A Perfect Spider-Man Story: UNSCHEDULED STOP

[@MattDraper]

What's your favorite single issue or short arc of Spider-Man? Read the complete essay on Comic Book Herald: www.comicbookherald.com/a-perfect-spider-man-story-unscheduled-stop/

[@ginofrancejr555]

No one dies and going down swinging both from Dan slott

[@spdrwrtr]

Dan Slott's last issue on ASM "there for you"; a perfect representation of why people continue to love spider-man and his dedication to save others

[@SnapperChannel]

Spider Bite Issue from Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

[@pedrohenriquemilanocalandr4173]

Spider-Man Life Story. My favorite modern Spidey story and a love letter to the 60 years of Spider-Man. Would love to see a video on about it

[@levidu99]

The Daydreamers by Roger Stern and Final Curtain by Paul Jenkins

[@immersivecomics1603]

I love how Quesada thought to himself: “Growing up, changing, getting married and having kids isn’t relatable. You know what is relatable? Staying a couch surfing 25 year old your entire life and making deals with the devil definitely is tho”

[@Xehanort10]

He probably hated having to grow up and wishes he was lazing around in his mid 20's again.

[@mikemorro140]

@@paulakroy2635 That's untrue, OMD was Quesada's idea and he talked in interviews about how he got it from DC who were planning to do it to Superman and Lois. JMS did initially go along with it but he wanted to actually make several other changes so that the retcons that happened from OMD would make a little more sense, I don't agree with some of JMS"s plans like to bring back Gwen but that was to try to make the story more cohesive at least. But Quesada didn't really want to do that and JMS didn't even write the last two issues and tried to get his name taken off the book because he disliked the story so much.

[@Eheiou]

@@mikemorro140 He should have knew it was a bad idea when he heard DC was doing it to Superman and Lois, as in the most popular comic couple.

[@fajam00m00]

Joke Asada What’s funny is the entire premise is misguided. For example, look at Goku from DBZ. He was allowed to age, become a father, and then a grandfather. Mass appeal unharmed.

[@paulakroy2635]

@@mikemorro140 JMS more cohesive story legit sounds like it would have ruin a lot of marvel universe cannon

[@residenttdk007]

Any story that utilizes Shocker as a serious threat immediately gets major props from me. He’s always been one of my favorite Spidey villains and doesn’t seem to get the spotlight too often as the solo villain for a story.

[@a_fine_edition2746]

Couldn’t agree more. Love the Shocker and really wish he was taken more seriously. But at the same time, it’s almost the lack of respect he gets that makes him a little more endearing. Can we please have him play a major role in a Symbiote story arc? I feel like those vibro-smashers would be PERFECT for taking out guys like Venom.

[@Ashguy733]

Thank you, I feel the Shocker is underrated as a villain.

[@reagangaitens7154]

I love shocker in the Spectacular Spiderman cartoon cause he actually kicked ass

[@aryan7767]

As usual spectacular Spider-Man is amazing and does beast stuff

[@reagangaitens7154]

@@aryan7767 absolutely 💯

[@WhyWeWatch1]

"We’re calling him Ben” (Marvel Comics 1000) is the first thing that came to mind If I have a boy, he'll probably be named Peter. And I have a friend who picked comic-related middle names for his kids

[@MattDraper]

Incredible story and only 1 page!

[@WhyWeWatch1]

@@MattDraper I was actually surprised by that when I looked it up again

[@maliklofton9148]

@@MattDraper Possible scammer using your name. Please respond

[@YDTK2478]

Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man Issue 310 immediately comes to mind. Written as the final issue to Zdarsky's run on the title, with him doing the art and coloring. He made a documentary style comic with interviews with civilians discussing Spider-Man. The interviews range from hilarious to tear-jerking, with a final page that perfectly encapsulates Spider-Man as a whole. I read it when I was trying to get back in to comics and it worked like a charm. It solidified Zdarsky as one of my favorite writers and to this day one of my favorite Spider-Man stories ever.

[@FilmsToAstonish]

Thats a top tier Spider-Man story

[@paulakroy2635]

It’s an ok issue. It’s just kid who collects

[@nerdfatha]

I need to echo your appreciation for Shocker. He has a nifty attack, an iconic suit, but really just wants to get one good score and retire. He has no over arching fiendish plans, he just has no other skills.

