spider man (fictional character)

Spider-Man faces off against the Lizard and learns his new enemy has some surprises for him.

Spider-man learns that his destiny is to help others and to make the city safe for everyone except the bad guys.

Spider-Man tries to stop Sandman from robbing an armored car full of money.

Spider-Man introduces young readers to both his friends and enemies; including Mary Jane and the New Goblin.

Peter Parker attends a class on spiders, but his science teacher turns out to be a bit more than he expected.

After a long day of making mistakes while trying to help people, Spider-Man saves a woman and feels better.

An illustrated guide to Spider-man, providing information about all the people in Spidey's life, and following the story lines of the teenage superhero's adventures.

Presents several stories from 2001 about the web-wielding superhero Spider-Man, including the famous issue 36, a response to the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Peter Parker, an unassuming high school senior, is transformed in Spider-Man, a crime-fighting hero, after being bitten by a laboratory spider while on a field trip.

Trying to get to his friend M. J.'s play, he rides his motorbike as fast as he can, but then his spider sense kicks in. A speeding car is about to crash into a pretzel cart, and a boy is in the way. Can Spider-Man save the day and get to M. J.'s performance on time?.