History Heartwarming / SpiderMan

* ''Amazing Spider-Man #271'' features the return of Crusher Hogan, the wrestler Peter beat early on, now a washed-up janitor who tells tall tales of training Spider-Man, which no one else believes. When a nearby supervillain attacks, Spider-Man reunites with his former enemy and they tema up to defeat him. Then Spidey goes along with the tall tales, and Crusher is respected by his peers again.

* Heartwarming/SpidermanAndHisAmazingFriends

* Heartwarming/SpiderManTrilogy

!!!''Spider-Man'' comics

-->-'''Kevin Feige''', director of ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eyu7zwpLe7M this video]].

* ''The Kid Who Collected Spider-Man'' was an short back-up story in an otherwise forgettable issue. Spidey reads a newspaper article about a kid who idolizes him and wants to meet him. Spidey goes to visit the kid. They talk, the kid shows him his (very impressive) Spider-Man memorabilia collection. The kid also asks him "how does Peter Parker get all those great pictures of you?" which Spidey kind of dodges (since he '''is''' Peter Parker), and pesters him to tell him his secret identity, which he refuses to reveal. Spidey then starts to leave... turns back... [[spoiler: and explains that Peter Parker gets those great photos of him because... he ''is'' Peter Parker. And then takes off his mask]]. Spidey then leaves, and we see him standing on a wall in front of the building the kid was in, and a sign reveals it's a hospital. Spidey is unmasked, and the "camera" pulls in, and he's crying. And we see the rest of the newspaper article. The reporter writes that he really hopes Spider-Man sees the article, [[spoiler: because the kid has leukemia, and his doctors say he has only a few weeks to live.]]

* Issue 2 of Nick Spencers’s Spider-Man has Spidey even after losing his degree due to being accused of Plagarism ( Doc Ock taking over his body) and losing his job at the Bugle as a result of this still have a positive attitude as he captures villains Mountain Marko and The Ringer who are trying to steal some books they enjoy and after capturing them gives them some books anyway. Spider-Man everyone the Marvel Universe regular NiceGuy no matter what he goes through.

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* The story begins as Peter comes home to his apartment only to be attacked by armed thugs. A mysterious woman saves him and they escaped; who is this person? [[spoiler: His long-lost younger sister, Teresa Parker.]] The story follows them on a world spanning adventure as they trace their parents' footsteps who were CIA agents. Though at first skeptical, Peter quickly warms to the idea of a newfound sibling and even shares his identity as Spider-Man with her, even battling against Wilson Fisk. [[spoiler: sadly Fisk reveals that he had faked their relationship for his own ends and Teresa suffers memory loss related to the Parker including Peter's secret. None the less, they part on good terms...and then the last scene of the comic shows a college of their parents running a DNA test. Needless to say the his reaction implies that Fisks might have been lying.]]

* ''Amazing Spider-Man'' 252, the first issue after ''ComicBook/SecretWars'' is a BreatherEpisode about Spidey returning home after all of that miniseries' crazy cosmic action and getting adjusted to his new alien costume as he catches up on everything he missed. After nearly dying so many times on Battleworld, Spidey talks about how much he appreciates his neighborhood, even with all of its [[TheBigRottenApple mid-80s grittiness]], and in the end, he takes two teenagers he finds arguing webslinging with him to show them the beauty of New York.

** Their first kiss when Peter has to go out of town and MJ drops him at the airport but not before he plants an epic BigDamnKiss on her leaving MJ dazed and giddy ("Far out").

** The first one is when MJ stays with Peter after Gwen Stacy's death. A model of visual communication and characterization as the character readers saw as a simple party girl shows amazing maturity, compassion, and strength to be there with Peter at his lowest point even when he dislikes her. You can also see it as a moment that shows just how much she loves this guy.

[[caption-width-right:350:Art by Creator/SalvadorLarroca[[note]]From ''Sensational Spider-Man Annual #1'' "To Have and to Hold"[[/note]] ]]

---"I used to dream of a life where we could just be us, you know? With no Green Goblins or Venoms making everything such a horror show. But here's the thing--that wouldn't be us, would it? Because it wouldn't be you. As much as it might scare me or frustrate me or, yeah--even endanger me--I can't change that. I don't want to change that. The guy I'm in love with is a hero. He puts on a costume and risks his life to help other people for no reason other than it's the right thing to do. And, yes, that burden he carries around is why I kept pushing him away, but now I'm starting to realize--it's also why I kept coming back to him."

* Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #38: For such a quiet issue, it's a roller coaster of emotions. To wit: Aunt May has finally figured out that Peter Parker is Spider-Man and dropped by his apartment to have a serious talk with him about it. She is still noticeably rattled with the revelation, but she keeps herself strong as she manages to make Peter come clean about his double life. There's a TearJerker moment when Peter tells her that it's because of him that Uncle Ben died, and then May takes the blame for herself because Ben had only gone out to have his fateful meeting with the burglar because they had an argument and he wanted to go for a walk to let things cool off. There's a SugarWiki/FunnyMoment when May says that she figured Peter was hiding something, but the way he hid it made her think he was gay. And the end result falls under here because Peter is finally able to purge his ghosts with someone he can trust, and while not liking the idea of her surrogate son going out to put his life on the line every night, May still tries to take it as well as she can, for the love she has for her nephew.

* Issue 2 of Nick Lowe’s Spider-Man has Spidey even after losing his degree due to being accused of Plagarism ( Doc Ock taking over his body) and losing his job at the Bugle as a result of this still have a positive attitude as he captures villains Mountain Marko and The Ringer who are trying to steal some books they enjoy and after capturing them gives them some books anyway. Spider-Man everyone the Marvel Universe regular NiceGuy no matter what he goes through.

* The ending of ''ComicBook/SpidermanBlue'' in which Peter discovers MJ has been listening to his message to Gwen, [[spoiler: and instead of getting angry at her husband like he fears, she merely asks that he say hi to Gwen for her. An amazing case of proving Mary-Jane understands that despite how much she and Peter love each other, she will never take Gwen's place, and vice-versa, and a beautiful reminder that MJ loved Gwen too, and that she still deeply misses her friend.]]

--> '''Mary Jane''': We're in this together Pete. We always have been.