In this simultaneously dark and hilarious book of drawings, renowned illustrators Nicholas Blechman, creative director of The New Yorker, and Christoph Niemann, a regular contributor to the same magazine, let loose all their visions of evil in today's unpredictable world. In what comical forms does evil bear its ugly face? Gigantic worms boring their way through the globe? Pieces of a puzzle eating one another? The jets of a shower piercing the body of an unexpecting man beneath? A lone leaf ...

Spider-Man first swung onto the comic book pages in August 1962 with the publication of Amazing Fantasy no. 15, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and with cover art by Jack Kirby. Sixty years after the comic?s publication, award-winning graphic designer Chip Kidd reimagines the iconic first story also told in The Amazing Spider-Man no. 1 from March 1963 using original vintage copies of both comic books to present these classic tales in a whole new way.