Marvel Adventures Spider-Man

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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #1 (May 2005). Art by Randy Green.
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
ScheduleMonthly
Format Ongoing
Publication dateMay 2005 – May 2010 (Vol. 1)
June 2010 – May 2012 (Vol. 2)
No. of issues61 (Vol. 1)
24 (Vol. 2)
Main character(s) Spider-Man
Sophia "Chat" Sanduval
Creative team
Created byDaniel Quantz
Mark Brooks
Written by…Age
Daniel Quantz (1–6)
Todd DeZago (7–11, 15, 17–18)
Mike Raicht (12–14, 16, 19–20)
…Adventures Vol. 1
Kitty Fross (1)
Erica David (2–3)
Jeff Parker (4)
Sean McKeever (5–12)
Zeb Wells (13–16)
Peter David (17–20, 29–32)
Fred Van Lente (21–24, 33–36)
Chris Kipiniak (25–28, 38)
Marc Sumerak (37, 39–44, 46)
Todd DeZago (45)
Paul Tobin (53–61)
…Adventures Vol. 2
Paul Tobin (1–24)
Artist(s)…Age
Derec Aucoin (12–14)
Shane Davis (15)
Gus Vasquez (16)
Logan Lubera (17–18)
Valentine DeLandro (19–20)
…Adventures Vol. 1
Cory Hamscher (22–24)
Patrick Scherberger (25–28)
Jonboy Meyers (44)
Zach Howard (45)
Penciller(s) …Age
Mark Brooks (1–6)
Jonboy Meyers (7–11)
…Adventures Vol. 1
Patrick Scherberger (1–8, 13–16)
Mike Norton (9–12, 17–20)
Michael O'Hare (21)
Pop Mhan (29–32)
Cory Hamscher (33–36)
Ale Garza (37)
David Nakayama (38, 40)
Ryan Stegman (39, 41)
Vicenc Villagrasa (42)
Carlos Verreira (43)
Inker(s) Cory Hamscher (21)
Colorist(s) Guru eFX (21)

Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (preceded by Marvel Age Spider-Man ) is a Marvel Comics comic book series intended for all ages, especially children, that ran for 61 issues from May 2005 through May 2010. The Marvel Age Spider-Man stories were based on early issues that Stan Lee wrote in the 1960s. The first few issues of Marvel Adventures Spider-Man carried on this tradition before switching to original, single-issue stories, as part of the company's Marvel Adventures imprint, with Paul Tobin beginning an ongoing storyline from Issue #53 onward, introducing Sophia "Chat" Sanduval as the primary love interest of the Marvel Adventures Spider-Man, the series set in its own alternate continuity of Earth-20051. In June 2010, the series was relaunched as Spider-Man: Marvel Adventures, written in its totality by Tobin, running for a further 24 issues until May 2012, for a total of 85 issues across both volumes.

Contents

Tobin's run of the series has received a universally positive critical reception.

Marvel Age Spider-Man

  1. "Duel to the Death with the Vulture" / "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #2)
  2. "Spider-Man vs. Doctor Octopus" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #3)
  3. "Nothing Can Stop the Sandman!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #4)
  4. "Marked for Destruction by Doctor Doom!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #5)
  5. "Face-to-Face with the Lizard!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #6)
  6. "The Return of the Vulture" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #7)
  7. "The Terrible Threat of the Living Brain!" / "Spider-Man Tackles the Torch!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #8)
  8. "The Man Called Electro!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #9)
  9. "The Enforcers!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #10)
  10. "The Return of Doctor Octopus!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #11)
  11. "Unmasked by Doctor Octopus!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #12)
  12. "The Menace of Mysterio" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #13)
  13. "The Grotesque Adventure of the Green Goblin!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #14)
  14. "Kraven the Hunter" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #15)
  15. "Duel with Daredevil!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #16)
  16. "Return of the Green Goblin" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #17)
  17. "The End of Spider-Man!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #18)
  18. "Spidey Strikes Back!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #19)
  19. "The Coming of the Scorpion!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #20)
  20. "Where Flies the Beetle!" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man #21)

Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (Vol. 1)

  1. "Here Comes Spider-Man" (re-telling of Amazing Fantasy #15) – The story starts out as an introduction of Peter Parker. The story flashes to a school assembly in which a group of scientists explain radiation rays with experimentation on a spider. The radiated spider jumps onto Peter and bites his hand, causing him to gain powers. The rest of the story is about Peter becoming cocky and blaming himself for his uncle's death.
  2. "The Sinister Six Part 1" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1, part 1) – Doctor Octopus, Electro, Mysterio, Kraven the Hunter, the Vulture and the Sandman team up to become the Sinister Six, while Peter suddenly loses his powers.
  3. "The Sinister Six Part 2" (re-telling of The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1, part 2) – Spider-Man's powers return, and he goes off to fight the Sinister Six and save Aunt May and J. Jonah Jameson.
  4. "Goom Got Game" – The Human Torch reluctantly teams up with Spider-Man to fight a concrete creature named Street and a large, hip-hop speaking alien named Goom.
  5. "Power Struggle"
  6. "Picture-Perfect Peril!"
  7. "Vulture Hunt!"
  8. "Rush Hour!"
  9. "Doom with a View!"
  10. "Make Mine Mysterio!"
  11. "They Call Him Mad!"
  12. "Nightmare on Spidey Street!"
  13. "The Chameleon Caper!!"
  14. "The Black Cat?!"
  15. "How Spider-Man Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Arms!"
  16. "I, Reptile!"
  17. "Hair of the Dog That Bit, Ya"
  18. "Untitled"
  19. "Untitled" – Spider-Man faces Fin Fang Foom.
  20. "Monster Mash"
  21. "Fashion Victims!"
  22. "World War G"
  23. "Dust-Up in Aisle Seven"
  24. "Breaking Up Is Venomous to Do"
  25. "Three Rings... of Danger"
  26. "Reading, Writing and a Robot"
  27. "But Seriously, Folks"
  28. "I Hate Spider-Man"
  29. "Rock and Roll"
  30. "Whirlwind Trout"
  31. "Fired"
  32. "Submerged"
  33. "The Tenant"
  34. "The Unnatural"
  35. "The Side-Kick" – Venom wants to do good. In the end, it turns out he only wanted revenge.
  36. "The Good Son" – Harry tries to free his father Norman from prison. But after finally figuring out that what he is doing is wrong, he helps Spider-Man.
  37. "School of Hard Knocks" – Peter attends a self-defense class, but the instructor is revealed to only want to sell off students as villains.
  38. "There's No Bee in Team" – Spider-Man fights a villain named Swarm.
  39. "Model Student" – Peter volunteers to show a new kid from Latveria. Suddenly the Fantastic Four attacks Peter and his newfound friend. Could this be the work of Dr. Doom?
  40. "If I Had a Hammer..." – An evil goddess controls Spider-Man, helping her take over Asgard. Can Thor help Spider-Man break free?
  41. "The Need for Speed Stampede"
  42. "Cat Fight"
  43. "A Whale of a Tale"
  44. "Evil on a Grander Scale" – Spider-Man discovers that Curt Connors is not the only Lizard in town. But who is the one pulling his strings?
  45. "Pieces of the Puzzle"
  46. "Silent Nights" – Peter struggles to find Aunt May an expensive Christmas gift. Guest starring the Chameleon.
  47. "Everything You Read" – Spider-Man finds the Prowler, another misunderstood hero, searching for a giant dragon that stole his inventions.
  48. "Two for One" – Spider-Man is being attacked constantly by Electro and the Scorpion.
  49. "Playing Hero" – Spider-Man must fight a robot called the Ultimate Gamer Arcade.
  50. "Sinister Sixteenth" – It is Peter's birthday and it seems like nobody cares. Meanwhile, the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Hydro-man, the Scorpion, the Rhino, and Electro team up and become the new Sinister Six.
  51. "PVP (Pete vs. Pete)" – A scientist becomes Paste Pot Pete, who has the ability to shoot glue, and it seems New York has a sticky situation on its hands.
  52. "No Substitute" – Spider-Man must team up with Spider-Woman to take down a group of spies.
  53. "A Sense of Responsibility" – Emma Frost and her friend Sophia "Chat" Sanduval discover high school student Peter Parker's unusual secret.
  54. "Taken for a Ride" – While Peter goes on a "date" with a girl at school, he must deal with a carjacker and a car stealing ring.
  55. "Why I Was Late for Class" – Captain George Stacy pressures New York's underworld by using his daughter Gwen as a pawn and Spider-Man teams up with the NYPD to stop the enforcer known as Tombstone, teaming up with Captain America in the process.
  56. "Vigilantes"
  57. "The Silencer"
  58. "Ladies! Ladies! Wait Your Turn!"
  59. "Bring It"
  60. "I've Got a Badge!"
  61. "A Birdie Said You'd Be Here" (final issue)

