The Amazing Spider-Man by J.M. DeMatteis

1 #39-40 (1966) | By Stan Lee & John Romita By their own admission, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko never had a solid plan in mind for who was behind the mask of the Green Goblin when they created him. How Green Was My Goblin/Spidey Saves the Day The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. We wouldn’t have the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse movie without this crossover lighting the way. The Edge of Spider-Verse prologue series is especially key, as it introduces important new characters like Spider-Gwen and Sp//dr. While the main crossover is contained within the pages of the monthly Amazing Spider-Man series, fans really owe it to themselves to read the numerous tie-ins and take in the full scope of the crossover. Even the Spider-Men from the 1960’s animated series and the Hostess Fruit Pies ads are drawn into this fight. The crossover pays tribute to many different incarnations of the Spidey franchise in comics and television. Spider-Verse is full of drama and high stakes, but it’s also some of the most fun you’ll have reading a Spider-Man comic. Spidey’s only hope is join forces with his counterparts from across the Marvel multiverse and defend the Web of Life before it’s destroyed for good.

Worse, Morlun’s entire family has surfaced with the goal of devouring any and all Spider-Men they can find. Spider-Verse pits our hero against the one villain who successfully killed him - vampiric totem-feeder Morlun. 3 #9-15 (2014-2015) | By Dan Slott, Olivier Coipel & Giuseppe Camuncoli Spider-Man crossovers don’t get more epic than this.

The Amazing Spider-Man by J.M. DeMatteis