern stuff. I want stuff from the time I mentioned. So, I would like it if you put together a list of the best stories from this time. Thanks.
Great list man.
So... no Spiderman: Blue?
You like the comeing home storyline to
hey Prof. Thorgi, ever read Max Landis's Shocker: Legit?
Favorite superhero of all time? wow
Cool vid. Cool list.
Who’s your favorite Spiderman? I like the full run of spectacular spiderman!
In no specific order, except one of them.
ASM #300: Venom
Spider-Man: Blue
ASM #293-294: Kraven's Last Hunt
ASM #248: The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man
ASM #50: Spider-Man No More
ASM #33: The Final Chapter
ASM #40: The Goblin Unmasked
ASM #121: The Night Gwen Stacy Died
ASM #539-543: Back in Black
ASM #797-800: Go Down Swinging
Spider-Man #75: Night of the Goblin
Spectacular Spider-Man #200: Best of Enemies
Spectacular Spider-Man #107-110: The Death of Jean-DeWolffe
Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage
Original Hobgoblin Saga: ASM #238-239, ASM #244-245, Spectcular Spider-Man #85, ASM #249-251, ASM #259-261, ASM #275-276, ASM #284-288, Spectacular Spider-Man #130, ASM #289, The Hobgoblin Lives (1997) #1-3.
Best Issue: ASM #122: The Goblin's Last Stand.
Nothing has ever topped the pure emotion and intensity of this issue. The Night Gwen Stacy Died may have been the shock ending, but it doesn't have any impact till the next issue, as it happens in the last panels. The Goblin's Last Stand is where it truly sinks in that Gwen died for as Peter says: "Being stupid enough to love a guy named Peter Parker." This is the first time Peter truly loses it. It happens again in Pursuit, Grim Hunt, and Back in Black, but I think the only time his rage was ever matched as it was in ASM 122 was during Back in Black, and even then I dont think it ever reached that point. Peter's descent into rage is marked best by what happens when he sees Harry, who is sick in the hospital. He walks right past him seeing him as useless and unnecessary for his revenge. This is basically exactly like Norman. The climax comes when Peter makes his ultimate choice that will define him. Peter confronts Norman and almost beats him to death. He's ready to kill him for what he did but finally comes to his senses, realizing that if he kills Norman, he becomes just like him ... a murderer. The "death" of Norman Osborn is handled perfectly. Norman summons the glider from behind him to kill Peter, but Peter ducks and the glider hits Norman instead. Norman died as a result of his own actions, and the perfection of this comic is shown through the narration box on Norman's dying panels. "So do the proud men die: Crucified, not on a cross of gold, but on a stake of humble tin." I get chills every time I read that. Peter sees that the Goblin's death didn't make him feel better, just more empty. The cherry on top is the final end. Peter is insane after Gwen's death and MJ, who is feeling terrible as well tries to help him. Peter yells at her to get out and that she wouldn't care if her own mother died. MJ takes it bluntly, bu shuts the door and stays to comfort Peter, realizing that with all thats happened, he needs a friend.
I agree with you on the Civil War tie ins. Of course in the main event had him finding out about the SHRA on TV, while the tie-ins has him helping write it....damn Civil War sucked.
Nothing from Gerry Conway?
One More Day is easily the best Spider-Man story.
Spidermanmax123 Now that's the smartest thing I've heard all week
harry Kirkham Dwan The smartest thing said this year*
say no to crack
Nah, it's Sins Past.
Clearly the 90's classic Clone Conspiracy is the greatest Spiderman story ever told
What is the spideman series on the thumbnail?
13:31 It's my favorite too.
I really liked Back in Black.
What about Kravens last hunt ?
Good job.
I Love Ultimate Peter Parker! I grew Up with Ultimate Peter Parker
Only Peter Parker can be Spiderman
What about the controversial Black Issue?
Hell yeah!!!
superior spiderman was awesome too
*Sees the commuter cometh is higher then venom
*Turns video off
I hate the Avengers (TM) MCU theme song in the background honestly. The biggest turn off from reading Marvel comics these days is the inescapable shadow of the MCU's success. I'm sick of it. I just want to enjoy Marvel superheroes without Disney's editorial decisions to link everything to the movies, etc.
God, I really wanted to watch this video but the music is so annoying when I’m trying to listen to you talk dude! Can’t make it past 5 minutes. Sorry
Goat Pryde > MidJ
naw kraven's last hunt is the best
Jayturtle 05 couldn't agree more.
Superior Spider-Man?
The music isn’t necessary
what about superior Spider-Man
Acnologia Uchiha my favorites are: anything ultimate spider man, ultimate miles venom, and superior
Sins Past isn’t on this list? UNSUBSCRIBED!
spider-man 2> homecoming
waaaaaaay better
Anything Miles Morales is stupid
This list sucks