Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #11
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| Writer | Ryan Stegman |
| Artist | Brian Level |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The Green Goblin returns!
Normie Osborn has been plotting behind the scenes for the past year...now his plans are finally ready.
Will the Spider-Family be prepared for what he has in store for them?
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7.0
Superior Spider-Talk - Cain Winstead
Sep 22, 2017Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #11 serves as a solid penultimate issue to the series by raising the stakes gradually through the issue. While the emotional beats between Normie and Spiderling are somewhat of a miss, the anguish and rage of both Spider-Man and Spinneret is well established. Read Full Review
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6.0
IGN - Blair Marnell
Sep 21, 2017Up until now, this has been a very fun title. I want it to be fun again. Read Full Review
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8.5
The writing is good and does not feel much different to Conway's in the beginning of the series, and the art is great. This has been a lot better than the last issue and had tons of good moments, such as the angry Spidey and Annie's dialogue with Normie. The last page left me really excited for the next issue.
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8.0
Hey ... I was ready to not like it. I was used by the previous issue. But this one have some very good stuff & make a great job to keep my interest at boat. For one the Rhino deception. That was fun, I didn't see it coming. Like even if I don't like the Venom/MJ, I find the part with Liz Allen logic & good. Annie prove to be again a great character, the way she speak to Normie ... Their's some great part. And I the art is damn good. I'm not happy with venom but this suit is better on MJ that the last costume. I was a little surprise by the violence in some panel because I see this comic as a family one. I will take the next even if I didn't sollicite it. Great Job.
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8.0
"Business as usual" for the Spider Family turns into "climactic showdown with Normie Osborn" with impressive speed and drama. Brian Level's art is simple but strong, and Ryan Stegman's script is all-around good. Normie subjects Annie to some slightly-too-generic villain monologuing, but her brilliant responses are the highlight of the issue. Even outside those epic moments, the general quality of the story is quite high, and this is definitely an above-average read.
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