Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #11
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| Writer | Sean McKeever |
| Artist | Mike Norton |
The Mad Thinker can accurately predict future events down to the tiniest variable, making him one of the most dangerous criminal minds alive. So when it turns out Spider-Man somehow operates outside his calculations, the Mad Thinker must find out why-even if he has to destroy Spidey to do it!
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Comics Bulletin - Ray Tate
Jan 07, 2006The final experiment endangers lives. This forces Spidey to hold back, and the Thinker who now holds the wall-crawler captive now can demand answers as to how the web-slinger can thwart his mad-genius. The answers won't earn the Thinker any sleep but will provide many a grin for a reader. Read Full Review
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Awesome issue. This predicting future plot is cool + Intello is a unique character made only for this universe and this exact issue. Yeah, he isn't something really interesting, but still good, that they didn't just use Awesome Android... Art is awesome, I really enjoy it and the story isn't worse too. I didn't notice any logic gaps (surprisingly!), they even made a thing of Spidey calling Flash by his name. Well, Flash isn't a name, more like an alias, but you understood me. Very interesting issue. P.S. in russian edition they for some reason translated Thinker as Tinkerer... Wtf, it was so confusing... Now I understand that it was a completely different character.
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