Spider-Man has always been a popular character. I grew up first knowing about him not even from comics, but from him on Electric Company (PBS show usually after Sesame Street for a bit older kids).
Born in the late 70s, I barely read comics (wanted to buy candy, regret that now comics seem way better) but I thought about it recently and my favorite Marvel character is Spider Man, he was a geeky kid who rises up when given the opportunity. He excels at school and does his best to make his neighborhood better. There are few supers who were popular that had so many cartoons and a cheesy live action 70s show, heh I remember renting them thinking it was movies in the 80s.
Spider-Man has always been a popular character. I grew up first knowing about him not even from comics, but from him on Electric Company (PBS show usually after Sesame Street for a bit older kids).
Born in the late 70s, I barely read comics (wanted to buy candy, regret that now comics seem way better) but I thought about it recently and my favorite Marvel character is Spider Man, he was a geeky kid who rises up when given the opportunity. He excels at school and does his best to make his neighborhood better. There are few supers who were popular that had so many cartoons and a cheesy live action 70s show, heh I remember renting them thinking it was movies in the 80s.