Amazing Spider-Man #6
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| Writer | Stan Lee |
| Artist | Steve Ditko |
Face-to-Face with the Lizard
From the Everglades, there are strange reports. Something that looks part-lizard, part-man has attacked some locals. Spider-Man hears about him through the Daily Bugle and answers a challenge by the paper to take him down!
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There was an ever tiny break between me reading this issue and the last. The reason for this is mostly because life gets in the way and I had other things to read as well. But I also have to admit that I have an involuntary negative reaction to this issue. It's actually one of the first issues of Spider-Man I ever read. I was introduced to Spider-Man comics through my dad's old collection and he had old Marvel Tales reprints of some classic Spider-Man issues, including this one. And I just never really liked it? Having just finished it for the first time in years, I have to say I'm not sure why I'm so involuntarily negative about this issue.
This issue doesn't do a ton for the ongoing Spider-Man narrative. Betty and Peter get close more+ Like • Comment -
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best intro til now.
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Great issue overall. While there is a lot of heavy exposition, it reads fast and builds more to the world of Spider-Man and the people who live in it. Getting the Connors family all together in the same issue was nice to see that it stays mostly the same for the Lizard's entire history.
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(Cover date: November, 1963)
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