01 January 1969 Action, Sci-Fi 11 mins
Spider-Man makes his, albeit unofficial, live-action debut in this 1969 shoestring-budgeted short fan film made by Donald F. Glut and company. In it, Spider-Man must save a woman from the clutches of a new foe, one created just for this short, called Dr. Lightning!
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Donald F. Glut as Spider-Man
Donald F. Glut Director
United States 01 January 1969
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