Spider-Man Fighting The Jackal
The supervillain called the Jackal has kidnapped the Daily Bugle publisher, J. Jonah Jameson, and I'll tell you why;
The Jackal wants to make a clone of Jameson and that's no lie.
When Peter Parker finds out about it, he changes into Spider-Man and searches for the Jackal and Jameson, which is true;
Using his spider-sense to find those two is what Spider-Man will do.
When Spider-Man finds the Jackal's lair, he breaks in and jumps on the ceiling, so he won't be seen;
The Jackal will always be mean.
Spider-Man finds the Jackal and Jameson while crawling on the ceiling, which is cool;
Spider-Man jumps down so he can fight the evil fool.
When the Jackal sees Spidey, he leaps towards the hero, so he can attack the man;
Spidey avoids being attacked by the Jackal as fast as he can.
Jameson watches Spider-Man fighting the Jackal and I'm speaking honestly;
Spider-Man defeats the Jackal by kicking him in the face and webbing him up, which is awesome as can be.
Spider-Man frees Jameson and calls the cops;
Since Jameson still hates Spider-Man, he's still full of slop.
Jameson tells Spidey that he thinks that Spidey had helped the Jackal kidnap him, but he's wrong;
Spidey spins a web on the mouth of Jameson, who's a ding-dong.
When the cops arrive to arrest the Jackal, Spidey swings away;
Spider-Man has saved the day.
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