You're dating yourself. But then, no one else would date you.

And my cosplay experimentation is limited to hiring call girls dressed as Ginger and Mary Ann, thank you.

We could continue with this banter, but one of us might say something that would lower the other till we've both sunk too low. So, I'll stop now if you will stop now. :speechles

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And my cosplay experimentation is limited to hiring call girls dressed as Ginger and Mary Ann, thank you.

I have a brother who prefered Mrs Howell. I also have a friend who looks a bit like Bob Denver and said he'd "do" the Skipper. I'm guessing this would make you the Professor.

Agreed. ..................

New Question...In the original Marvel Team-Up series, the Human Torch was the first character to guest-star with Spidey more than twice...in fact, he was the guest star in the first three issues, then again in issue #10.

Who was the SECOND character to be the cover-listed guest-star alongside Spidey in three issues of Marvel Team-Up?

I'm going with... Iron Man?

I wish I'd seen this question sooner; Marvel Team-Up is my forte. Owlman is right; it was Iron Man, in MTU #'s 9, 48 and 49.

Unless my memory is really failing me, Doctor Strange was never the cover-featured co-star in MTU a third time, at least not with Spidey. He teamed with Spider-Man in MTU #'s 21 and 50 (and was one of several co-stars in MTU Annual #5).

I'm pretty sure Ben only appeared twice in MTU as well, #'s 6 and 47 (as well as the aforementioned Annual #5).

I think the third person to co-star with Spider-Man three times, after the Torch and Iron Man, was Daredevil, in #'s 25, 56, and 73. Then, I think, Black Widow, #'s 57, 82, and 98.

Wow, another subject CuCr is expert on! But, as everyone said, Owlman got it right first.

CuCr had the ish numbers right and everything. It wasn't part of the question, but Iron Man also teamed up with the Torch in #29. (I'm sure CuCr knew that, too!)

Go, Owlman!

Well, not so much of an expert as I thought. I just realized I was wrong about Black Widow; Ghost Rider achieved his third Spidey team-up before she did (#'s 15, 58, and 91).

Still, it's no mean feat. There are several major Marvel players who only teamed up with Spidey once (Wolverine, Sub-Mariner, Invisible Girl, Yellowjacket) or never at all (Silver Surfer, Black Knight, Quicksilver, Hellcat).

Now if only he'd of teamed up with Dobey Gillis.

DC Comics had that property. He did team up with the Saturday Night Live cast, though. (It's scary to think that, with the sliding time scale, if that story is still in Marvel continuity, Spidey probably teamed with Will Ferrell, Cheri Oteri, and whoever else was on the show in the mid-90s.)