I love Felicia and while 90% of the fan base just wants the Peter and MJ marriage back, I'm not holding out hope for that to happen any time soon. What I would hope for is a longer lasting strong relationship between Peter and Felicia. Romantic or platonic. She's seen him in countless dangerous situations, helped him out of plenty and he's saved her any number of times. They have history, they have a connection that doesn't have to be built on in a romantic way.
Amazing Spider-Man #62
| Writer | Joe Kelly |
| Artist | Ed McGuinness |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE 8 DEATHS OF SPIDER-MAN CONTINUE!
Spider-Man, one death down, faces the next SCION OF CYTTORAK! That's right, the god Spider-Man faces is the patron of JUGGERNAUT! Juggernaut is about ten times more powerful than Spider-Man with only a fraction of Cyttorak's power! To quote a wise philosopher... "Uh-oh."
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9.8
SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen
Dec 02, 2024Overall, I enjoyed this issue and look forward to the release of the third book in the series. Read Full Review
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9.6
The Comicbook Dispatch - dragoncache
Dec 04, 2024Neither Spider-Man nor the Scions of Cyttorak conceived these contests. Yet Earth's champion and the dark god's children must play their parts in this cosmic contest. Still, one godling intends to break the cycle and use this fight to pursue a different agenda in Amazing Spider-Man #62. Read Full Review
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8.6
Comic Watch - Matt Meyer
Nov 27, 2024Onward and upward! The nimble storytelling of "The 8 Deaths of Spider-Man" cruises right along, bringing readers on a hugely enjoyable ride. Don't wait for the trade! Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Nov 27, 2024Part 2 of "The Eight Deaths of Spider-Man" delivers an exciting blend of action, clever science-based tactics, and heartfelt character moments, making it a solid continuation of this unique magical story arc. Read Full Review
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7.0
Nerd Initiative - Josh Allen
Nov 27, 2024The issue is solid enough but doesn't have the same punch that the last issue did. It feels like the creative team backed off the gas pedal. They might've accelerated the overall plot a little too quickly. It's an issue worth reading if you're a Spider-Man fan, or if you're intrigued enough to see where the story goes. And this story is going to have implications for the comics universe in the new year. But for now, this issue feels a little bit like filler. Read Full Review
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7.0
The Comic Book Spot - Miles Weeks
Nov 29, 2024The Amazing Spider-Man #62 was a well-done issue, but there are no surprises and the plot feels like we're moving too quickly, leaving me wondering what is in store for the future. Read Full Review
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6.5
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Nov 27, 2024There are still some holes in the story that make it feel like it's missing something but at least this was a good step forward for the storyline. Read Full Review
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6.0
Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
Nov 27, 2024Amazing Spider-Man #62 brings forth the second offspring of Cyttorak, culminating in the second death of Spider-Man for a clunky second chapter in the arc. Joe Kelly tries to get the series back on even footing but stumbles by leaving out multiple plot points and basic context. Well, at least the art is great. Read Full Review
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Plot Spider-Man and Black Cat illegally enter Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum, since this place is under the control of Doctor Doom the New Supreme Sorcerer, the objective is to take a book that Peter is going to use to learn new spells. Black Cat leaves upset with Spider-Man because he doesn't know that she is currently single. Doctor Strange is training Spider-Man for this dangerous challenge. Norman Osborn visits Peter and confesses that he closed Oscorp once and for all, it was a place that only brought tragedies to his life, suddenly Peter is transported to another side of New York to face the new Scion of Cittorak, called Cyperion, who challenges him. This being has control and knowledge of spaces at a quantum level, this in more
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6.5
It's ok, not much else to say. I feel like it's trying to do too much at once?
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6.0
It's not as bad as the previous issue was for me. How Felicia was handled is awful, but not surprising. I have zero hopes for Spidey office to write her well now that Jed isn't there and so best I can wish is that they just skip her character entirely from now on. And how Peter speaks to her is just... bad. That's his ex, and he has acted way more mature in even previous volume, during Spencer run, Beyond and even WWL. Here he acts like flustered teenager who don't know how to respond when his crush speaks to him and it's so bad. Otherwise it's ok I guess. Mediocre, but so wordy with so much mumbo jumbo that Kelly is known for. And it just doesn't work for me most of the time, but art does. The pacing is kinda awful how the second Scion more
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Art: 3.5/5 Story: 2.5/5 Total: 6/10
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The art is very nice and even Joe Kelly's worst dialogue is fun to read, but it's hard to see where "endless wizard battles" is a meaningful hook for Spider-Man, much less something I want to read six more times. You sort of get the Sisyphean nature at the heart of the character, but you could get that with any exhausting battle, so why do it by trying to hammer Spider-Man into a Doctor Strange-shaped hole? Add to the ambitious-but-unsuccessful ideas some terrible pacing and this book just isn't working for me. I think I'm out. (Also I'm fine with Peter & MJ being broken up, but I'm finding myself a purist in one thing: Felicia's such a compelling character in her own stories that it always irks me that in this volume of ASM her only ide more
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4.0
It's just lame and corny. Nothing really exciting.
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3.5
I disliked the writing and art in this more than last time. This whole plot is incredibly contrived just to serve as a vessel to bridge the gap to the next big writer where this feels like a place holder. It doesn't feel like a good Spider-Man story. He just doesn't fit in this. It could have been a more seamless transition into this arc but there was no lead up, nothing building to his team-up with Strange and Doom until all of a sudden, BOOM! Spider-Man is throwing magic around. It's like the story of an annual extended over a series of issues. Peter isn't terrible with women. He's usually pretty great with women DESPITE his idiosyncrasies and overall dorkiness. He can be oblivious but he's not that dumb to just have Felicia blatantly more
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3.0
Just no. I did a pretty good write up on the previous issue giving it a 5.5. This issue doesn't even deserve an explanation on why it is receiving a low score from me. The reveal of the last demon just turned me off so much I am not looking forward to what these "writers" have in store for #63. Please God make them stop give Spidey a good long break... Lame, corny, bad.
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3.0
I feel like this new series forgets that it's meant to be a Spider-Man book. If I wanted to read Dr Strange book I would read a Dr Strange book.
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