Separated at Birth: Have you seen the Spider-Piggies/Crawling up the walls?

L: Amazing Spider-Man #294 (November 1987), art by Mike Zeck and Bob McLeod
R: What the?! #3 (October 1988), art by Alex Saviuk and Bob McLeod
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365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 87

Panel from What If? v.2 #11 (March 1990), script and pencils by Jim Valentino, inks by Jeff Albrecht, colors by Tom Vincent, letters by Phil Felix

Baturday Morning Cartoon: The New Adventures of Batman

Title sequence and episode segments of The New Adventures of Batman (Filmation 1977), featuring the voices of Adam West and Burt Ward




The Dark Knight Revisited—a documentary on the 1977 Filmation Batman cartoon



Japanese opening titles to Denkou Sekka Batman (The New Adventures of Batman)

365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 86

Panels from Strange Tales #161 (October 1967), script and art by Jim Steranko, letters by Sam Rosen

365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 85

Panel from What If Doctor Doom Had Become the Thing? one-shot (February 2005), script by Karl Kesel, pencils and inks by Paul Smith, colors by Paul Mounts, letter by Randy Gentile. That's Ben Grimm (as the Hulk) on the left there, and Dr. Doom (as the Thing) on the right.

365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 84

Panels from Fantastic Four #13 (April 1963), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko, letters by Artie Simek

Gone Fishin'. Back Saturday.

Never fear!: "365 Days with Ben Grimm" will update as usual throughout the week.

365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 83

Panels from Marvel-Team-Up Annual #5 (1982), script and pencils by Mark Gruenwald inks by Jim Mooney, colors by Diana Albers, letters by Bob Sharen

365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 82

Panels from Marvel Monsters: Fin Fang 4 one-shot (December 2005), co-written by Scott Gray, co-written, pencilled, and inked by Roger Langridge, colored by James Brown, lettered by David Lanphear

365 Days with Ben Grimm: Day 81

Panels from Incredible Hulk #152 (June 1972), script by Gary Friedrich, pencils by Herb Trimpe and Dick Ayers, inks by Frank Giacoia, letters by Artie Simek

Ten of a Kind: Animals Strike Curious Poses

(More Ten of a Kind here.)