[@BoyNamedSue4]

As a whole, Brand New Day didn’t work for me. But this, the Rhino two parter and what they did with Flash was excellent.

[@spdrwrtr]

that Rhino story is awesome

[@chriss.249]

Flowers for Rhino or when Rhino killed mech suit rhino?

[@paulakroy2635]

Brand new day was the best for me

[@devinjabairemoss]

“Everybody loves a hero. People line up for em, cheer em, scream their name, and years later they’ll tell how they stood in the rain for hours just to get a glimpse of the one who taught them to hold on a second longer. I believe there’s a hero in all of us. That keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble, and finally allows us to die with pride. Even though sometimes, we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most… even our dreams.” - May Parker

[@rayancedrichaddad1197]

What makes this Spider-Man Story so Amazing is certainly the presence of The Shocker as the Antagonist. You Brilliantly explain the reasons that The Shocker is one of the Best Opposite of Spider-Man. Because he challenge Spider-Man and Awake the Hero inside him.

[@GreaserMan]

The Shocker is unironically one of Spider-Man's best villains, although funnily it's mainly because he isn't really that villainous. He's SHOCKINGLY good at heart.

[@Dhampir101980]

If you want some more short Spider-Man adventures to discover, I highly suggest that you track down issues 20-50 of Peter Parker: Spider-Man, Volume 2 by Paul Jenkins. Almost all of the arcs are two or three issues and the Parker Luck is completely on full display throughout the run. The stories range from funny, sad, touching and introspective. My favorite issues are # 20, where Peter is in such a funk/ depression that he has to rediscover his ability to laugh, and issue #33, where Peter recounts the time that Uncle Ben took him to his first baseball game. Truly powerful stuff. After you read the run, you’ll want to make another video. Trust me. Great work, Matthew!

[@bewaretheconficker]

Paul Jenkins' Peter Parker: Spider-Man run (and some of his shorter Spectacular stories) is sadly mostly overlooked, it's full of quintessential great smaller introspective stories! Even the times you get the occasional 2 or 3 part story they're great, love it love it love it.

[@Dhampir101980]

@@bewaretheconficker it’s too bad that Marvel only really re-releases the main Amazing title in Epic Collections or Omnibuses. Some of Spidey’s best storylines are in his satellite books

[@BoyNamedSue4]

Spec 200 is the first comic I ever bought myself and remains my favorite single issue of Spidey

[@lukeamparo6586]

Guess this is what inspired that episode of Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes where Captain America and Spider-Man escort civilians in the subway whilst fighting against the snake villains. This is after the Skrull Invasion.

[@Joyoboyogomu]

i love this arc, it’s really fun. i think brand new day has a lot of stories that are great, but are pushed to the side simply because of how awful the brand new day direction was

[@silver6kraid]

I know why people hate the Brand new Day run but I always loved it. It was the first time as a young adult I started collecting comic books month to month. Seeing Spidy face off against new villains every week and having the books in my hands was great. This story floored me along with New Ways to die and Flashbacks. Good to see you cover this era with the respect it deserves. The circumstances around it weren't great but at least the webhead's adventures were spectacular.

[@juliiju0484]

I really love how this story inspired more to the episode of Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes dedicated to Spider-Man than any other more popular or recognizable story of the character

[@juanpere3209]

Spider Man & Human Torch is one of my Favorite stories being it go across the Decades through Peter & Johnny friendship and the Bad and the good moments through their lives another is Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane and see her perspective of spidey's adventures.

[@rhetiq9989]

There’s an episode in Avengers : EMH show that has a very similar premise to this issue where Spidey and Cap are trapped underground with civilians who they must protect from the serpent society. I’m not sure if this issue was an inspiration for that episode but yeah the resemblance is uncanny

[@cdadamly]

I love this story (and the other BND arcs you mentioned, especially New Ways to Die and Shed)! JJJ Senior was a fantastic addition to the supporting cast.

[@chapman35]

Great video. The Brand New Day era is my favourite Spider-Man run. Will check out the podcast you mentioned. Thanks for the great content!

[@uncannydcmarvelous5732]

Ignoring the whole Peter acting as a manchild thing, yes, is good.

[@OwenLikesComics]

It's a Julyder-Man miracle!

[@MattDraper]

Julyder-Man! It's very real and very awesome!

