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But just when things are looking amazing for ol' Spidey, along comes the Hobgoblin to raise a little ruckus.

After a terrorist attack by Magneto that killed millions in New York City, teenage Peter Parker is dating Gwen Stacy and mutants have been outlawed.

It was 1933, four long years after Wall Street crashed and took the rest of the world with it, and the Great Depression was just getting started.

Mitchell Hundred, a civil engineer who became a superhero after gaining incredible powers in a freak accident, leaves his work as a masked crime fighter to become New York City's mayor and finds himself in the midst of dangerous political intrigue related to a controversial work of art.

Collects no. 37-40 of Marvel Adventure's "Spider-Man" in which Peter Parker uses his spidey senses to stop villains, such as Taskmaster and a bee man, and save innocent people from danger.

A new villain has been terrorizing New York City. He strikes soundlessly from the air and he strikes with no warning.

Peter Parker is having trouble coming up with an idea for his social studies assignment to write about civic duty, but he gets some good material after his superhero identity of Spider-Man meets Captain America.

"In the year 2099, Miguel O'Hara gained spider powers in [a] sabotaged experiment at Alchemax, an evil corporation trying to create super-soldiers.

Collects "Amazing Spider-Man" comics #519-524 in which Peter Parker, Mary Jane, and Aunt May move into Avengers Tower after a fire destroys Aunt May's house, and are still adjusting to their new life when the hordes of Hydra make a final bid to take over the United States.

Collects issues no. 6-10 from the comic series "Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane," in which Gwen Stacy, the new girl at Midtown High, tries to capture the eye of Peter Parker, to the dismay of Mary Jane, and more.