The Chameleon
The supervillain called the Chameleon has escaped from prison, which is bad;
When Peter Parker finds out what the Chameleon has done, he gets mad.
Parker changes into Spider-Man, so he can search for the Chameleon, as you can see;
To make sure that no one finds him, the Chameleon morphs into Oprah Winfrey.
With his gender disguised, the Chameleon believes that Spider-Man won't find him, but he's wrong;
When Spider-Man sees the villain disguised as Oprah, his spider-sense starts tingling, and confronts the ding-dong.
When Spidey finds out that Oprah is really the Chameleon, he attacks the evil fool;
When the Chameleon is beaten, he morphs back to his original self, which is cool.
Spidey spins a web on the Chameleon and calls the police, which is smart;
The Chameleon always has sin in his heart.
When the police arrive to arrest the Chameleon, Spidey swings away;
Spider-Man has saved the day.
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