Random Funniest Moments from Spider-Man Comics (15 items)

(#11) With Great Power, There Must Come Great Responsibility - Get It Right

Can you believe that all Miles Morales had to do to earn the respect of Peter Parker and the rest of The Avengers was single-handedly defeat Blackheart? That kid has it too easy. Thanks to having two different Spider-Men in this comic, there are so many jokes and that they need to be split up into different categories.

Pretty much everything that Peter and Miles say is hilarious, but the moment when Parker essentially breaks the fourth wall to correct everyone whose been misquoting his uncle Ben for the last few years has to be the best of this joke cavalcade.
(#3) Not Your Normal Fruit of the Loom

It can be hard putting your life back together after a mad scientist swaps your consciousness for his in an attempt to further his existence while getting rid of his greatest nemesis. Not only do you have to explain that to your friends, but sometimes you also end up wearing web underwear that last for an indefinite amount of time. Those are just a few cons of being Spider-Man.
(#8) Great Superman Reference

Oddly enough this is the second time a comic featuring your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man fighting the Juggernaut is popping up on this list. Maybe the overpowered baddie just brings out the comedy in the wall crawler. This Superman-referencing panel (is no one else bothered by the amount of DC comic references that Parker makes?) happens right up top when Spidey sees something fall out of the sky and into Central Park.

Unfortunately for Parker, it's not a baby from Krypton, but rather, the unstoppable Juggernaut.
(#1) Some of My Best Friends Are Black

When She-Hulk tells Spider-Man that she can help him get back at J. Jonah Jameson for running his name through the mud in The Daily Bugle, it seems like the simplest court case in the world. All they have to do is show up, embarrass the editor in chief, and hope that no super villains attack during the proceedings.

This panel is great, not just because it shows that Spidey's wit is as sharp as ever, but it proves just how slimy Jameson really is.
(#9) Does It Bother Anyone Else That He Didn't Use a Hyphen?

After Wolverine dies on the job, Spider-Man takes over teaching ethics at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning to try and find a traitor in a six-part miniseries. Obviously, the wall crawler has more trouble teaching young mutants than he does tracking down the student surreptitiously working with Mr. Sinister.

If any of you were alive in the '80s then you remember that Peter Parker spent a brief tenure as a teacher at Midtown High but he lost that job due to his duties as Spider-Man, so it's no surprise that he's kind of terrible at teaching this "special" class.
(#5) The Oddest Man Ever

There's a lot going on in the New Avengers storyline "Siege," but to try and put it succinctly: Norman Osbourne, Loki, and the Sentry want to take over Asgard (which is floating over Oklahoma), while also rebuilding Osbourne's public persona as a helpful billionaire. While most of the Avengers are fighting the Sentry and Norman above the panhandle state, Spider-Man and Spider-Woman are staking out Osbourne's office and bantering away like crazy.

Spider-Man, being the dork he is, delivers most of his lines like he's at a renaissance faire, and Spider-Woman takes it about as well as any woman would.