Jul 16, 2025
Teenage Johnny, looking through his contacts: Dorrie, Spidey, Bobby, Ben. Dorrie, Spidey, Bobby, Ben. Dorrie, Spidey, Bobby, Ben?! Johnny: How can I only have 4 friends?! And one of them is Ben!
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Teenage Johnny, looking through his contacts: Dorrie, Spidey, Bobby, Ben. Dorrie, Spidey, Bobby, Ben. Dorrie, Spidey, Bobby, Ben?! Johnny: How can I only have 4 friends?! And one of them is Ben!
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How exactly is that plan working out in your head, Pete? Gonna drop in, sweep a woman in a relationship off her feet with your obnoxious yapping and unwillingness to show her your face? Amazing Spiderman 8
The Beetle was introduced in the Human Torch/Thing portion of the anthology comic Strange Tales 123, cover date August 1964. He was created by Stan Lee and Carl Burgos, who also make a cameo in the issue. ("The Birth of the Beetle," "The Challenge of Loki," "Strange Mission," Strange Tales 123, Marvel Comic Event)
Strange Tales (1951) #113
Their faces in the right-hand panel are everything to me...
113 times?! Man, dating superheroes must suck.
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Fantastic Four: Marvels Snapshot #1 (2020)
written by Evan Dorkin & Sarah Dyer art by Benjamin Dewey & Jordie Bellaire
Cover of the Day: Amazing Spider-Man #17 (October, 1964) Art by Steve Ditko
Peter Parker would never—!
I feel like the answer to that is always: he would. He totally would, and it’d be worse, Dorrie.