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The Amazing Spider-Man #58(1968):
The conclusion to the memory loss and I thought it was a good one. I take back what I said about Ka-Zar as well. He is better than I thought and I now want to see him face off against Kraven.

The Amazing Spider-Man #57(1968):
I’m really enjoying the memory loss stories but I don’t know if I like Ka-Zar…he’s just a discount Kraven so far.

The Amazing Spider-Man #56(1968):
Wow this was a good issue and I’m real surprised Spider-Man didn’t get his memory back yet. A few things are building up and it’s really cool.

The Amazing Spider-Man #55(1967):
Doc is getting real dangerous and wipes the memory of Spider-Man…let me see the next issue please.

The Amazing Spider-Man #54(1967):
Dang… Dock Ock almost had Peter to his will…

The Amazing Spider-Man #53(1967):
I’m beginning to think Gwen is figuring it out.

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #4(1967):
I think I just found my favorite issue from these comics! It has some great villainy as corny as it can be and the action between Spidey and the Human Torch is so good! Then they bring in “King Kong” but not really helped so much more. I may not know much about the Wizard guy but a great team up with Mysterio.

The Amazing Spider-Man #52(1967):
Wow what an action filled finale to the Kingpin three issue story! Rest in Peace to Foswell and of course Jameson is as hard headed as ever smh…

The Amazing Spider-Man #51(1967):
The great and evil Kingpin! Such a great threat in comic history. Also just remembered in the last issue where the hell was all the other heroes when Spidey took his break smh…

The Amazing Spider-Man #50(1967):
Gotta read what inspired a bit of the Raimi Spider-Man 2 and it was pretty cool!
All the sacrifices that must be made one way or another must be a real hard thing to do.

The Amazing Spider-Man #49(1967):
A solid fight between The Vulture and Kraven. Even with Spidey in bed sick the action didn’t stop.

The Amazing Spider-Man #48(1967)
Wow what a cliffhanger to leave us on. The new Vulture is a tough one and with Spidey having the flu it seems he is truly against someone at his strength.

The Amazing Spider-Man #47(1967):
Kraven is always a fun one to have around and it was kinda suspenseful with Norman. Both for the lives of him and his son and the fact that he may remember who he was and what happened involving the Green Goblin.

The Amazing Spider-Man #46(1967):
The Shocker is pretty cool but a low end for now compared to what we’ve seen and it was a quick victory for Spider-Man!

Love these!

The Amazing Spider-Man #45(1967):
More Lizard action and watching Spider-Man fight one handed was pretty cool!

The Amazing Spider-Man #44(1967)
More Lizard action! Poor Conners is one of the saddest cases for how he became a villain so far and I can’t wait to see how Peter helps him out after a fight that left him very injured.

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3(1966):
Spider-Man joining the Avengers is a cool idea but I’m glad he stays as a lonesome hero. Though I wish communication was better in these comics.

The Amazing Spider-Man #43(1966):
More Rhino is fun and for Peter to be in what seems to be a decent relationship with Mary Jane. Things seem to be ok for now.

The Amazing Spider-Man #42(1966):
Earth just needs a shield lol! How is it that somebody with those spores like John had could be let off to walk around when something like that could happen is crazy. Also we finally meet Mary Jane. Bout time smh.

The Amazing Spider-Man #41(1966):
Ah yes The Rhino! An unstoppable abomination. I am as curious as the police how they will lock him up and keep him there.

The Amazing Spider-Man #40(1966):
Well the end for the Green Goblin has arrived for now. Villains have to stop monologuing so much. Never works out in the end.

The Amazing Spider-Man #39(1966):
Holy crap what a start to the next Epic Collection! Green Goblin is starting it off and even became the first villain to learn Spider-Man’s identity. Absolutely wild!