Colossus & Juggernaut

On the financial tip, Gamerverse Juggernaut might be the better option but 80th Anniversary Juggy is the definitive version in my opinion.

I was literally just offered this and said no because I chose the AofA Colossus (i try not to get doubles) and already had the Marvel Select Juggs.  I thought if I was going to modernize my juggs, the gamerverse was better....it sounds like I should call my guy back and get this lol 

Once, again, this is one of the greatest two-packs Marvel Legends has ever released and while there have been some close runners-up since, I don't think they match up with this set's heft, star power, and legacy. I consider myself very fortunate to have this set in my collection.

So in the Marvel universe, most major heroes and villains have crossed over at least at one time or another. Juggernaut is predominately known as an X-Men villain; that's his default, but he's faced Spider-Man a few times. Perhaps his most famous Spider-Man confrontation was in ASM #229-230 in the story called "Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut," written by Roger Stern and drawn by John Romita Jr. It's a fantastic two-parter, a David vs. Goliath-type story where, ultimately, Peter...well...just can't stop him. He tries and tries and tries, and just nothing works. And Juggernaut keeps marching closer and closer and closer toward his goal—kidnapping Madame Web. Read it to find out what happens. It's a classic. 

I don't know, either, and that ComicVine list seems to really dig underneath the rocks when it comes to pinging characters as Spider-Man villains. Alas, I still think the list is a great tool for building a custom collection alongside the Wikipedia Spider-Man villains list. From the Wikipedia illustration the only characters missing are Scarecrow, Carrion, Vermin, Swarm, and Will O' The Wisp so at least it serves as a relatively attainable goal even though the page also lists several other characters NOT in the illustration.