Spidey
The supervillain named Tombstone has kidnapped the Daily Bugle secretary, Glory Grant, and I'm speaking honestly;
Tombstone is a hulking albino man with filed teeth and always will be.
Tombstone will release Grant if the Daily Bugle editor, Robbie Robertson, works for him, as you can see;
When Peter Parker hears the news of what Tombstone has done, he changes into Spider-Man and I'm speaking truthfully.
Spidey is swinging through the air;
He's using his spider-sense to find Tombstone's lair.
When he finds Tombstone's lair, Spidey breaks in and confronts the evil guy;
Tombstone is also a murderer and that's no lie.
Spider-Man avoids Tombstone's punches, which is wise;
Spider-Man spins a web on Tombstone's eyes.
Spidey swiftly drop kicks Tombstone in his face, which is cool;
After that, Spidey knocks out the fool.
After Spidey frees Grant, he calls the police, which is great;
Tombstone is one of the villains that Spidey really hates.
When the police arrive to arrest the unconscious Tombstone, Spidey swings away;
Spider-Man saves the day.
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