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What If? (1977)

What If? #7

Marvel · February 1978

Cover of What If? #7

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About this issue

Writer
Don Glut
Penciller
Rick Hoberg
Inker
Sam Grainger
Colorist
George Roussos
Letterer
Rick Parker
Cover
Gil Kane and Joe Sinnott
Editor
Roy Thomas
Characters
Baxter Bigelow, Bernard O'Brien, Betty Brant, Chameleon, Crusher Hogan, Flash Thompson, J. Jonah Jameson, John Jameson, Liz Allan, Sally Avril, Sif (Marvel), Spider-Man, Thor (Marvel), Tinkerer, Uatu, and Vulture
Teams
Daily Bugle
Cover date
February 1978
Cover price
$0.60
UPC
0714860268602
Pages
52
Rating
CCA

What if Flash Thompson had been bitten by the radioactive spider? Flash Thompson as…Spider-Man! But without the scientific know-how of Peter Parker, will Thompson reach his full potential as the wall-crawler? The Watcher presents three alternative realities where in each one of them someone else received the super powers given by the bite of the radioactive spider that would transform Peter Parker in Spider Man. WHAT IF #7 WHAT IF SOMEONE ELSE WAS BITTEN BY THE RADIOACTIVE SPIDER Turning point : Flash Thompson pushes Peter out of the way to show off for his girlfriends, and the spider lands on him. Betty Brant is covering the science exhibit for the bugle and James Jameson is at the Science exhibit and takes Peter Parkers place as the victim of the radio active spider.