The tone is another thing that distinguishes Marvel Adventures: Spider-Manfrom other Spidey books. Too many comic book reading snobs still believe all-ages is congruent with silly and juvenile, but when Peter suggests that Captain Stacy is using him to do his dirty work, Captain Stacy is disturbed by the accusation. He's disturbed for three pages, one of them completely lacking dialogue. Stacy calls up Spidey, and he apologizes. Captain Stacy is a good man who makes a mistake and then owns up to his error in judgment. That is awesome, and that's why this book earns five bullets. I just added Marvel Adventures: Spider-Manto my pull list. Read Full Review