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{{quote|'''Spidey:''' Plus it's, like, you're standing there and I'm nerding out on the inside. [...] Permission to freak out openly...?}}
* And there's also another [[Captain America (comics)]] and Spider-Man Team Up, where it is very easy to believe that Spidey is not just squeeing at Cap, but crushing.
* Spidey also regarded [[Batman]] like this (in a more dignified way) in the first Batman/Spider-Man inter-company crossover, calling him "a legend"; in fact, when Batman told him to leave Gotham and let him handle Joker and Carnage himself, Spidey was seriously considering doing so, only deciding to stay when Batman changed his mind.
* Spidey has got this treatment himself a few times. Mattie Franklin (one of the [[Spider-Woman|Spider-Women]]) was a total Spidey fangirl.
* ''[[Superman]]''
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* Victor Mancha of ''[[Runaways]]'' got really excited about meeting the X-Men. Strangely, he was much calmer about meeting Spider-Man, who he cited as his favorite superhero in his very first appearance.
* ''[[Batman]]''
** Batman himself calls ''[[The Shadow]]'' his greatest influence when they meet in ''Batman #253''. He also seemed rather excited to see [[Sherlock Holmes]], another large influence.
** Tim Drake (the third Robin) was more-or-less an ascended [[Batman]] fanboy. An amateur detective, he deduced the secret identities of Batman and the first Robin, Dick Grayson. Following Jason Todd (the second Robin)'s death, he forced Batman into making him Robin, believing that Batman needed a sidekick to keep him stable. A later issue of ''[[Birds of Prey]]'' showed that Tim was also a huge fan of (the second) [[Blue Beetle]].
** Similarly, Dick Grayson, the first Robin, first Nightwing, and second Batman, has been shown, both in and outside of current canon, to be a huge Superman fanboy, more outwardly so when he was still Robin.
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