Letters Page
One popular component contributing to Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man's success has been its letters pages, running through issues #9-17 and making a comeback in issue 20. While letters pages are almost as old as comics themselves, the Friendly letters page also served as a forum through which fans could communicate not just with the creative team and editors but also with each other, with regular letter writers such as Adrian J. Watts and Paul DiFillippo regularly interacting directly with one another about aspects of the series.
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
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