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Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 1

Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1

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Art by:Steve Ditko,Stan Goldberg andArtie Simek

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1. "The Sinister Six"

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2. "A Gallery of Spider-Man's Most Famous Foes!"

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3. "The Secrets of Spider-Man!"

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4. "Supporting Cast Pin-Ups"

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5. "How Stan Lee and Steve Ditko Create Spider-Man!"

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Use your head,Electro! Each of usalmost beathim, all alone! Workingtogether, how can we fail??

—Kraven the Hunter

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Synopsis for "The Sinister Six"

Having broken out of prison,Dr. Octopus gathersMysterio,Electro,Kraven the Hunter, theVulture andSandman to get revenge againstSpider-Man as theSinister Six. Meanwhile, Spider-Man has once more found that his spider powers have faded and has to exercise more caution getting backhome, lest someone take advantage of his lost powers to find out his secret identity.

As Peter wanders thecity lost in thought over all the stress caused by his Spider-Man identity, he doesn't go toschool. This prompts the school to call hisAunt May. Worried about Peter, she goes toBetty Brant for help, and they, in turn, see ifJ. Jonah Jameson has seen Peter recently. This makes them a target for the Sinister Six, who have decided to use Betty Brant as bait to lure Spider-Man, and so, they kidnap both Betty and Aunt May.

Peter arrives at theDaily Bugle just in time to see the Vulture delivering a message to Jameson. The Vulture tells him that the Sinister Six have gone to six different locations, and at each location they each have a clue to the whereabouts of Betty and May. While superheroes all over the city try to find Spider-Man, Peter decides that powers or no powers, he's going to save his Aunt May and Betty from his enemies.

At the first location, the local power plant owned byStark Industries, Peter faces Electro. During the fight, he realizes that his powers have returned. He easily defeats Electro and learns the next location. WhenIron Man arrives to offer help, Spider-Man refuses.

His next fight is with Kraven the Hunter, who attacks Spider-Man inCentral Park with threetigers. Spider-Man easily fights off the attackers and secures the next clue. Along the way, theHuman Torch offers help, but once again, Spider-Man refuses.

His next location is controlled by Mysterio, who sendsandroids based on theX-Men to attack the wall-crawler. Spider-Man easily defeats the androids and Mysterio. The next clue is set ablaze, but Spider-Man recovers its contents with his web-fluid.

His next battle is against Sandman, sealed in an airless room. Spider-Man defeats Sandman with his superior lung capacity. Next, he battles the Vulture high over the city and defeats him as well, gaining the location of Dr. Octopus, who has been holding Betty and May hostage. May, completely oblivious to her situation, believes they are Octavius' houseguests.

Spider-Man battles Octopus andhis mechanical arms. Their fight takes them to a giant fishbowl, where Octopus battles Spider-Man in his "natural habitat." Spider-Man defeats Octopus by filling the tank with his webbing and tangling Octavius up, and he then frees Aunt May and Betty Brant. After returning to his civilian guise, he meets up with the pair. Aunt May remains upset with Peter over his skipping class. Jameson is once more made a fool, when he has to publish a story about how heroic Spider-Man is, and as for the Sinister Six? Forced to share a prison cell, the villains squabble among themselves.

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Synopsis for "A Gallery of Spider-Man's Most Famous Foes!"

A gallery of Spider-Man's enemies including: The Burglar, The Chameleon, The Vulture, The Tinkerer, Dr. Octopus, Dr. Doom, Sandman, The Lizard, The Living Brain, Electro, The Enforcers, The Green Goblin, Mysterio and Kraven the Hunter.

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Synopsis for "The Secrets of Spider-Man!"

A feature which explains Spider-Man's various abilities, powers, and devices. Includes his web-shooters, signal light, and the reflective lenses of his mask.

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Synopsis for "Supporting Cast Pin-Ups"

A series of pin-ups of Spider-Man and Peter Parker, as well as his supporting casts and guest stars over the first sixteen issues of Amazing Spider-Man. These include J. Jonah Jameson, Betty Brant, Aunt May, Flash Thompson, Liz Allen, and a diagram about Aunt May's home.

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Synopsis for "How Stan Lee and Steve Ditko Create Spider-Man!"

Stan Lee and Steve Ditko explain how they create Spider-Man comics using the "Marvel Style" of storytelling, in which the writer provides the plot, the artist uses the plot to create art, and the writer provides dialogue based on the art.

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Publication Notes[]

  • 1st story credits:
    • 41 pages of indescribable excitement
    • Written by: Stan Lee
    • Drawn by: Steve Ditko
    • Possibly the most talked about team in comics today!
    • Lettered by: S. Rosen
  • A couple of the corner 'Editors Notes' boxes are inaccurate: On page 5 "Marvel Annual #1" is referenced instead of Marvel Tales #1, and on page 17 Iron Man appears monthly in Tales of Suspense, not "Iron Man" (Iron Man wouldn't get his own title for another four years).
  • Editor's references:Amazing Spider-Man #3, Marvel Annual #1 (Marvel Tales (Vol. 2) #1),Amazing Spider-Man #11,Amazing Spider-Man #12
  • Artwork from this issue appeared on theSeries A Marvel Value Stamp number 99 featuringSandman.

Continuity Notes[]

  • The narrative of this story recounts the origins of Doctor Octopus as seen inAmazing Spider-Man #3.
  • As the Sinister Six gather, the members point out how they were previously defeated by Spider-Man. These events happened inAmazing Spider-Man #4 (Sandman),Amazing Spider-Man #9 (Electro),13 (Mysterio), and15 (Kraven).
  • Typically, people cannot see Doctor Strange in his astral form. However, the reason why Flash Thompson and his fellow bullies can see Strange is due to a past encounter inUntold Tales of Spider-Man: Strange Encounters #1. This allowed them to temporarily see Strange's spirit form.
  • Spider-Man recounts how his Uncle Ben was murdered. That happened inAmazing Fantasy #15.
  • The Vulture states that Spider-Man had defeated him twice. This is not entirely accurate. Not only was he defeated inAmazing Spider-Man #2 and7, he was also defeated by Spider-Man inUntold Tales of Spider-Man #5 and12, which was four times. This error can be attributed to the fact that Untold Tales was published decades after this story. One could assume that the Vulture underplayed how many times Spider-Man defeated him in the past.
  • The reason the Sinister Six kidnap Betty Brant is because Doctor Octopus has determined that there is some connection between her and Spider-Man, as he first discovered back inAmazing Spider-Man #11–12.
  • The Human Torch uses his powers to write a message to Spider-Man in the sky. A routine he started inStrange Tales Annual #2 whenever he sought out the wall-crawler.
  • Spider-Man refers to Iron Man as Tony Stark's bodyguard. At the time of this story, Spider-Man (and the world at large) did not know that Iron Man and Stark were the same individuals. This fact is not revealed untilIron Man (Vol. 3) #55.
  • All references to the 1964 New York World's Fair as being a recent event/construct should be considered atopical reference per theSliding Timescale ofEarth-616. Likewise should Aunt May's complaints about missing theBeverly Hillbillies.

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A flashback in this story affects the chronology of the following characters:

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