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SPIDER-MAN LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN HIM BEFORE!
Peter Parker finds himself at the middle of the biggest, most wide-ranging adventure he's ever had and out of the gate it has turned him into a SAVAGE BEAST! Forget everything you know about Spider-Man. All rules and regulations are out the door and Peter Parker may never be the same!
Rated T+
So if anyone wants to argue this story has a lack of brains, aside from the giant brain the antagonist s are attempting to weaponize in the tale, the island both Spidey and Zemo are stuck on also serve as a slick metaphor, except to point out that this story is occurring in it's own little slice of the Marvel Universe. Maybe the "Savage" Universe ? Because Kelly has picked up right where Duggan left off with "Savage Avengers", solidifying the "Savage" tag line. How, when these comics are not exactly related? By guaranteeing anything with "Savage" in it's name premium entertainment according to the Marvel U. Read Full Review
Fast, and frenetic pace, Kelly relies too heavily on the fact that you read Non-Stop Spider-Man before it was cancelled to understand why Peters mutated, why Zemos there, and what the creepy kids are doing back home. Sandoval puts in the work here, and its fun to see how much hes progressed from the beginning of his career to where he is now. Read Full Review
THE DISPATCHJoe Kelly is back Spider-Fans with an all-new series that directly follows his NON-STOP SPIDER-MAN run placing one SAVAGE SPIDER-MAN loose on the Isle of the Damned. However, this island doesnt just have a SAVAGE SPIDER-MAN gone wild, it also has Baron Zemo and dozens of Frankensteined, Zombie-like creatures on the hunt. Read Full Review
Savage Spider-Man #1is mostly carried by its concept and artwork, as it continues the story threads laid down inNon-Stop Spider-Man. I highly recommend readingNon-Stop Spider-Man before picking up this book, or if you're into horror just pick it up from the get-go and enjoy the artwork. Hopefully, future issues will continue to flesh out the story and explore the horror-themed aspects of its story. Read Full Review
As an art showpiece, Savage Spider-Man #1 is an entertaining read, but it doesn't do enough to hook the reader in as far as character or story. Something is going on so it's not simply a blind action fight comic, but we'll need to wait till issue #2 to get some reasonable answers. If you're looking for exciting art and a bonafide savage Spider-Man, you'll dig this. Read Full Review
This faux reboot of Non-Stop Spider-Man picks up exactly where that series left off, and doesn't really do much to propel the story forward. Read Full Review
At the end of Non-Stop, Peter was injected with A+, and instead of getting smart, he turned into a monstrosity! Hes a Man-Spider now and its disgusting, but not in a fun way. He and Baron Zemo are stuck on the Island of Misfit Monsters and while Zemo talks trash, Spider-Man is feral and goingSAVAGE!!! We do see the bad guys behind it all and their hateful plan, but the only thing worth seeing is Rafa Sandovals art. Sure, I like this issue more than most of Non-Stop, but that is a low bar right there! Read Full Review
The main problem I had with Non-Stop Spider-Man was the pacing and the art. The whole theme of the series was working against it, and creating a slightly nauseating experience for the reader. This works better. The pacing is still very fast, but I feel like Sandoval's art works a lot better. I am slightly optimistic to see where this goes.
If you didn't read non stop spiderman, you're going to be completely lost here. If you did read it, you'll still be a little lost, but you'll be expecting that. This story like its predecessor is playing very fast and loose which is the intent. It's very simple, so as long as its fun im Good with it. Thankfully this book has some fun moments but again its not gonna be for everyone. I'm hoping for more plot focus in the next issue and I don't know why they felt the need to start a new seperate series but thats the way these things go.
It's continuation of Non Stop. Art here is much more bearable and interesting than Bachalo artwork in Non Stop.
Looks Interesting as of now. Hope Story gets fleshed out next issue.
Without the context provided by Non-Stop Spider-Man, this is a total garbage fire. With the context, well … it's not on fire.
The only saving grace is the art. WTF joe Kelly??? Who the hell are those angel people? Left that out of the recap. And of my two favorite words “global warming”. Fuck this.
No. Just no. No to anymore Joe Kelly ramblings, this is atrocious, I didn't know it was a continuation of the Non-Stop Spider-Man but I'm done with this.
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