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Home / Amazing Spider-Man #700.5 (2004)

Amazing Spider-Man #700.5 (2004)

Amazing Spider-Man #700.5 (2004)

$3.99

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Amazing Spider-Man #700.5 (2004) has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Brian Reed & Kevin Grievioux
Art by Klaus Janson
Cover by Pasqual Ferry
Variant Cover by Klaus Janson

Peter Parker and Johnny Storm must stop an apocalyptic future by fighting - the Fantastic Four?! By Brian Reed (MS. MARVEL) and Sean Chen (AVENGERS)! Then, a young child risks his life to save Spider-Man's in the emotional WHAT WOULD SPIDER-MAN DO? By Kevin Grievioux (NEW WARRIORS) and Lee Weeks (AMAZING SPIDER-MAN)!

Date Available: 12/18/2013

Reviews


Boy did I want to like this book. Boy did I not get what I wanted. The follow up to the very enjoyable David Morrell story exists for what reason? Was it in the can somewhere? A fill in issue never published? Very basic Pete-Johnny Storm stuff here, very basic Johnny-Ben stuff here, and very basic FF prankster stuff all over the place. Sean Chen shows why he's not missed at Marvel with a sub-par art job. Look at his Wolverine or Iron Man work if you want to see what could have been. A backup that tries for the sentimentality of 'The Kid Who Collected Spider-Man' from Amazing 248 fall short as well. I want Pete back as much as the next person, but I guess we're back to waiting for the OGN 'Family Business' coming in Feburary.

Kevin Healy 3 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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