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Categories: Suspended Animation, Marvel Comics, Reviews  Suspended Animation Review Spider-Man: With Great Power, five issues, published by Marvel Publishing, Inc., 32 pages, $3.99. I’ve always been a sucker for the classic Marvel characters, as portrayed in their infancy by the likes of Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, and the rest of the Silver Age Marvel crew. But no character has intrigued me more than Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man. That’s why I had to check out Marvel’s recent 5-issue miniseries, Spider-Man: With Great Power. THE VE GUYS SAY: We're a little late due to a technical mix up. This week: It's the San Diego Comic Con news round-up. Then it's the Rundown with the books you can expect to find in shops this week, and Mike and Luis take a look at Ultimate Spider-Man #124, Skaar Son of Hulk #2 and Thor #10. THE VE GUYS SAY: First it's the Rundown with what books you can expect to find in shops this week, then Nick walks us through the biggest story of last week and Mike and Luis take a look at Ultimate Spider-man #123, X-men First Class #13 and Thunderbolts #121. Our Pick of the Week: No Hero #0 Variant Edition Tuesday is the quick dose of comic knowledge you need before you step into the comic book shop this week: the best books hitting the stands and the latest headlines. New York Comic Con breaks records, Iron Man opens big, and Spidey goes to Washington. We sneak in a few advance reviews of Moon Knight #18, Amazing Spider-man #558, Young X-Men #2, Avengers Invaders #1 and Cable #3. Our Pick of the Week: Action Comics Annual #11. Plus a Nick's sporting a new 'do! 05:43:55 am, by ComicList
Categories: Marvel Comics, Reviews, ComicList Critiques  ComicList Critiques by Charles LePage Spider-Man #544, $3.99 from Marvel Comics. Part one of the four part "One More Day" is big on pathos and action, and at least a little bit light in plotting and characterization. Essentially, I find the current Peter/Spider-Man character to be alien to any other Spider-Man I'm familiar with, and I found the reason for Peter's actions throughout the story to be completely negated by the end. Tag cloudaction comics avengers batman black canary blog from another world cable captain america checker bpg comiclist critiques dark horse dc comics dynamite entertainment fantagraphics final crisis flash flash gordon frank frazetta geek goggle reviews geek goggle weekly rankings gi joe green arrow green lantern green lantern corps hulk idw idw publishing image comics indiana jones iron man kick ass lone ranger marvel comics mice templar midwest book review reviews secret invasion spider-man star wars star wars superman suspended animation transformers twomorrows ultimate human variant edition walking dead wildstorm wolverine world of warcraft x-men |
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