Spider-Man poster. Art by Al Milgrom. UK. 1983.
A TVTA special.
Presenting: vintage and modern print adverts, comic covers, card games and merchandise featuring web-slinging superhero Spider-Man plus his friends and arch-enemies – all from the collection of TVTA! Enjoy 🙂
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- Spider-Man Annual. 1978. UK.
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- Spider-Man Annual. 1979. UK.
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- Spider-Man annual. UK. 2004.
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- Spider-Man annual. UK. 2004.
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- Spider-Man annual. UK. 2005.
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- Spider-Man annual. UK. 2005.
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- Spider-Man annual. UK. 2007.
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- Spider-Man annual. UK. 2007.
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- Energized Spider-Man. 1978. US.
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- Marvel jackets. 1989. US.
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- Spiderman vinyl record story book. Power Records. 1974.
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- Marvel Bop Bags. 1977. UK.
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- Atari. 1983. US.
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- Superhero Book of Goodies. 1977. US.
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- Cap’n Crunch. 1986. US.
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- Ricochet Racers. 1976. US.
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- Spider-Man and Power Pack. 1985. US.
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- Spider-Man comics. 1985. UK.
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- Spider-Man comics. 1984.
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- Spider-Man and Hulk.1980. UK.
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- Hostess. 1976. US.
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- Hostess. 1981. US.
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- Hostess. 1979. US.
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- Hostess. 1978. US.
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- Mego Elastic Hulk and Elastic Spider-Man. 1979. US.
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- Corgi Toys. 1980. France.
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- Spider-Man comics. 1985. Brazil.
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- Puck. 1983. Brazil.
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- Spider-Man N°549. Cover by Terry Austin. UK. 1983.
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- Spider-Man New Generation. Les Cinémas Pathé Gaumont. Dec 2018. France.
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- Super Slurpee. 1981. US.
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- Spider Man Spider Sense lunch box. France.
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- Dekkar Spider-Man costume. 1983. UK.
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- Spider Man board games. UK.
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- Marvel Super Heroes Puffy stickers Dorman’s cheese promo 1985. US.
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- Spider Man Garcia fishing. 1983. US.
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- Sleepwalker vs Spidey N°5. 1991. Bret Blevins. US.
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- Spider-Man Superior Spider Month July 2013. UK.
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- Jointed Giants. 1977. UK.
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- Spider-Man. 1984. Marvel Sweden.
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- Spider-Man: Far From Home chirashi poster. 2019. Japan. Front.
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- Spider-Man TV. 1980. UK.
Spider-Man Top Trumps cards and sets
edit: removed the Spider-Sense images temporarily as I was getting a lot of a spam on these images and WP seem more interested in pushing their crappy new editors down our throats than fixing spam and removing junk vitamin tablet accounts. The new WP editor is crap I know because I tried it to edit this post – and it was just a nightmare to use. Good job I still have classic editor at my disposal, though for how long I don’t know…
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- Spider-Man Spider-Sense Top Trumps.
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- Spider-Man.
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- Vulture.
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- Top Trumps Marvel Max.
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- Ultimate Spider-Man.
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- The Amazing Spider-Man.
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- Green Goblin Top Trumps card.
Thanks for looking 🙂
Post updated with new images September 2019.
The Vintage Toy Advertiser 
Spider-Man and Cap N Crunch, excellent! I love those old comic/ads.
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It was good fun putting these together. I never realised there were so many Spidey food and snack promotions back then.
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Does whatever a spider can! Great collection! First vid game I ever played was a Spiderman game!
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I loved the Saturday morning cartoons, had a few comics and some Christmas annuals. Never played a Spidey video game but bet it’s fun swinging him from block to block. I think fellow WP’er Paul Bowler posted a recent Spider-Man video game IIRC – and the shots of Spidey spinning webs and flying through the city were brilliant.
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Yeah! 😀
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What fun Spider-Man adverts and covers! Got my Spidey sense tingling!
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Brilliant. I had a lot of fun putting this post together. Hulk coming soon, and hopefully Wonder Woman when I source some more ads!
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Awesome, will look forward to those 🙂
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I love these; Spider-Man, along with Hulk, was my favourite when I was younger. I think it had a lot to do with Saturday morning cartoons!
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Yes! Saturday morning cartoons were a major influence on me. Ah, you mention Hulk… a big post coming up in next couple of weeks in the same style as this Spidey one. Gotta love the Hulk 🙂 Interesting that a lot of ads I own feature both Hulk and Spidey together! Guess they were Marvel’s go-to double act for a while – a bit like how you always saw R2D2 and C3PO together in Star Wars ads.
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Yeah, definitely their two I saw most when I was a kid and I’ll be looking forward to the post in the next couple of weeks!
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Fantastic stuff! I’m especially a fan of Spidey’s look from the ’70s and ’80s.
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Same here. Fond memories of Saturday morning TV watching Spider-Man and other cartoons.
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