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Spider-Man #18 is the best issue yet. Instead of fighting Mysterio or the Lizard, Peter battles a personal, existential series of crises. And then, an unbelievable twist, followed by an even more outrageous counter twist.

I love the moral dilemma which Peter Parker has to go through nearly every issue…why continue being Spider-Man when that costume and those powers repetitiously ruin your quality of life?

Daredevil and Spider-Man meet for the first time in Amazing Spider-Man #16.
The twist is Spider-Man has no idea that his fellow crime fighter is indeed blind.
Peter Parker and Betty Brant’s relationship continues to strain.

Harry comes face-to-face with ominous danger.

Draco Malfoy is a bully.

Waking up this morning, I started at 42%; now, seven chapters later (all-time, single day record), I’m sitting at 78% completion. If it wasn’t almost 10pm, I would keep going. But hey, if I can read that much and still have energy for more, then I can most certainly finish this book tomorrow evening.

13 chapters and the movie adaption of the first Harry Potter book—and I’ve officially settled into the wizardry world of Harry Potter. What seemed foreign to me 228 pages ago has now become routine. 4 chapters to go.

The Erised Mirror shows us our deepest desires. If I was a Hogwarts student looking in the mirror, it would either show a sexy, beautiful, head-turning British blondie with baby blue eyes giving me a little smoochie smoochie; or, Wonder Woman giving me sugar. A man can dream, can he?

Snape was bitten by Fluffy, the three-headed dog guarding a trap door, allegedly containing some special artifact.

Our three main protagonists:
Harry Potter
Ron Weasley
Hermione Granger

Spider-Man is among the S-Tier strongest Marvel superheroes—only Hulk, Thor, and Thing are stronger.

After the extensive mainline story in the 1964 annual, an encyclopedic gallery follows suit, showcasing Spider-Man’s super-villains at the time of this magazine’s publication. But wait…there’s more in store.

Hufflepuff
Gryffindor
Slytherin
Ravenclaw

Just finished the main story of the 1964 annual, and now I have the bonus features to scour through tomorrow. I won’t rush it.

It’s good!

I enjoyed reading the first appearances of Mysterio, Green Goblin, and Kraven the Hunter.

I’m slowly traversing the 1964 annual, and I’ve already seen cameos by Doctor Strange, the Fantastic Four, and even the Mighty Thor! In conjunction with Electro, Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Mysterio, Sandman, and Kraven.