Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #26
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| Writer | Chris Kipiniak |
| Artist | Patrick Scherberger |
Peter Parker, a.k.a. SPIDER-MAN, is having a hard time concentrating in school: he's got to worry about a grumpy teacher, an angry bully, and the ultimate in pest-control - THE SPIDER-SLAYER! How can SPIDER-MAN defeat the relentless robot when Peter Parker's supposed to be in class?
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6.5
This story isn't bad. It's just kinda stupid and cringy in some parts. First of all, who could really buy that giant spider-robot to kill spiders in their home? Okay, it wasn't the plan of Smythe, but still... And why didn't he made insides of spider-slayers spider-proof? I'm not saying, that they should be without holes at all... But how about electricity or heat or something, that could kill the spiders inside the spider-slayer without destroying it? Just so lame... Okay, you didn't plan them to hunt real spiders. But they hunt! Wtf, where's logic? And Flash is annoying here. Parker kinda acting weird too... I wonder why no one noticed something. Is Peter the only one who are looking in the window? This algebra teacher is weird too. Ye more
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