Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #12
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Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #12

Writer: Kevin Shinick Artist: Ron Frenz, Marco Checchetto Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: April 23, 2014 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 5 User Reviews: 3
7.1Critic Rating
8.5User Rating

• As THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Returns, flashback to a never before revealed team-up between Doctor Octopus and Peter Parker that sheds new light on their violent relationship.

  • 8.5
    Geeked Out Nation - Ian Yoxon Apr 25, 2014

    All in all this was a good sendoff to Doc Ock despite being a little confusing near the end. If you have read Superior Spider-man, but still want another Superior story before moving to Amazing then this comic is for you. Even if you haven't read the previous issues, you can still tell what's going on and enjoy it from start to finish. It's a good last story to Doc Ock and a good end to this series.Farewell Superior Spider-man Team-Up. You'll be missed. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    CHUD - Cat Taylor Apr 26, 2014

    Overall, this is a worthy send-off to whatever the series became during the "Superior" run. It's a high quality story on its own, but it's also a story about second chances, including the second chance at life and redemption that Dr. Octopus had, and the second chance at life that Peter Parker is getting. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Superior Spider-Talk - Kyle Chrise Apr 25, 2014

    Superior Spider-Man Team Up #12 not only gives an insightful flashback into Otto Octavius' past, it also serves as a swan song to the entire Superior era. The art by Frenz/Buscema is creative, iconic and engaging. Read Full Review

  • 6.8
    IGN - Jesse Schedeen Apr 24, 2014

    This final arc has done a decent job of fleshing out the rivalry between Otto and Norman Osborn, striking a distinctly old-school feel to reflect the fact that writer Kevin Shinick is touching on older Spider-Man stories. Read Full Review

  • 4.0
    Comic Book Resources - Doug Zawisza Apr 28, 2014

    While not necessarily impactful to the review itself, I couldn't help but notice that the cover to "Superior Spider-Man Team-Up" #12 is printed on stock is inferior to the interior pages of the issue. Barring financials, I'm not sure what motivated this choice, as it is one more signature of paper per copy, but I'd think the premium priced comic books would also have slightly more rugged packaging. All in all, "Superior Spider-Man Team-Up" #12 has some nice moments, some decent art, but an otherwise forgettable story. Just as Octavius fades off in this issue, so does the issue, taking the series with it. Read Full Review

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