Spider-Man: Marvel Adventures (Vol. 2)

  1. "Sick Day!"

Publications

Collected Editions

Volume 1 (2004-2010)

#TitleMaterial collectedFormatPagesReleasedISBN
Marvel Age Spider-Man
1Fearsome FoesMarvel Age Spider-Man #1–4Digest96Jun 2004 978-0785114390
2Everyday HeroMarvel Age Spider-Man #5-8Digest96Aug 2004 978-0785114512
3SwingtimeMarvel Age Spider-Man #9-12Digest96Sep 2004 978-0785115489
4The Goblin Strikes BackMarvel Age Spider-Man #13-16Digest96Nov 2004 978-0785115496
5Spidey Strikes BackMarvel Age Spider-Man #17-20Digest96Mar 2005 978-0785116325
Marvel Age Spider-Man Team-Up: A Little Help From My FriendsMarvel Age Spider-Man Team-Up #1–5Digest96Jun 2005 978-0785116110
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
1The Sinister SixMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #1-4Digest96Sep 2005 978-0785117391
2Power StruggleMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #5-8Digest96Jan 2006 978-0785119036
4Concrete JungleMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #13-16Digest96Sep 2006 978-0785120056
5Monsters On The ProwlMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #17-20Digest96Jan 2007 978-0785123095
6The Black CostumeMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #21-24Digest96May 2007 978-0785123101
7Secret IdentityMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #25-28Digest96Sep 2007 978-0785123859
8Forces Of NatureMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #29-32Digest96Jan 2008 978-0785125259
9Fiercest FoesMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #33-36Digest96Apr 2008 978-0785125266
10Identity CrisisMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #37-40Digest96Sep 2008 978-0785128694
11Animal InstinctMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #41-44Digest96Jan 2009 978-0785128700
12Jumping To ConclusionsMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #45-48Digest96May 2009 978-0785128717
13Animal Attack!Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #49-52Digest96Aug 2009 978-0785136392
14Thwip!Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #53-56Digest96Dec 2009 978-0785136408
15Peter Parker Vs. The X-MenMarvel Adventures Spider-Man #57-60Digest96Apr 2010 978-0785141167
Hardcover
1Marvel Adventures Spider-Man Vol. 1Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #1-8OHC192Oct 2006 978-0785124320

Volume 2 (2010-2012)

#TitleMaterial collectedFormatPagesReleasedISBN
1AmazingMarvel Adventures Spider-Man (vol. 2) #1–4Digest96Oct 2010 978-0785141181
2SpectacularMarvel Adventures Spider-Man (vol. 2) #5-8Digest96Feb 2011 978-0785145608
3SensationalMarvel Adventures Spider-Man (vol. 2) #9-12Digest96May 2011 978-0785147404

Hardcover editions

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References

  1. ↑ Marvel Adventures Spider-Man Vol. 1 (Hardcover)
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