[@MrDanno]

I’m really starting to love Mark Waid’s work. I’m currently picking up his run on DD every couple weeks and loving it, does anyone else know about some of his long runs that are collected? Marvel or DC, I don’t really mind!

[@MattDraper]

Waid's Fantastic Four, Flash, Kingdom Come, Superman: Birthright, Captain America, and Black Widow are all awesome

[@MrDanno]

@@MattDraper Awesome, thanks for the recommendations!!

[@komixerpl2743]

He had a pretty long run on the Wally West's Flash back in the day

[@simon9146]

I don’t think Mark Waid has ever written a bad book, his later Marvel stuff wasn’t his best but it was still an enjoyable read. When it comes to superhero comics, he is easily one of the best there has ever been.

[@spdrwrtr]

If you loved Waid's run on Daredevil, I agree with Matt ; especially track down Waid's run on Fantastic 4

[@Bonesph]

Hobgoblin origin and black suit saga and Black Cat are my favorite stories.

[@pudlordtynan919]

I listened to you on the Geeksplained Podcast talk about the best Spidey stories and it got me to read some genuinely great Spider-Man! I recently lost love with Spider-Man, I was fatigued by what I felt was the main title floundering its own potential. I didn't care about Spider-Man and that felt wrong, so I went back to that episode and started hashing out my own ideas around Spider-Man. And its really helped me fall back in love with the Wall-Crawler.

[@okand6770]

Life Story is one of my favorites

[@SpeedDemon55]

Shocker is my favourite Spider-Man villain so I’m gonna check this out.

[@Ashguy733]

"Why would Mephisto want their marriage?" As a Silver Surfer fan I ask the same question regarding why Mephisto constantly wants his soul. Also to answer your question its kinda a copout, but the issue of Hickman's FF where he eats a hotdog with Franklin on the rooftop post Johnny Storm's death and just tries to be there for him.

[@Gemnist98]

The end of Nick Spencer run reveals the reason why. Mephisto tells Doctor Strange that he plans on conquering the world one day, and he used his clairvoyance to see that he will in fact do so, only to discover that the world will be saved by Spider-Man and his daughter. Thus he severed the marriage so that Peter and Mary Jane can’t have said daughter and stop him.

[@Wiki1184]

@@Gemnist98 Haven’t read it yet so this might have gotten explained, but why not just wait until Peter and his daughter die of old age before making his move? Like I’m assuming he’s immortal right? He has all the time in the world.

[@hyperion3145]

@@Wiki1184 It also doesn't work because Spider Girl in the main 616 continuity was a miscarriage back in the Clone Saga. Like they forgot that part. Mephisto has a lot of weird hooks in the Spider-Man side of things lately, it's pretty ridiculous.

[@cartmoody]

So glad you made a video on this story. I heard you talking about it on your podcast and 100% agreed. Waid and Martin are hands down two of the best people to work on spider-man. 'Peter Parker Paparazzi' and 'Power to the people' are fantastic. The trade UNSCHEDULED STOP is in (death and dating, I think) has an issue and its the best Peter Parker and Betty Brant story. Love a vid on that some day.

[@mikhaelgribkov4117]

My favourite Spider-man and Green Goblin story is Trick of The Light with A Death in the Family following it themes.

[@Xehanort10]

7:12 Spider-Man's interactions with Shocker in the Ultimate Spider-Man game were funny, "I never knew your name was Herman."

[@daelen.cclark]

Now if only we didn’t have to go through “One More Day” to get to “Brand New Day”.

[@Comicbroe405]

Didn't know much about this story. Thanks for making a video on it.

[@Malachi_Risinger]

I've never read this, but Mark Waid is my favorite writer of all time! I'm not at all surprised he wrote "A Perfect Spider-Man Story"

[@thomasferriez5938]

I Think Avanegers EMH made an episode similar to "Unscheduled Stop" With Captain America and Spider-Man being stuck underground with civilians while being attacked by the Serpent Society

[@TheSchmuck2]

Hell yeah! 90s Saturday morning animation Spider-Man squad 😁

[@rockstickcomics]

Mark Waid is definitely my favorite comic writer

[@psychic9200]

Has to be my new favorite video you've done. Keep up the great work Matt!

[@MrGeo-EmitFodrol]

I love Shocker... Underrated villain.

