Okay, here’s my story about what I did with The Amazing Spider-Man #39:
So, I was digging around for some classic Spider-Man stuff, and I stumbled upon issue #39 of The Amazing Spider-Man. The cover looked pretty cool, so I figured, why not? I’m going to give it a shot. I grabbed it and started flipping through the pages.
First thing, I noticed a bunch of reviews online. People were talking about it, so I read a few just to get a feel for what others thought. I don’t want to spoil anything. I saw some discussion about hypnotized citizens and some scientist-soldiers, and it sounded kinda wild. Spidey was apparently missing while all this craziness was happening in Manhattan. That definitely piqued my interest.
Then I got into the actual comic. This issue is part of that classic 1999 series, you know, the one by Stan Lee and John Romita. These guys are legends! I started reading, and bam, the Green Goblin is back! And Spidey is in for a really tough fight. I mean, this was intense. I was totally hooked. I had to see what happened next. I spend a whole afternoon reading this and it was cool!
I also found out that parts of this issue were reprinted in some omnibus edition. I might have to track that down sometime. Anyway, the whole experience got me thinking about how cool these older comics are. And what should I read next? I think it might be issue #40. I need to see how that fight plays out.
What I did step by step:
- Found the comic (The Amazing Spider-Man #39).
- Read some online reviews to get an idea of what people thought.
- Started reading the comic itself.
- Noticed it was part of the 1999 series by Stan Lee and John Romita.
- Got really into the story, especially the Green Goblin’s return.
- Learned that parts of it were reprinted in an omnibus.
- Decided to read issue #40 next.
That’s it. It was a fun dive into some classic Spidey action. These old comics are a blast! Hope you guys can also read it someday!