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Gee, I can't wait for this gym period to end, so I could see Sonya in science class.

Hey Parker, how about a one man game?

Can't ride, the period's about to end any minute now.

Come on Parker, don't be a jughead, we don't finish, we'll cut the next class and stay here.

Uh-oh, fella, that's NG, anyhow, Sonya's in my science class and somehow playing ball

comes in a poor second place to looking at her.

Come on Parker, coach of the basketball team's watching us, and we look good enough, he might

ask us to try out for the varsity team.

Here, catch Rodney, you play.

Hey Rodney, what's wrong with you?

Catch, catch the ball, hey Peter, nice pass kid.

Well I'll be the largest industrial reactor ever built, right here in the heart of Manhattan.

It's taken five years and millions of dollars, but now that it's finished it will produce

all the power Manhattan will ever need.

The reactor itself is shielded so thoroughly that it's impossible for any sort of radiation to escape.

The plant gives off 10 million kilowatt hours per ounce of uranium.

The pile is controlled by computer, which oversees the control panel.

No attendance are necessary, though the computer can be overridden should the need arise.

The internal mechanisms are automatically monitored by the computer.

Get this, the amount of energy in ergs is 10 million per first day, 20 per second day,

30 per third day, 40 per fourth day, 50...

Spider-Man, my Peter.

Ah, Sonia, Sonia, Sonia, Sonia.

I asked you how much uranium the new power plant uses in one year.

Never mind, as usual, you're not prepared.

Why don't you get someone like Dr. Parker to tutor you?

Peter, can you answer the question?

All right.

Monday's assignment is to write a 500-word...

Peter, aren't you coming?

Peter, I was thinking.

I really do need a tutor, and you're the best in science.

Could you? Could you? Oh, no, I suppose you've got a lot of your own work to do.

Could I, uh, for what, Sonia?

Could you come over tonight and help me?

Could I? Sure.

Oh, thank you, Peter.

You're welcome. Tonight, I'll see you.

The governor laughed at me. The mayor laughed at me.

The idiot scientists who built this toy laughed at me.

Now I shall show them I, the master technician.

What do they know of atomic energy? Only I know.

All my life I waited for this.

They wouldn't let me build my own reactor, so I shall use theirs.

I control this plant now, and now it is time for them to pay for it.

It is time for them to pay for their laughter.

I have improved on their primitive reactor.

I will teach them about energy so powerful, it can do anything.

Yes!

Plenty of time to get to Sonia's. If she only knew.

Thank the big spider for that new power plant.

If it wasn't built, I wouldn't be seeing her tonight.

For once, everything's going right.

No hang-ups, no Rodney Rogers. The city's quiet.

Oh, every night should be like this.

Hey, what's going on? Since when is there a sunrise at night?

At glow. The power plant!

Oh no, not tonight, not tonight! Nuts, nuts, nuts!

Earthquake!

New York doesn't have earthquakes. Something's happening at the power plant.

Where? Oh well. So long, Sonia.

Attention! Attention! I am the master technician.

This reactor is under my control.

You fools wouldn't listen to me before. Now you will.

I have taken over. I regret the minor inconvenience of the earthquake,

but it was necessary for my plans. I had to loosen the bedrock of the city.

I want ten million dollars, amnesty, and permission to build my own reactor.

All the city is in for rather a high time.

You have five minutes to answer.

It's going to be a long, long night.

Why do they always ask for things they know they won't get?

All right, mister. Come out with your hands held high.

So, that is your answer. I expected it.

You will witness my greatest discovery, anti-gravity rays.

Given off by the nuclear reaction, the rays can push or lift

anything they come in contact with, anything.

Now, fools, brace yourselves.

Just hold on.

You will give me 100 million, a reactor, an amnesty, or I will drop Manhattan.

That is all.

Can't try a frontal attack, that's for sure.

He just pushed me off with those rays of his.

Not only has he blown my head, but he's endangered the city.

I'd better...Sonia, is she all right?

Hello, Peter. Oh, please, please come over.

I'm so frightened. You can't.

You have to stay with your Aunt May, but your Aunt May is out of town.

Peter, don't tell me about your Aunt May. It's another girl.

No, it's not. Listen, hello? Hello?

Oh, how do I get into these things?

That rotten technician crossed up my date.

I've got a score to settle with him now.

The first to get to him, and only one way to do that, from underneath.

He's protected from above by his rays, but he might not suspect an attack from below.

Through the plant's conduits.

I just hope the rocks beneath this island don't start to fall.

Ah, things are working beautifully. The fools respect me now.

Soon, soon I'll have everything. But where is Spider-Man?

I want to try out my special surprise on him.

Surely he'll have enough brains to come up from below, and when he does...

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

Radiation was my specialty, and if I'm right, which I always am,

Spider-Man got his powers from radioactivity.

Nothing else would do it, and what has been given can be taken.

So I look forward to our meeting.

Normally I'd just swing out, but I've got to be careful.

If any of those boulders should jar loose while I'm swinging past.

That's not as bad as I thought. Only a few more long swings and...

Close, but I'm here. Now for the master technician.

Something's going on. My spider sense is tingling. I don't like this.

Welcome, Spider-Man.

What's happening? I'm getting weak. I'm busy. I can't hold on.

How nice you dropped in. I always figured you got your powers from exposure to radiation.

Therefore, my anti-radiation should prove interesting.

I, of course, am not affected being mere mortal.

He's right. Can barely move. Must try. Got to stand. Only chance.

Rage can feel it strong. Nose drink left. Can't climb. Swing. Crypt.

Must think. Only thing left is web lines.

You can't even aim anymore, Spider-Man. It's all over.

We're falling to the whole island.

I'll take you with me!

Increase power. Still weak. Got to make it. Got to have to.

Oh, wow. I don't believe it. So tired. So tired. Only one thing left to do now.

Tell me, have you flipped? I don't even want to think of nuclear reactors.

I'd rather just sit here with Rodney. He was such a dear. He came right over when I called him.

He really saved me tonight. What did you do?

What did I do? What did I do? Easy, Spidey. She's just a woman. There are hundreds like her. I guess.

Spider-Man, Spider-Man

Does whatever a Spider can

Spider-Man, Spider-Man

Friendly major hood Spider-Man

Welcome back, please ignore

Action is his reward to him

Life is a great decay

Wherever there's a hang up

You'll find a Spider-Man

Spider-Man, Spider-Man

Does whatever a Spider can

Spins a web any size

Catch his knees just like flies

Look out, here comes a Spider-Man

Is he strong? Listen, bud

He's got radioactive blood

Can you swing from a thread?

Take a look, overhead, hey there

There goes a Spider-Man

In the chill of night

At the scene of a crime

Like a street of lights

He arrives just in time

Spider-Man, Spider-Man

Friendly major hood Spider-Man

Welcome back, please ignore

Action is his reward to him

Life is a great decay

Wherever there's a pain

You'll find a Spider-Man