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And J. Jonah Jameson is J. Jonah Jameson in the J. Jonah Jameson story for the three pages he and the Bugle show up in issue six. They both get payback (with Thompson getting his twice over as he both gets his hand broken when Peter blocks a punch he throws his way and has his place on the basketball team taken by good old Puny Parker) but they never come off as anything more that the average everyjerks they are. What I will say is that, for what was originally an eleven page origin stretched out to seven full issues (with issue one being a forty eight page double-sized issue); I’m surprised by how I wasn’t annoyed by this decompression. But the drama of this story, especially when it get to the May and Ben worrying over having to pay the Thompsons for Flash’s medical bills and the scenes when Peter acts out against his surrogate parents feels like a ready for prime time soap opera.

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