High school, puberty, first dances - there are many pitfalls to being young. Compound these with intense personal tragedy and super-powers, and you can start to visualize the world of Peter Parker, a.k.a. Spider-Man! Witness the rebirth of a legend as Peter learns that with great power, there must also come great responsibility! Read the book that Entertainment Weekly calls "One of the most emotionally resonant depictions of teendom in comics since Spider-Man's debut."
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Honestly, going back to this series is a trip. It proved one thing to me, that Bendis wasn't always at the level that he's at currently, and we didn't just grow tired of his tropes. He's simply not nearly as good at it as he used to be! This is a great first issue though. It really takes its time to establish this new, modern world and you really begin to connect with these characters. And yet the slower pace doesn't feel like a slog. It all flows naturally. And the art? Bagley is great as always. This issue is teeming with potential, and we all know where it goes from here.
7,5
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