| Hint | Answer |
| * Spidey's first love, ____ Stacey * | |
| A deep highland valley | |
| Joyous delight or singing teens | |
| To run away, as a burglar might do after shooting Uncle Ben, for example | |
| Travelled through the air | |
| Fluid motion | |
| Not fast | |
| Part of machine into which coins are inserted | |
| * Lesser-known portal-hopping Spider-foe and dalmatian lookalike * | |
| Expectorated | |
| The length of the Vulture's wings from tip-to-tip | |
| * Original Spidey writer ____ Lee * | |
| Big old ball of flaming gas in space | |
| Burn the surface of something | |
| Kiss From A Rose singer | |
| Buy's antonym | |
| Strange and Doom's destination in Triumph & Torment | |
| Yorkshire town or outer body of a ship | |
| Spidey's giant green Avengers comrade | |
| Handsome, usually muscly, man | |
| * Kraven's Last ____ * | |
| Cause pain (or a Nine Inch Nails song) | |
| | Hint | Answer |
| * Dr. Connors' first name * | |
| Usually two-wheeled vehicle, often drawn by horses | |
| Small, pointed object thrown at a bullseye | |
| * Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the ____ * | |
| * Marvel Knights Spider-Man writer ____ Millar * | |
| * Spidey's one-time wife [first half] * | |
| Cautious | |
| Item for sale | |
| Shrink or decrease, as with moon size | |
| * Spidey's erstwhile spouse [second half] * | |
| Sixth month of the year | |
| Sand hill | |
| Finished | |
| * Randy Savage's character in 2002's film adaptation, ____ Saw McGraw * | |
| To make a hole through something uninteresting | |
| * Oft-derided Spider-Man storyline One ____ Day * | |
| A small speck, particularly of dust in the air | |
| Musical sound or memorandum | |
| Haves and Have-____ | |
| Fishing meshes | |
| Moistens | |
| * Spidey's preferred mode of transport, fired from “shooters” on his wrists * | |
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