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Amazing SpiderMan 19992013 #666 eBook Dan Slott Stefano Caselli

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SPIDER-ISLAND PRELUDE New York has been infested! Normal people are getting Spider-Powers! Heroes and villains are crawling all over Manhattan and no one knows why! Remember, if everyone's a Spider-Man...then no one is.

Amazing SpiderMan 19992013 #666 eBook Dan Slott Stefano Caselli

I've read this comic already and I must say I was intrigued. The art is average
with characters avoiding being disproportional, but not standing out as eye-catching save for the two, possibly three villains. The story is solid providing
screen-time for the always awesome Webslinger while simultaneously giving a glimpse at the denizens of New York who are experience their own changes, but only a tease. The villain, The Jackal, may be obscure to non-hardcore Spidey fans, but that shouldn't deter you from reading this book.

Product details File Size 36330 KB Print Length 32 pages Publisher Marvel (July 27, 2011) Publication Date August 10, 2011 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00ZMRV3UM

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Amazing SpiderMan 19992013 #666 eBook Dan Slott Stefano Caselli Reviews

I've read this comic already and I must say I was intrigued. The art is average
with characters avoiding being disproportional, but not standing out as eye-catching save for the two, possibly three villains. The story is solid providing
screen-time for the always awesome Webslinger while simultaneously giving a glimpse at the denizens of New York who are experience their own changes, but only a tease. The villain, The Jackal, may be obscure to non-hardcore Spidey fans, but that shouldn't deter you from reading this book.