Spider-Man Magazine is a comic book series based on Spider-Man: The Animated Series that ran from 1994 to 1997. Issues 1-8, issues 10, and issue 12 featured a back-up X-Men comic, issue 9 featured a back-up Iron Man comic, and issue 11 featured a back-up Fantastic Four comic. Issue 7 gave a sneak peak of the then up-coming cartoon, Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Starting with issue 15 the series was re-named Spider-Man Magazine for Kids. Spider-Man Magazine apparently has no official reality designation.
List of Comics[]
"Circus of Crime"
"Teamwork"
(March 1994)
"The Many Arms of Doctor Octopus"
"Magneto Master of Magnetism in: Bridging the Gap"
(June 1994)
"Spider-Man in: The Great Train Robbery"
"Rogue and Gambit in: The Face of Danger"
(July 1994)
"Victims of the Vulture"
"Room for Improvement"
(August 1994)
"Enter: Electro"
"An Eye for an Eye"
(September 1994)
"Mysterious Memories"
"A Straw in the Wind"
(October 1994)
"Panic at the Planetarium"
"Dear Mom and Dad"
(November 1994)
"Horror of the Hobgoblin"
"Game Plan"
(December 1994)
"Spider-Man and the Human Torch in: The Face of Doom"
"A Blizzard this Way Comes"
(January 1995)
"Santa's Helper"
"The Snow Angel"
(February 1995)
"Beneath the Law"
"Doomsday Dinosaur"
(March 1995)
"When Comes... Venom"
"Tooth & Claw"
(June 1995)
"Magneto, Master of Magnetism"
(September 1995)
"A Tail of Revenge/Lights... Camera... Shocker!"
(December 1995)
"Two Against The Kingpin"
(March 1996)
"Ghosts of the Past"
(June 1996)
"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spider"
(September 1996)
"The Menace of Mirage"
"Captain America"
(December 1996)
"Spider on Ice"
"Along Came a Spider-Man"
(March 1997)
Poster Gallery[]
Comic Book Staff[]
- Writers
- Joey Cavalieri (Issue 1-2, 4-6, 9, 12-13 & 15)
- Eric Fein (Issue 3, 7 & 14)
- Mike Pellowski (Issue 8, 10, 16 & 19)
- Mike Kirschenbaum (Issue 11)
- Mark Bernardo (Issue 14)
- Scott Proudfit (Issue 14 & 17)
- Dan Slott (Issue 18)
- Roger Brown (Issue 19)
- Pencilers
- John Romita Sr. (Issue 1)
- Marie Severin (Issue 2, 4, 6, 9 & 14-15)
- Jesse D. Orozco (Issue 3, 5 & 19)
- Wayne Arthur Murray (Issue 7, 13 & 16)
- Don Heck (Issue 8 & 11)
- Mary Wilshire (Issue 10)
- Kerry Gammill (Issue 12)
- Eric Doescher (Issue 17)
- Francis Mad (Issue 18)
- Ed Lazellari (Issue 18)
- Art Ruiz (Issue 19)
- Inkers
- Mike Esposito (Issue 1, 3 5 & 11)
- Marie Severin (Issue 2, 4, 6, 9 & 14-15)
- Wayne Arthur Murray (Issue 7 & 13)
- Greg Adams (Issue 8, 10, 12 & 19)
- Mike DeCarlo (Issue 17)
- Dave Hunt (Issue 18 & 19)
- Jim Amash (Issue 18)
- Colourists
- Kelly Corvese (Issue 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 & 19)
- Marie Severin (Issue 2, 4, 6, 9, 11 & 14-15)
- Bob Sharen (Issue 12 & 13)
- Wayne Arthur Murray (Issue 16, 17 & 18)
- Garry Black (Issue 19)
- Letterers
- John Costanza (Issue 1-7, 9)
- Gary Fields (Issue 8 & 10)
- Gaspar Saladino (Issue 11 & 19)
- Steve Haynie (Issue 12, 14 & 17)
- Susan Crespi (Issue 13, 16, 18 & 19)
- Loretta Krol (Issue 14-15, 18)
- Editorial assistants
- Scott Proudfit
- Chrystine Shearouse
- Assistant editors
- Contributing editors
- Kelly Corvese
- Joey Cavalieri
- Eric Fein
- Managing editors
- Editors