Spidey fever spreads

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Wed May 9, 2007 4:58PM2 comments ›

Wed May 9, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Takes over Dracula, Wookiees

Fun picture to brighten up your day:

Explanation of sorts here in New York Magazine. But the photo says it all...

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Glenn Hauman (5:32 PM on Wed May 9, 2007)

Man, I hate it when a place turns into one of those Spider-Man bars...

Steve Chaput (7:58 PM on Thu May 10, 2007)

I used to know a gal who would walk around her apartment in her Spidey pajamas, talking to her Wolverine action figure, but I don't think that's her in the picture. Then again....

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