This issue of Amazing Spider-man takes a very different route than the usual issues as it mainly revolves around Spider-man and his relationships with other characters. However, this is not really a bad thing and actually makes the story quite enjoyable to read.
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Archive for the “Marvel” CategoryIncredible Hulk #601 starts off with a small conflict between a powerless Bruce Banner and an abusive father on a subway, but then quickly morphs into a conflict between Bruce and his own son. The book also includes a tangent story on She-Hulk that is equally as interesting, but not quite as long. Daredevil #500 is an amazing story and an excellent way for Ed Brubaker to end his run on Daredevil. The story is brimming to the top with non-stop action which makes this comic book one of the most thrilling you will ever read. Cable #17 is a slightly disappointing book due to its lack of variation from the other books in the series. That being said, it is still a decent read and certainly a comic book worth at least giving a try. There also is a slight change as well, as Hope and Cable can no longer easily travel into the future. The Character Assassination story arc continues in Amazing Spider-Man #587, but it seems the only thing being assassinated is the quality of this book. Thor #600 weighs in at a whopping 42 pages, and that is just the main story. This issue is packed with extra content that takes the whole thing well beyond the 42 page mark. But, is all this content worth it? |
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