History ComicBook / TheSpectacularSpiderMan

** Sarah Stacy puts the moves on Peter after he saves her life and she diecovers that he didn't murder her mother and he's not her father, and although she succeeds in kissing him once he turns her down due to being together with MJ, despite Sarah being identical her mother.

* TakeThatKiss: After the Queen defeats Spider-Man with a pointblank sonic scream, she catches him with a hug as as he falls unconscious and holds him close to her. She attempts to "comfort" him, saying not to find shame in his defeat, because he never stood a chance against her, before pulling the unconscious and bleeding hero into a big wet kiss.

** The reveal that Eddie Brock had cancer before bonding to the Venom symbiote, as well as an uncle who died of cancer, was disregarded by ''Venom: Dark Origin'' and retconned entirely by Donny Cates' ''ComicBook/{{Venom|DonnyCates}}'' run, which revealed that the symbiote had been gaslighting Eddie by implanting memories of him having had a sister and uncle, and that Eddie himself had had cancer before bonding to it, in order to make him afraid to separate from it again.

* CaptiveDate: In #16, Spidey wakes up to find himself restrained to the wall in some webs, inside the building that The Queen took over, after she defeated him in the previous issue. Shortly after he wakes up, he is visited by The Queen, who flirts with him, explaining [[VillainessesWantHeroes she has chosen him to be her mate and will father her children in the new world]]. She continues to invade his personal space, eventually rolling up his mask halfway, telling him to relax since this is "nature's way" and after whispering for him to simply enjoy it [[ForcefulKiss forces a deep passionate kiss on him]], in an attempt to [[BrainwashedAndCrazy gain control of him and make him love her]]. She nearly succeeds, and with Spider-Man slowly falling under her control, he starts to kiss her back. But as the two are making out, Spidey regains control of himself and manages to [[KissDiss push The Queen off him while spitting out her kiss in disgust]]. This act of disrespect and rejection of her love [[WomanScorned angers The Queen]], who drops her romantic approach, and grabs Spider-Man, snarling that nobody does that to her, calling him a "little worm", and [[BitchSlap slaps him across the face twice]] before declaring he'll love her whether he wants to or not, and then leaving him bleeding and alone in the dark, [[BadDate ending their "date" on a bad note]].

* OfficialCouple: Spider-Man and anti-heroine Black Cat become a couple for a good long while in this title in the early- to late-1980s.

** Issues #178-184 is ''The Child Within'': after some years controlling the Goblin persona, Harry Osborn relapses and assumes the mantle once again to threaten Spider-Man, family and friends. Harry's further descent into madness continues in #189 and finally concluded in #200, with [[spoiler:his death by an overdose of a new Goblin formula.]]

** Issues #178-184 is ''The Child Within'': after some years controlling the Goblin persona, Harry Osborn relapses and assumes the mantle once again to threaten Spider-Man, family and friends.

** Issues #72-76 is the Owl vs. Octopus War: Daredevil villain, the Owl, wants to use a neutron bomb in New York for a ransom, while Dr. Octopus wants to simply detonate it.

** Issues #107-110 is the famous storyline ''The Death of Jean DeWolff'', Spider-Man's FriendInTheForce.

* {{Fanboy}}: Ollie Osnick, the future Steel-Spider, debuts in issue #82: a pudgy, acne-riddled Dr. Octopus fanboy, albeit extremely intelligent, because he developed a facsimile of Octopus's metal arms. After being rescued by Spider-Man, he begins to fanboy over the wallcrawler.