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How many Spider-man Comic Book series are there?

I know there is the Amazing Spider-man and Ultimate Spider-man series but I’m not sure what other series there are.

theres absoloutly tons, amazing, spectacular, ultimate, noir, peter parker, all in all theres currently about 10 different titles

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1962 Comics Characters Debuts: Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, Hulk, Aunt May, Uncle Ben, Thor, Loki, Rick Jones, Henry Pym, Metal Men, Flash Thompson $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, Hulk, Aunt May, Uncle Ben, Thor, Loki, Rick Jones, Henry Pym, Metal Men, Flash Thompson, Lucifer, Doctor Light, Chronos, Doctor Polaris, Thunderbolt Ross, Puppet Master, Felix Faust, Will Magnus, Liz Allan, Sonar, Burglar, Betty Ross, Ringmaster, Ultra Boy, Alicia Masters, Floronic Man, Solar, Abra Kadabra, Egghead, G.i. Robot, Bluebird, Ant-Man, Chemo, Stel, Jane Foster, Demons Three, Superman Revenge Squad, Quex-Ul, Polka-Dot Man, Luma Lynai, Qwsp, Epoch. Excerpt: Abra Kadabra Abra Kadabra is a fictional character , a comic book supervillain in the DC Comics universe and an enemy of the Flash . He first appeared in Flash #128 (May 1962) and was created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino . Fictional character biography The Flash #133 (December, 1962), cover art by Carmine Infantino Abra Kadabra is from the 64th century, at a time when science has made stage magic obsolete. However, he desires a career as a performing magician, so he goes back in time to find an audience to entertain and soon clashes with the Flash (Barry Allen ). He is an actual sorcerer . In one of his many confrontations with the Flash, Abra Kadabra’s technology is damaged and his body becomes insubstantial and wraith-like. After his body is returned to normal, he is captured by a bounty hunter named Peregrine, and returned to his native century to serve a death sentence, although he is saved by the Flash before he can be executed. Shortly after returning to the 21st century, during the Underworld Unleashed storyline, he forgoes his technological implements and tricks five rogues into selling their souls to Neron so he can gain genuine magical powers. Abra Kadabra later kidnapped Linda Park , the girlfriend of Wally West (Barry Allen’s protege and successor), during their

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