Spider-Man’s First Comic Cover Was Always His Best Check out what's in display at the Comic-Con Museum: SDCC
As seen at the SDCC Comic-Con Museum and its new Spider-Man exhibit , it's proven that the Webslinger's most iconic comic cover has always been his first. Celebrating Spider-Man's 60th anniversary, the new experience features several rare comics, artwork, movie props, and collectibles on display. Screen Rant had the opportunity to visit the new exhibit, capturing exclusive images at the Comic-Con Museum including its impressive tribute to Amazing Fantasy #15.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Related: Doctor Octopus Was Spider-Man’s Greatest Villain, Even Before His Debut According to co-curator Professor Ben Saunders, one of the reasons why Spider-Man and his first appearance was so iconic was his incredibly unique design for the 1960s. After all, no superhero had ever had the same kind of powers or a fully-covered mask before:
Then there's weirdness of the power set, the fact that this isn't about flying or being invulnerable. You know, it's not even entirely clear just how useful it is to be able to stick to walls. It's definitely not as useful as being able to fly, right? So you put those things together, and the result is just tremendously charismatic."
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