Comic Book: The Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series)

The Amazing Spider-Man #425

August 1997
"The Chump, the Challenge and the Champion!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #426

September 1997
"Only the Evil Return"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #427

October 1997
"Sacrifice Play!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #428

November 1997
"Living Large!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #429

December 1997
"The Price!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #430

January 1998
"Savage Rebirth!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #431

February 1998
"The Carnage Cosmic"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #432

March 1998
"Spiderhunt, Part 2 of 4"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #433

April 1998
"The Long Farewell"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #434

May 1998
"'Round and 'Round with Ricochet!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #435

June 1998
"Fun'n Games with the Four Star Squad"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #436

July 1998
"In Final Battle with the Black Tarantula"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #437

August 1998
"I, Monster!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #438

September 1998
"Seeing Is Disbelieving!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #439

September 1998
"There Once Was a Spider..!"
Script: Tom DeFalco
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The Amazing Spider-Man #440

October 1998
"The Gathering of Five, Part Two: A Hot Time in the Old Town"
Script: John Byrne
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The Amazing Spider-Man #441

November 1998
"The Final Chapter, Part 1 of 4: And Who Shall Claim a Kingly Crown"
Script: John Byrne
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The Amazing Spider-Man #529

April 2006
"Mr Parker goes to Washington, part 1 of 3"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
Peter Parker and Mary Jane are asleep in their bedroom in Avengers Tower when a bird statue wakes them up. It's Tony Stark calling Peter to a meeting. MJ suspiciously asks Tony if he can see via the bird as well as communicate. [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #530

May 2006
"Mr Parker goes to Washington, part 2 of 3"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
Peter Parker is waiting at an airport to board Tony Stark's private jet. Tony arrives in a limo and Peter asks why he left Avengers Tower at midnight last night. Stark says he had a meeting and won't elucidate further. (We see a flashback that tells us it was an Illuminati meeting. [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #531

June 2006
"Mr Parker goes to Washington, part 3 of 3"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
Spider-Man is in Washington hanging on to a rocketing Titanium Man by a webline. He attaches another webline to the Washington Monument and swings the bad guy down to the Lincoln Memorial. Spidey glides over there with his new webwings. [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #532

July 2006
"The war at home, part 1 of 6"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
In the opening page Peter Parker tells Mary Jane and Aunt May that he's got to make a decision which might mean the end of Spider-Man. Then we go into flashbacks. [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #533

August 2006
"The night the war came home, part 2 of 6"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
Tony Stark and Spider-Man (in his standard costume) are holding a press conference where Spidey has just unmasked to show his support for the Superhuman Registration Act. Now he tells the world his name.An immediate reaction is for millions of people to Google the name, and crash the Internet. [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #534

September 2006
"The war at home, part 3 of 6"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
The issue begins with some of the pro-Registration team (Spider-Man, Ms Marvel, Wonder Man, Doc Samson and Invisible Woman) vs some of the Resistance (Captain America, Vision, Daredevil (actually Danny Rand), Cable, Goliath (Bill Foster), Hercules, Falcon, Luke Cage, Speed and Patriot). [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #535

November 2006
"The war at home, part 4 of 6"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
Peter Parker can't sleep because of the things Tony Stark has him doing for the Superhuman Registration Act. Now he hears on late night news that Stark Enterprises (and Fantastic Four Incorporated) are making loads of money from building a secure facility to house arrested non-Registered. [...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #536

December 2006
"The war at home, part 5 of 6"
Script: J. Michael Straczynski
Spider-Man drops from the sky near Avengers Tower, closely followed by Iron Man. They continue their fight but suddenly Tony Stark uses a passcode to disable the Iron Spider armour he made for Peter Parker. However Peter's only playing dead because he disabled that passcode. [...]