[@SpoonDude]

I don’t have a lot of love for post One More Day Spider-Man, but of course I recognize that just because editorial screwed the character over big time- that doesn’t mean there weren’t good stories told. I wasn’t really aware of this little arc, glad you made a video bringing it to attention!

[@jackofallclaws6672]

I’ll give this Marcus Matin Bub this. If he ever wanted to pull a Tim Sale and release a series of self contained trades in a similar vein to The Colors Series…he’s got my buck.

[@baku_gako2135]

i do remember that everything leading up to grim hunt was incredible, i really enjoyed those stories specially the ones involving Rhino and Sandman, grat video Matt!!

[@bastianse8235]

Something that I like about spiderman Most is when He helps people no matter at any price.

[@vitdmilk5466]

Thanks for introducing me to great stories matt

[@AkiDave]

You can never go wrong with Spider-Man, Merry Julyder-Man!!

[@ginofrancejr555]

If I was a spider man writer I would undo one more day. Spider man needed to grow

[@gregmckeon745]

I think my favorite short arc of Spider-man is these two issues, 578 & 579, too! I was amazed when I saw this story was the subject of your newest video, Matt! These two issues, plus 577 (a Spidey/Punisher story by Wells & Paolo Rivera), and 555 (a Wells & Bachalo Spidey/Wolvie story), are the first Spider-man comics I remember reading. My Dad was a comic collector for many years and would take my younger brothers and I to his LCS. We were mostly just focused on the Pokemon & Yugi-Oh cards in the shop, but I remember looking through his stack of comics one day and started reading these. "Unscheduled Stop," or "beaten-down-Spidey-in-a-subway-covered-in-rats," as I remember it, was the most impactful (and my favorite) of the bunch. And hell yeah dude, Shocker is badass in the Spectacular Spiderman animated series that was airing around the same time! Quite a one-two Shocker punch to the brain as a young kid!

[@AllMightyLantern]

Haven't read unscheduled stop in a while, but this video certainly brought back good memories of it. My favorite short stories are my dinner w/ Jonah by Chip Zdarsky and Lifetime Achievement by Nick Spencer. These stories really added a lot of Depth and pathos to Peter and JJJ's relationship. I love seeing a pro-spidey Jonah and him dealing with the ramifications of his smear campaign against Spider-Man in Lifetime achievement.

[@bluboy2317]

I love these videos. They perfectly capture and display the characters and their morals from pages of the comics. thank you Matt ❤️🙏

[@puffpuffpassmako]

Fun fact: In comics, Peter is relieved Shocker has a very simple mind and only resorts to robbing banks or petty crimes. He said that if shocker took himself seriously, his gauntlets could level city blocks and cause small seismic earthquakes enough to literally sink the ground. If shocker just took himself seriously, he could be one of Spidey's most dangerous villains

[@a_fine_edition2746]

Love that about him. I also feel like if he ever did a team up with Spidey, it would be an awesome concept. His vibro-smashers really should be utilized more dangerously. Wouldn’t he be just the PERFECT opponent to defeat Symbiotes?

[@djninjaturtle]

This is my favorite Spider-Man story ever, so cool to see it acknowledged!

[@Wyzard01]

One of the things I like about Matt's videos is the synthwave played in the background.

[@MattDraper]

Me too

[@Wyzard01]

@@MattDraper I have been a fan of synthwave, chillwave, and vaporwave for a few years.

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

Awesome love your videos bro🤙

[@MastermindAXL]

I really enjoy your analysis of this story and of the BND era in general. I think that this era is unfairly maligned because of OMD. All those stories you cited as being strong are incredible (except for "Shed" ... I can't forgive Lizard eating his own son). This was my Spider-Man growing up, and I have also read a lot of the classic stuff too.

[@Dom_510]

Great video and analysis. Spider-Man is my favorite marvel character and I really need to read more of these older stories.

[@keithgehman3945]

Always excited for some Brand New Day love! A period of comics should never be written off just cuz of the real world history or overall opinion of the day and this is why. It does a disservice to the creative teams and makes new fans miss out on potential bangers

[@jhinpotion9230]

Yeah, One More Day is ass and all, but a lot of those BND stories are just a lot of fun.

