Giant-Size: Spider-Man #1
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| Writer | Cody Ziglar |
| Artist | Iban Coello |
| Cover Price | $6.99 |
SPIDER-MAN VS. VENOM!
DYLAN BROCK, A.K.A. VENOM, has a bone...or a brain...to pick with MILES MORALES! With MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN scribe CODY ZIGLAR teaming up with IBAN COELLO (VENOM, FANTASTIC FOUR), and with a cover by the legendary BRYAN HITCH, this is a GIANT-SIZED spidey story that can't be missed! And this is just the first of more exciting GIANT-SIZE one-shots featuring your favorite characters releasing through the first half of this year! PLUS: Includes a reprinting of ULTIMATE COMICS: SPIDER-MAN #22 by Spidey-legends Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli featuring the epic conclusion of Miles' first battle with Ultim
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Jan 10, 2024Giant-Size Spider-Man #1 does a great job delivering big superhero action while calling back on stories while building toward Rabble and "Gang War" related stories. Thanks to a classic Miles reprint, the book feels padded out, but it's a solid issue, so it's tough to complain. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Adam Barnhardt
Jan 10, 2024Ziglar gets the voice of Miles arguably more than anyone in comics today, and Coello's kinetic linework provides for some tasty action pieces. Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Jan 10, 2024Giant-Size Spider-Man #1 is conflicting. The first in a set of 50th-anniversary one-shots, the idea is magnificent whilst the execution is strange. Read Full Review
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5.3
Comic Watch - Tyler Davis
Jan 10, 2024Giant-Size Spider-Man#1 is anything but giant-sized, unless you count the price which fails to accurately reflect the book's actual value. With half of the issue being a reprint of material that's readily available in so many forms, then the totally average-sized main story needed to have more of impact, whether in plot or artistry, than it does for this issue to be a hard recommendation for anyone other than completionists. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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7.5
It's pretty good. Coello's art is amazing and Ziglar's script is solid. I would have no issues here, if this was a true giant-size issue and not just two normal issues, one of which is just an old Miles comic. For newer readers, it might be nice, but I wasn't a fan of how this was handled.
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7.5
Unfortunately a waste of money, but Ziglar's new story for this is still fun.
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7.0
It's a decent bonus issue of MM: S-M (Miles teaming up with Misty Knight is one of my favorite parts of this volume), and I liked the ties to Gang War. It features a pretty cardboard-flat Venom, though. And even though I don't pay for comics by the issue (Marvel Unlimited), I feel the pain and injustice of having to pony up extra cash for a non-optional reprint.
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3.0
Waste of money. I didn't really need the back up story, I have it in trade. I got this because I heard it was connected to the main Miles series, and while it is, it's really not essential. It was just typical marvel superhero crap.
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