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This reboot of the Spiderman franchise (The Amazing Spiderman, 2012) resembles the stories told on Marvel Earth #616, mostly in the comics of the namesake series "The Amazing Spiderman." Curiously enough, the first Spiderman movies had more in common with the Ultimate Spiderman from Earth-1610 than the canon Peter Parker from Earth-616.

• Peter Parker's parents WERE spies. Richard and Mary Parker (Amazing Spiderman #365)
• Peter Parker did create his first artificial mechanical webshooters. (Amazing Fantasy #15)
• The Lizard was both a friend and mentor to Parker, Doctor Curtis Conners, before he used a serum designed to regenerate limbs (made from lizard DNA) and became the Lizard. (Amazing Spiderman #6)
• Beautiful Gwen Stacey was indeed Parker's first girlfriend and she dies falling from a bridge, thrown by the Green Goblin. (first appearance Amazing Spiderman #31)
• Gwen Stacy dies in the seminal issue Amazing Spiderman #121

This reboot of the Spider-Man franchise (The Amazing Spider-Man, 2012) resembles the stories told on Marvel Earth #616, mostly in the comics of the namesake series "The Amazing Spider-Man." Curiously enough, the first Spider-Man movies had more in common with the Ultimate Spider-Man from Earth-1610 than the canon Peter Parker from Earth-616.

• Peter Parker's parents WERE spies. Richard and Mary Parker (Amazing Spider-Man #365)
• Peter Parker did create his first artificial mechanical webshooters. (Amazing Fantasy #15)
• The Lizard was both a friend and mentor to Parker, Doctor Curtis Conners, before he used a serum designed to regenerate limbs (made from lizard DNA) and became the Lizard. (Amazing Spider-Man #6)
• Beautiful Gwen Stacey was indeed Parker's first girlfriend and she dies falling from a bridge, thrown by the Green Goblin. (first appearance Amazing Spider-Man #31)
• Gwen Stacy dies in the seminal issue Amazing Spider-Man #121

This reboot of the Spiderman franchise (The Amazing Spiderman, 2012) resembles the stories told on Marvel Earth #616, mostly in the comics of the namesake series "The Amazing Spiderman." Curiously enough, the first Spiderman movies had more in common with the Ultimate Spiderman from Earth-1610 than the canon Peter Parker from Earth-616.

• Peter Parker's parents WERE spies. Richard and Mary Parker (Amazing Spiderman #365)
• Peter Parker did create his first artificial mechanical webshooters. (Amazing Fantasy #15)
• The Lizard was both a friend and mentor to Parker, Doctor Curtis Conners, before he used a serum designed to regenerate limbs (made from lizard DNA) and became the Lizard. (Amazing Spiderman #6)
• Beautiful Gwen Stacey was indeed Parker's first girlfriend and she dies falling from a bridge, thrown by the Green Goblin. (first appearance Amazing Spiderman #31)
• Gwen Stacy dies in the seminal issue Amazing Spiderman #121

This reboot of the Spiderman franchise (The Amazing Spiderman, 2012) resembles the stories told on Marvel Earth #616, mostly in the comics of the namesake series "The Amazing Spiderman." Curiously enough, the first Spiderman movies had more in common with the Ultimate Spiderman from Earth-1610 than the canon Peter Parker from Earth-616.

• Peter Parker's parents WERE spies. Richard and Mary Parker (Amazing Spiderman #365)
• Peter Parker did create his first artificial mechanical webshooters. (Amazing Fantasy #15)
• The Lizard was both a friend and mentor to Parker, Doctor Curtis Conners, before he used a serum designed to regenerate limbs (made from lizard DNA) and became the Lizard. (Amazing Spiderman #6)
• Beautiful Gwen Stacey was indeed Parker's first girlfriend and she dies falling from a bridge, thrown by the Green Goblin. (first appearance Amazing Spiderman #31)
• Gwen Stacy dies in the seminal issue Amazing Spiderman #121

This reboot of Spiderman resembles the stories told on Marvel Earth #616, mostly in the comics of The Amazing Spiderman. Curiously enough, the first Spiderman movies had more in common with the Ultimate Spiderman from Earth-1610 than the canon Peter Parker from Earth-616.

• Peter Parker's parents WERE spies. Richard and Mary Parker (Amazing Spiderman #365)
• Peter Parker did create his first artificial mechanical webshooters. (Amazing Fantasy #15)
• The Lizard was both a friend and mentor to Parker, Doctor Curtis Conners, before he used a serum designed to regenerate limbs (made from lizard DNA) and became the Lizard. (Amazing Spiderman #6)
• Beautiful Gwen Stacey was indeed Parker's first girlfriend and she dies falling from a bridge, thrown by the Green Goblin. (first appearance Amazing Spiderman #31)
• Gwen Stacy dies in the seminal issue Amazing Spiderman #121

This reboot of the Spiderman franchise (The Amazing Spiderman, 2012) resembles the stories told on Marvel Earth #616, mostly in the comics of the namesake series "The Amazing Spiderman." Curiously enough, the first Spiderman movies had more in common with the Ultimate Spiderman from Earth-1610 than the canon Peter Parker from Earth-616.

• Peter Parker's parents WERE spies. Richard and Mary Parker (Amazing Spiderman #365)
• Peter Parker did create his first artificial mechanical webshooters. (Amazing Fantasy #15)
• The Lizard was both a friend and mentor to Parker, Doctor Curtis Conners, before he used a serum designed to regenerate limbs (made from lizard DNA) and became the Lizard. (Amazing Spiderman #6)
• Beautiful Gwen Stacey was indeed Parker's first girlfriend and she dies falling from a bridge, thrown by the Green Goblin. (first appearance Amazing Spiderman #31)
• Gwen Stacy dies in the seminal issue Amazing Spiderman #121