[@aaronwilliamson6051]

3:49 love that tongue twister

[@AK47-666]

The most underrated KZbin channel ever

[@GabrielLopez-gg2mv]

Matt. Thank You for this great video. This 2 part story was printed and were part of aTPB here un México. I can't recall which were the other stories but I got in love with this story arc. Just a simple story of Spidey fighting Shocker, really entertain and not really complicated to understand or to must read tie-ins. Th art of Marcos Martin was great, really great, I wish he could have become the Main drawer for the title. Thank again for this return un time of My greatest superheroe. Thanks again.

[@razormango]

The midnight at the end btw

[@christianmanka3884]

I know he didn’t stick around but I love Red Vulture... also great video. I love going back to short Spider-Man stories. Still nothing beats Blue or Life Story for me.

[@kibichukai]

I’m a fan of a lot of the short stories you mentioned (not Shed!) but one that I look back fondly on that you didn’t mention is Spider-Man vs Firelordby Tom DeFalco. ASM issues #269 and 270 are in the same vein as Spidey vs. the Juggernaut, and really bring the cosmic and the street together in a fun way.

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

Proverbs 13:12 - Hope deferred maketh the heart sick: but when the desire cometh, it is a tree of life. Poor Spidey. He never gets what he desires. 😟

[@faherty87]

Looooooved this. Gorgeous art too

[@alexanderdanvers3247]

Ah, One More Day. One of the many things that haunt me when I lie awake at night.

[@robofistsrevenge3288]

One of my all-time favorite Spider-Man stories is a single-issue where Uatu the Watcher and some other villainous alien bet the fate of the Earth on a bunch of kids playing football in Central Park. Spidey swings past and the kids beg him to play with them (with a shit ton of handicaps, including no web swinging, no super strength or superspeed, so Spidey sense, and one hand tied behind his back). And then it's just...Spidey playing football with a bunch of New York kids from the mid-80s intercut with existential commentary from two aliens on the moon. It's a fucking delight.

[@positiveproductions6699]

Just wanted to see keep up the great work love videos like this

[@brandondananay1917]

Loved this video, Matt! Keep up the great work! If I can ask, is there any chance you would do a video essay on Spider-Man: Life Story?

[@vasglorious]

Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #231 & #232 - "Caught in the Act"

[@Mr.Wigelsworth]

Beautiful just found you a few months ago this is amazing, I haven’t read to many comics but I know a lot but I do love these little issues, never heard of these, but love it, and I swear I also have peter luck lol love ur channel ❤️

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the great video as always Matt ❤

[@Slame333]

The cover to issue 579 is one of my most favorite covers ever. Actually never got around to reading it, but after watching this o think it’s about time I change that.

[@Mr_ULTMT]

Have you always uploaded your video scripts to the web? They're phenomenal, I love how passionate you are about this comic and character

[@MattDraper]

Thanks! My comic book video scripts are all on Comic Book Herald

[@levidu99]

Peter Parker: Spider-Man by Paul Jenkins was filled with these kind of short grounded Spidey stories, check it out in case you haven’t

[@LegendOfTheBat]

I'm a simple man. I see a Matt Draper video on Spider-Man, I click on it immediately.

[@SnapperChannel]

I think it’s easy for people to write off the Brand New Day era just because it came fresh off of OMD’s frankly terrible decision to split Peter and MJ off. But honestly, the BND era had a lot of great Spidey stories (though I’m still not done finishing that period). This story being one of them. Waid and Martin really brought their A-game in creating an accessible short story that really gets to the heart of Spider-Man. I think these days it’s easy for Marvel and DC to forget about the importance of one shots and two-three part story arcs as they’re more concerned these days with writing for the trade. That’s not to say they’re gone (Tomasi and Gleason’s Superman used this a lot and the current Flash run does it to great use). But sometimes a simple story is all that’s needed to get at what makes a character important and Unscheduled Stop does this very well with Peter. Great video as always

[@cyberpunkgrappling6447]

All of the stories drawn by Martin, Bachalo and JRJR were great... So basically, 90% of BND is good

[@UltimateSpiderPlush]

I like it

[@erikbihari3625]

The Best part of any superhero story is when a hero meets a New villain. The powers,costume,personality how they Clash in other ways and so fourth!

[@seanrichardgreen]

I remember liking the Todd Mcfarlane title from the early 90s. “Torment” I think it was called. Haven’t read it in decades. I don’t know how well its held up since.

