The Hello Marvel Marvelites you are listening to this week in Marvel and I'm Ryan aka

Agent M and I am CB Sabolski your editor-in-chief and this is one of our

Marvel's 80th anniversary special this week in Marvel Unlimited Reading Club episodes where we dive into a specific

decade, some books in that decade.

This month we are talking about the 90s. And specifically about some Spider-Ram books in the 90s because

we've done Fantastic Four in the 60s, we did the X-Men in the 80s, we did Avengers in the 70s,

Spidey in the 90s, and particularly Spidey in the 90s because there's a lot.

At one point, there's four ongoing series for Spider-Man at one point being like half the decade and so I think

it might be web of Spider-Man ends in 95 So they just go for most of the decade. So we're going to pick

from one of each of those ongoing series, that's Amazing Spider-Man, Adjective List Spider-Man,

spectacular Spider-Man, and Web of Spider-Man, as well as the final part of maximum

carnage in Spider-Man Unlimited because it makes a lot of sense.

We have absolute carnage coming this year. It just fits.

It was great reading through these too because these are some of the issues that were so big there that affected Marvel continuity in such big ways of the effects that we still feel today.

Some of the most noted artists today, some are still working on Spider-Man, we're drawing back

then here's where they got their debut and going back and looking at them.

It's just such a blast from the past and such a kind of reminds you of how cyclical comics can be.

You know?

You're always, you always seem to enjoy when I bring out some facts and do some digging I love it I've got some fun stuff for this one in particular that we'll get to in a little bit

But you mentioned the artist that is always one of the things that we like to focus on when we do these is

some of the artists because that's really shows like the the changes and things so this one is fun

because we get a little McFarland a little Larson some Bagley some Lim, some Busema, and more.

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