Spider-Man and the Lizard need to save Morbius the Living Vampire if the heroes of the Marvel Universe stand a chance at stopping the vampire virulence!
But does Dr. Michael Morbius WANT to be saved?!
Rated T+
Justina Ireland does an incredible job of taking Spider-Man, a character that has been around for nearly 62 years, and putting him into a story that's compelling and interesting. And one that feels different than some of the stuff you might've read the last few years, and Spider-Man has been run through the ringer the last couple of years for sure. It's a read an issue every Spider-Man should check out, because it's a ton of fuin and an interesting read that looks like it's building to a very interesting boil. I for one, cannot wait to see how things play out next. Read Full Review
After his recent battles with Ben Reilly, Peter Parker finally meets the woman who stole his clones memories. While Miles Morales mentor agrees to meet Peter halfway, her partner is in danger of joining the undead in Amazing Spider-Man: Blood Hunt #2. But is a manufactured vampire the equal of a natural-born bloodsucker? Read Full Review
With inconsistent artwork that sometimes fails to align with dialogue or appears to feature half-melted facial features, it seems like this title exists primarily because the market would bear another miniseries bearing the label "Amazing Spider-Man" and so it was published with minimal concern. Read Full Review
Solid tie-in issue. Fun dynamic among Spidey, Misty and Lizard. The make or break moment in the issue comes early, and I couldn't help but crack a smile at "It's Morbin' time!" Corny? Yes. But also amusing.
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