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Wouldn't it be cool if you could actually wear a Spidey costume? Well now you can. This sweet web-site has all sorts of Spider-Man costumes. It doesn't matter if you're 6 or 60, this site has costumes for all ages. Red & blue or black, they've got which ever suit is your favorite. They've even got a Venom mask for all the Vemon fans out there. On top of a huge selection, you've got prices that can't be beat.

Now all we need is for someone to invent some web-fluid and come up for a way for us to crawl on walls, spider strength, spider-sense and we'll fill this world with a ton of Spider-Men!

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rjsodaro said…
Reggie, Several years ago I went out for Halloween dressed up as Spidey in his black costume (you can see photos here. As for being dressed as a superhero, I was ferreted out by literally everyone who saw me. that’s right, everyone who saw me in costume knew that it was me. It was such an entertaining experience, that I wrote about it and got the article published in The Comics Buyers’ Guide. I’ll have to locate the article and publish it on my site.
July 5, 2008 at 10:21 AM
Reggie White Jr. said…
Oh those photos were GREAT!! Loved seeing you in the black costume. Did you buy it or have someone make it?
July 5, 2008 at 12:33 PM
Sol (Frederick) Badguy said…
As Todd Novack said: The Black Suit looks sleek on Peter.

If I went to ever get me a suit I'd choose the original comic version of the black suit.

Great choice Bob, but I'd really feel embarrased going between people in tights.
July 6, 2008 at 1:24 AM
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