Amazing Spider-Man #17.1
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| Writer | Gerry Conway |
| Artist | Carlo Barberi |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
• WHO HEEDS THE HAMMERHEAD?! Not Spidey, apparently.
• The criminal underworld of New York City is on fire and Spidey and the Wraith hope to contain it. Tough luck, you two.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.3
IGN - Tres Dean
Apr 23, 2015Going back down to a street-level crime story is a great take, and the creative team handles it very well. Spider-Man fans won't want to miss Spiral this week. Read Full Review
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8.0
Nerds Unchained - Jeremy Radick
Apr 23, 2015Still, while this probably won't be on anyone's top ten Spider-Man stories ever, its confident well-executed story is a ton of fun to read, and I'll be excited to get my mitts on part three. Read Full Review
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6.5
Superior Spider-Talk - Dan Gvozden
Apr 23, 2015Gerry Conway's grasp of Spider-Man's voice is nearly unparalleled but Amazing Spider-Man #17.1 is confused about its protagonist and has been paired with artwork completely discordant with its themes and atmosphere. Read Full Review
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6.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - Danny Wall
Apr 24, 2015An intriguing look at one of Spider-Man's spin-off characters, the Wraith, but although we get to see her argue with her boss and with Spider-Man, we don't really know much about her. Nor do we really know much about the stakes of the supposed gang war that's happening between the villains. It's all fine, and it's worth a character study, but we'll need a lot more if we are to rise above some fairly typical tropes of the genre and of Spider-Man's general milieu. The "plus" in the grade is for allowing me to info-bomb some ethics. Enjoy. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
Impressively plotted and written. Spidey's dialogue feels "right", and Watanabe remains a compelling character. At this point, it's better than the main series. Looking forward to the next issue.
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8.5
Spider-Man's side story adventure is turning out to be more fun than Slott's Parker Industry/Ghost plot, although I find the main story more humorous at times. The criminal underground provides a more compelling story. Plus I find it funny that a kid wearing a bright colored suit is fighting crime gangs unlike a certain brooding counterpart who wears a dark colored costume, growls at his enemies, and has a fetish for small flying nocturnal mammals. Fun read, but Wraith needs to lighten up. What a b!tch.
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8.5
This team up between Spider-Man and Wraith is a lot stronger than the first issue. Spider-Man is really well written and feels like the classic character that we all know. The villain still isn't quite there for me but the overall story really works. I'm interested to see how this will end.
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8.0
Fun read. After all these years Conway still has Parker's voice down pat. At this point these 'point issues' are better than the main series.
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