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The Spectacular Spider-Man


The supervillain named Kraven the Hunter has kidnapped three people and will release them if Spider-Man beats him in a fight;

Spider-Man always does what's right.

 

When Peter Parker hears the news of what Kraven has done, he changes into Spider-Man and I'm speaking truthfully;

Spider-Man is the most popular superhero and always will be.

 

While swinging through the air, Spidey uses his spider-sense to find Kraven and I'm speaking honestly;

When Spidey finds Kraven, Kraven sees him and leaps to attack Spidey, as you can see.

 

Spider-Man jumps up and kicks Kraven in the face, which is cool;

When Kraven falls down, Spider-Man spins a web on that fool.

 

Kraven is unable to break out of Spidey's web because he made his webbing super hard;

Kraven is full of insanity and lard.

 

Spider-Man releases the kidnapped people and calls the police, which is smart;

Kraven will always have sin in his heart.

 

When the police arrive to arrest Kraven, Spider-Man swings away;

The spectacular Spider-Man saves the day.

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