[@Juancisco]

10:24 This line feels especially relevant rn with all the Lotus stuff lmaao

[@countdarkmire1759]

Stop making me want a video on The Superior Foes Also two other great stories from brand new day were Mysterioso and Kemia's Castle

[@numerousncomicsandlegos6780]

What's relatable with spiderman is his growth. Seeing him grow up from being a kid to being a man and starting a new story

[@thegrob8892]

"GET BACK HERE SHOCKER!!!!!!" "SHOCKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!!" "YOU CAN'T ESCAPE ME" "I'LL CHASE YOU TO THE ENDS OF THE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEARTH"

[@elyaqui5324]

Thank you! Im a Marvel Unlimited Subscriber ive Read alot of X-men,FF4,Huge Fan of the X-Factor when it was Ran by Madrox who i think is A Huge funny Underrated Character! And so on but not enough Spidey Thank you for the Recommends!

[@Bubblegob]

The short Rhino Arc illustrated by Max Fiumara was just... so good but yeah there where a LOT of stories at this time I didn't read this one.

[@sebastianvitolo2338]

Matt you are the man, I love your channel I always get excited when I see a new video posted! Do you ever think you'll touch a wolverine story? he's my favorite super hero hands down and I would love to see you cover a story of his!

[@mikemorro140]

My favorite single issue is either Spectacular 200 or Spectacular 310 but for a two or three issue story it'd probably be Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut

[@johnashton4776]

MCU Spider Man needs Shocker, Fisk, Vulture, Kraven, Ringer, The Fly, Circus of Crime in the movies.

[@genghisjon3951]

I hope you revisit the BND Rhino arcs. I loved them, but it felt like no one else read them until this video. Then again, I'm sucker for arcs than humanize low-level villains and mooks.

[@insanitysymphony9175]

I own this issue it's very good and right after hammer head ducking breaks spidey's jaw

[@fengusburnt]

There was a two issue short on Spider-Man about the Rhino having retired and getting pulled into the life again against his will. Peter pulls out every stop to help his opponent redeem themself, but is helpless to stop the Rhino's rage. It was one of my faves as well, no idea the issues, though I think it was part of that long return of Kraven run.

[@gloriousporpoise9731]

Yeah such a good story and it was a part of grim hunt but I cant remember if it was actuall part of the plan to revive kraven or the new rhino just going rogue

[@vincentfranklin17]

I really liked J.J.J. Senior. I loved the romance between him and May Parker. He made her so happy!

[@benparrish672]

Peter Benjamin Parker is the best Spidey!

[@wdcain1]

Joe Kelly's comics were amazing. He made the Rhino a multi-fascinated character. His Kraven and Blackcat stories were also great. I hope he sticks with Spidey after Savage ends.

[@SirSugarSkull]

Oh man. The memories this video jump started for me. I started reading comics around this brand-New-Day Era and I loved this story. Thank you for reminding me! Going to re-read this now.

[@antonmassopust568]

Great story it's also another one after that called Spider-Man 24/7

[@TheBlackOtaku]

To me in my headcanon Spider-Man the real clone saga is the true ending of Spider-Man.

[@G-H-Productions11]

Surprised you haven’t done a video on Superior Foes of Spider-Man since you like Shocker.

[@chriss.249]

Pre watch: I read this story b4 I liked it. I think another good few are 1. Peter stops a school shooter kid 2. Peter stops a child with a gun who was trying to steal bikes over a dare 3. Spider-man and the mad dog ward 4. Peter vs Ezekiel(when ezekiel sees peters life and how he spent it compared to his own, it hit me hard) I could go on but ill stop there👍🏾 One of my favorite spidey insults? "Son of an osborn!!" The osborn being a stand in for bitch😂

[@dylansearcy3966]

I wanna go read it

[@stelonghi]

It was the summer of 2009 when, at the age of 7, I decided to start reading Spidey after seeing several episodes of both Spectacular and the 90s series, and the first issues I read were just these here, Amazing Spider-man 578 and 579. So this story will always have a special place in my heart, as well as the whole period of the Brand new day. Thanks so much for talking about this story Matt, I hope you can also do other videos about that period.

[@gregmckeon745]

577, 578 & 579 were the first Spidey stories I remember reading, too. I think I was 9 or 10 tho. And hell yeah Spectacular Spider-man on the Kid's WB Saturday mornings!

[@markw110]

Damn...you make me feel old...😑