I review issue #57/951 of Amazing Spider-Man by Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr. I really enjoy the organize street level crime feeling of the story. Especially when it comes to the courtroom drama that you don’t find much outside of Daredevil or She-hulk (who is in this issue). The book’s only flaws are a character that has been used as a plot point and a few missing pieces to move the story along. Still a good solid issue.
Peter decides it’s finally time to go home. Raelith can’t wait to try ice cream in Times Square with Peter. Dr. Starblood is finally able to make Peter “stronger”. Hellgate returns. All of this, plus […]
Okay, I’ll be honest—when I first saw the solicit for Amazing Spider-Man: Torn #1, I wasn’t totally sold. I didn’t know if it was essential reading, if it would connect with the current continuity, or […]
It’s all been leading up to this. Who is Silk, and what will she hold for the future of Spider-Man? WRITER: Dan Slott PENCILER: Humberto Ramos INKER: Victor Olazaba COLORS: Edgar Delgado LETTERER: Chris […]
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