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First Quarter of 2002

The Amazing Spider-Man # 37 January Writer: J. Michael Straczynski Pencils: John Romita Jr. Inks: Scott Hanna Cover by Kaare Andrews	Peter Parker Spider-Man # 37 January Writer: Paul Jenkins Pencils: Staz Johnson Inks:Wayne Faucher Cover by Kaare Andrews
Aunt May finally discovered the secret of his nephew: Peter Parker is the Spider-Man!	Winter, the wind chill is at minus 40, and Peter Parker has dragged himself out of bed to sit around in the freezing cold waiting for the bad guys to show.

The Amazing Spider-Man # 38 February Writer: J. Michael Straczynski Pencils: John Romita Jr. Inks: Scott Hanna Cover by Kaare Andrews	Peter Parker Spider-Man # 38 February Writer: Paul Jenkins Pencils: Mark Buckingham Inks:Wayne Faucher Cover by Humberto Ramos & Wayne Faucher
Aunt May and Peter discussed about he being the Spider-Man. Eventually, it was well accepted by the old lady.	A story without words: this is a issue of the " 'Nuff Said" series. Spidey faced his fiercest, and quietest foes: the murderous Mimes.

The Amazing Spider-Man # 39 March Writer: J. Michael Straczynski Pencils: John Romita Jr. Inks: Scott Hanna Cover by Kaare Andrews	Peter Parker Spider-Man # 39 March Writer: Paul Jenkins Pencils: Mark Buckingham Inks:Wayne Faucher Cover by Humberto Ramos & Wayne Faucher
A story without words: this is another issue of the " 'Nuff Said" series. Mary Jane was living his life alone in Los Angeles, Peter in New York, one missing the other. Aunt May was trying to improve Spidey's image.	First of a three-part saga featuring the return of one of Spider-Man's most infamous foes: Dr. Octopus!

OTHER CHARACTERS IN THE SPIDERVERSE!

Spider-Girl # 40 January Writer: Tom DeFalco Art: Pat Olliffe Inks: Al Williamson Cover By Pat Olliffe & Al Williamson	Spider-Girl # 41 February Writer: Tom DeFalco Art: Pat Olliffe Inks: Al Williamson Cover By Pat Olliffe & Al Williamson	Spider-Girl # 42 & 43 March Writer: Tom DeFalco Art: Pat Olliffe Inks: Livesay Cover by Ron Frenz & Livesay
It was time for "A Death in the Family," as a member of the colorful cast ended up six feet under: Mary Jane.	"'Nuff Said" edition. While Spider-Girl tried to cope with last issue's startling death of a long-time cast member, the new Spider-Man went one-on-one with Canis. Plus: Peter Parker finally confronted Normie Osborn.	As Peter Parker and Mayday struggled to accept the reality of what's happened to Mary Jane, the gang war took an unexpected turn for the worse when the mother of Funny Face and Crazy Eight suddenly joined the festivities. Plus: At long last, Peter confronted the mother of the new Spider-Man.

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