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I’ve seen this comic panel before, but was anyone gonna tell me that the guy Jameson was defending was Hobie Brown?

Or that Hobie Brown was 616’s original Prowler?!

Just finished reading The Amazing Spider-Man #38, and met what is probably one of the least known villains in the roster.

Joe Smith was once a mild mannered man with dreams to become a champion boxer. The only problem was that he sucked at boxing, so instead he decided to become champion wrestler, but he sucked at wrestling.

Then, one day, his manager gets him a gig as the monster in an upcoming sci-fi film.

However, while filming a scene, he knocks over a light into some chemicals and comic book science ensues.

After awaking, he loses control, going berserk and gaining super strength. Of course, Spidey comes in to stop him.

The day is eventually saved when the chemicals wear off, letting Joe Smith return to normal, and even get signed on with the studio for his realistic fighting. It’s actually kind of a sweet ending.

In the original, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, the game takes place shortly after Leon and Claire’s begins. We know this primarily because when Jill reaches the RPD, Marvin is already zombified and re-dead courtesy of Leon.

However, in the remake, most of Jill’s Storyline begins before Leon even makes it to the RPD.

Forgot to post about the most nonchalant first appearance of Norman Osborn in The Amazing Spider-Man #38

After not getting any funding for his research, he decides to crack open the bad boy himself to see whatever life form might be inside

But GASP! Something comes out of the meteor, latching onto the would-be scientist!

When he comes to, he finds that the meteor has given him superpowers such as super strength and durability

Say hello to:

The Looter!