Talk:The Spider (comics)

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FYI. I recommend that if you want to add to this article that you read about the character first. At least get a copy of the Titan Books reprint. Jerry Siegel did NOT create/co-create The Spider. He did not become involved with the character until his third adventure. This is clearly shown in the Titan Books collection. --Emb021 15:07, 22 February 2006 (UTC)

Argh. Very annoying to do a lot of edits, and find out that none are 'credited' to you because somehow Wikipedia has logged you out. --Emb021 21:03, 22 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] A.Chinnard

Wasn't this an alias used in some older stories, which is where Grist got it from? I've been told that, but have yet to find any proof. Anyone got any ideas?

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[edit] A.Chinnard

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