Spider-Man: With Great Power #2
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| Writer | David Lapham |
| Artist | Tony Harris |
As Stan Lee wrote in the pages of Amazing Fantasy (1962) #15, "Now, anybody with the intelligence of a seven year old knows that if a man appeared on TV who seemed to be more spider than human, he'd be an overnight sensation!" For the first time, we peel back the curtain to see what Peter Parker's life was like after the bite but before the tragic death of his Uncle Ben. Professional wrestling, cars, girls, fame, money...ladies and gentlemen, meet Peter Parker, the wallflower bitten by a radioactive spider and given great power!
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8.4
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Feb 27, 2008Issue #2 is a definite improvement for a mini-series that was already decent. It still fails to feel necessary in any way, and I doubt at this point that's going to change in the remaining three issues. Just enjoy it for what it is and you'll be happy. Read Full Review
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2.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - J. Montes
Feb 29, 2008Marvel says it wants Spider-Man to be care-free and fun again, but this book is anything but. Peter Parker is a complete emo, filled with teenage angst and zero charisma. Read Full Review
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