Holy Time Warp!  I haven't heard/seen this in over 30 years!  I owned this when I was a kid ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w22KD-drS1o

Any other Nostalgic Rockomic Owners among us?

I had that as a kid but unfortuanely I beat the hell out of it.

Spiderman and Doctor Strange vs. Kingpin! Infact that voice on the phone announcing that Aunt May is caught is STILL how  I imagine the Kingpin sounds.

I think the same Christmas I got that I also got a Die-Cast Enterprise and Klingon ship that fired plastic pellets. The Enterprise also had two little fold out doors on the bottom where you could impale a little orange shuttlecraft on a peg. (not where it went on the TV show) In fac,t I also got a diecast Imperial STar Destoyer with a little Blockade Runner that could fit in the belly bay and be "catured.

So this would have been...maybe 1979?

Hmmm, I had something like this.
Record: 45 rpm
Booklet: Spider-Man comic.
Think it had a battle with the lizrd, or something. The story had a
sewer in it.

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I had something like this, too, except the story was Spider-Man vs. the Man-Wolf. I loved it - I must've listened to it a hundred times.

I do remember there was one small glitch in the record. The narrator refers to Peter Parker's warm-hearted, generous employer as "Jonah J. Jameson" instead of "J. Jonah Jameson."

I recall something similar for Adam Strange on television.

Aha!  The old Sub-Mariner cartoon intro!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRWeaHkxXwE

In case any of you missed it, I put links to videos I made that are on YouTube that have to do with the Merry Marvel Marching Society recordings from the 1960s. I put visuals to the audio, which includes some scenes from the old Marvel Super-Heroes cartoons:

http://www.byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=15684 &PN=2&totPosts=135

The links are a few pages into the thread.

Hmmm, I had something like this.
Record: 45 rpm
Booklet: Spider-Man comic.
Think it had a battle with the lizrd, or something. The story had a
sewer in it.

**************

I had something like this, too, except the story was Spider-Man vs. the Man-Wolf. I loved it - I must've listened to it a hundred times.

I do remember there was one small glitch in the record. The narrator refers to Peter Parker's warm-hearted, generous employer as "Jonah J. Jameson" instead of "J. Jonah Jameson."

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Ah, memories ...

Both of these were Power Records releases from the early 70's.  Power releases several book & record sets featuring adaptations of actual Marvel Comics (Man-Thing, The Fantastic Four, Captain America are the only ones I remember).

Spider-Man had actually two books - one which was an adaptation of ASM #124 (Man Wolf), and the other which featured a villian called "Draco the Dragon" (which I think was originally on this Rockomic release, as well).

Power also released a nice set of Planet of the Apes adaptations, which made the stories more digestable for little kids.  (Well, at least for me.  LOL)

Edited for typos - I shouldn't post before my first cup of coffee!

Rene Auberjonois as the voice of Spider-Man?

Now, I'm imaging Clayton Endicot III from Benson, saying "KINGpin, KINGpin, KINGpin!"

Is this the one that has the theme song that starts with (IIRC):

"Crawls like a spider
 Walks like a man
 wall crawling super-hero
 They call him Spider-Man
 Amazing
 Amazing
 How does he ever win..."

or somesuch.

I just dug my copy out - the copyright date says 1972.

I doubt I've listened to this since I bought it way back when - I do remember the music being embarassingly bad. A nice little curiosity piece, tho.