Amazing Spider-Man #21
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| Writer | Stan Lee |
| Artist | Steve Ditko |
Spidey takes on the Beetle -- and the Human Torch?!
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I don't know, I enjoyed this issue, it was quite funny and not bad at all, even though the Beetle is a rather boring villain. I'm not really a fan of these early Spidey/Torch comics, as you might notice by my ratings, but anyway, this time the chemistry between them was cool. But I don't understand why Spidey couldn't just say "hey Torch, your girl was kidnapped by the Beetle!". Wouldn't it be, um... simpler?
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(Cover Date: February, 1965)
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I feel like every time that an issue features a super hero guest star, that the issue itself is going to be very low on actual development for Spider-Man and his cast, while trying to drum up interest in the other hero. And I guess that's fine sometimes, but it really does curtail my interest a bit. I was finally caught back up on this re-read and very excited about that, but then this issue came along. I've never really enjoyed this issue (or the next one, but we'll get there... tonight, hopefully.), and I feel like it's an obstacle for me whenever I attempt a re-read like this. This isn't my first attempt at re-reading ASM. Every so often you get an issue of modern Spidey that hits on his expansive history in such a way that you just f more
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Why every time human torch shows up story fucking sucks
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