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The Death of Spiderman
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I'm gonna pick up a few copies of it and keep them in an air sealed bag. Never know if they will be worth alot 15-20 years down the road.
Spider-man dies in latest comic book
SAN DIEGO – Legendary comic book creator Stan Lee announced that Spider-Man dies in the latest Marvel comic book released Wednesday.
Fans paid tribute to the Spider-Man character on Lee’s Facebook page after he posted “The Death Of Spider-Man” article around 9 a.m. Wednesday.
“After 700 Amazing issues, we say Farewell to puny Peter Parker – thank daring Dan Slott for that one folks, but fear thee not, my good friends MTV Geek give Ol’ Web Head one heck of a send off,” Lee posted.
In the 700th edition of “The Amazing Spider-Man,” the superhero loses the battle with Doctor Octopus, according to Marvel writer Slott.
“This day was going to come,” Slott said in a video posted on MTV Geek. “Spider-Man was going to face his greatest odds, challenge, but he comes up short and ‘oh no, he’s dead.’”
The issue was on sale Wednesday.
SAN DIEGO – Legendary comic book creator Stan Lee announced that Spider-Man dies in the latest Marvel comic book released Wednesday.
Fans paid tribute to the Spider-Man character on Lee’s Facebook page after he posted “The Death Of Spider-Man” article around 9 a.m. Wednesday.
“After 700 Amazing issues, we say Farewell to puny Peter Parker – thank daring Dan Slott for that one folks, but fear thee not, my good friends MTV Geek give Ol’ Web Head one heck of a send off,” Lee posted.
In the 700th edition of “The Amazing Spider-Man,” the superhero loses the battle with Doctor Octopus, according to Marvel writer Slott.
“This day was going to come,” Slott said in a video posted on MTV Geek. “Spider-Man was going to face his greatest odds, challenge, but he comes up short and ‘oh no, he’s dead.’”
The issue was on sale Wednesday.
I'm gonna pick up a few copies of it and keep them in an air sealed bag. Never know if they will be worth alot 15-20 years down the road.
