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Let‘s Read Spider-Man Podcast

Let‘s Read Spider-Man Podcast

2002 2003 Spider-Man’s Tangled Web 18 19 20 21 22 | Rhino Puppetmaster

Aug 8, 2026 · 12 min · 11 segments

Episode 410. James B and Eddie discuss the final five books in the Tangled Web Series. Sponsored by Roxxon Oil Theme Music by Jeff Kenniston. This Episode Edited by James B using Audacity and…

Episode 410. James B and Eddie discuss the final five books in the Tangled Web Series. Sponsored by Roxxon Oil Theme Music by Jeff Kenniston. This Episode Edited by James B using Audacity and Cleanfeed. Summaries written by James B. Grizzly’s Wardrobe provided by Eddie.. Most Sound effects and music generously provided royalty free by www.fesliyanstudios.com and https://www.zapsplat.com/ Check out all the episodes on letsreadspiderman.podbean.com or wherever you get your podcasts. Check out our live meetup and Discord Channel here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1\mW6htjJUHOzlViEvPQqR-k68tClMGAi85Bi\xrlV7w/edit

Episode 410. James B and Eddie discuss the final five books in the Tangled Web Series. Sponsored by Roxxon Oil Theme Music by Jeff Kenniston. This Episode Edited by James B using Audacity and…

Speakers: James BHostEddieHost

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Top entities: Spider-Man×51 J. Jonah Jameson×4 Grizzly×19 Discord×4 Typeface×3

Alphabet City1:09 – 2:35

J

1:09

[train chugging] From November of 2002, Stan Lee presents Spider-Man's Tangled Web 18: Alphabet City by Ted McKeever.

J

1:21

The Penny Ante Gang is causing trouble because they think Lincoln should have been on a silver coin.

E

EddieHost

1:28

[laughs]

J

1:29

While Typeface is trying to wrangle them, a new vigilante called Spellcheck is running about-

E

EddieHost

1:34

Ooh [laughs]

J

1:34

... trying to improve Typeface's grammar and be his teammate.

J

1:39

Typeface ties Spellcheck up and leaves a note for Spider-Man to lock this lunatic up.

E

EddieHost

1:46

[laughs]

J

1:47

Notable moment, while tied up, Spellcheck has an issue with the hyphen in the word Spider-Man, and tells Spider-Man that he/Spider-Man is not a compound adjective, so why ask the hyphen to do more than its already burdened ability? We ask too much of the hyphen.

J

2:05

[dramatic sound]

E

EddieHost

2:07

As a recently certified English teacher, James B, I bet you were very excited to read this book.

E

EddieHost

2:13

[laughs]

J

2:15

I, you know what? I actually started wondering really hard about the Spider-Man hyphen.

J

2:20

I was like-

E

EddieHost

2:21

[laughs]

J

2:21

...

J

2:21

I never really t- thought to break it down, but yeah.

J

2:25

I mean, there's probably some problems there, right?

E

EddieHost

2:28

S- I, it's doing a lot of work.

E

EddieHost

2:30

[laughs]

J

2:30

Yeah.

J

2:31

Uh, believe it or not, not the goofiest book of the series, because-

E

EddieHost

2:35

Wow.

E

EddieHost

2:35

Yeah

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Alphabet City1:09 – 2:35

J

1:09

[train chugging] From November of 2002, Stan Lee presents Spider-Man's Tangled Web 18: Alphabet City by Ted McKeever.

J

1:21

The Penny Ante Gang is causing trouble because they think Lincoln should have been on a silver coin.

E

EddieHost

1:28

[laughs]

J

1:29

While Typeface is trying to wrangle them, a new vigilante called Spellcheck is running about-

E

EddieHost

1:34

Ooh [laughs]

J

1:34

... trying to improve Typeface's grammar and be his teammate.

J

1:39

Typeface ties Spellcheck up and leaves a note for Spider-Man to lock this lunatic up.

E

EddieHost

1:46

[laughs]

J

1:47

Notable moment, while tied up, Spellcheck has an issue with the hyphen in the word Spider-Man, and tells Spider-Man that he/Spider-Man is not a compound adjective, so why ask the hyphen to do more than its already burdened ability? We ask too much of the hyphen.

J

2:05

[dramatic sound]

E

EddieHost

2:07

As a recently certified English teacher, James B, I bet you were very excited to read this book.

E

EddieHost

2:13

[laughs]

J

2:15

I, you know what? I actually started wondering really hard about the Spider-Man hyphen.

J

2:20

I was like-

E

EddieHost

2:21

[laughs]

J

2:21

...

J

2:21

I never really t- thought to break it down, but yeah.

J

2:25

I mean, there's probably some problems there, right?

E

EddieHost

2:28

S- I, it's doing a lot of work.

E

EddieHost

2:30

[laughs]

J

2:30

Yeah.

J

2:31

Uh, believe it or not, not the goofiest book of the series, because-

E

EddieHost

2:35

Wow.

E

EddieHost

2:35

Yeah

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