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Spider-Man: Return of the Black Cat (The Amazing Spider-Man #28)
"WHO WAS BEN REILLY?" begins here Bursting out of the pages of this year's Amazing Spider-Man Annual, Raptor is back for revenge against the man he claims killed his family - Ben Reilly, the clone of Spider-Man Unfortunately, the only person alive that fits Ben's description is Peter Parker As this super powered psycho with a thirst for vengeance targets Peter...more
Hardcover, 168 pages
Published
January 27th 2010
by Marvel Comics
(first published 2010)
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Another solid offering from the consistently entertaining (if not always perfect) recent Spider-Man run. The art on the Black Cat story is great and I usually like Felicia as a character but in this it's like they've forgotten all the recent Black Cat (particularly Evil the Men Do) character development. I guess we can chalk this 'Spidey's hot and Pete's not' attitude reversion up to the OMD mix up. Shame. I preferred the increased maturity in their relationship. Pete seems a little out of ...more
The Spidey Clone saga was what made me drop this title all those years ago and reading this book just brought back so many bad memories. A clone plot is the comic book version of the evil twin brother plot. Both are lame. The issue that featured Deadpool was a bit of a saving grace, however. It promises to lead to Spidey's big event this year: the Gauntlet (which is just his rogues gallery going up against him one by one to soften him up while the real mastermind, Mrs. Kraven the Hunter, prepare...more
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La historia de la Gata Negra no me resultó particulamente interesante, pero acá vuelvo a promediar para arriba porque aparece Ben Reilly, que era un personaje que me caía muy bien. Sobre todo porque lo hace a través de flashbacks y no de resurrecciones inverosímiles. Claro que habría que ver cómo cuajan las historias de la saga del clon en este sub-universo rebooteado, pero dejando esas nerdadas al margen, fue un gusto verlo al pobre Ben dando lástima como en los viejos, a veces buenos y a veces...more
nothing much in this one. Keeping up, so I don't miss any big plot points in the Spidey-saga, but except for the Deadpool/Spidey team-up issue, this one was wahtever. Plus J. Scott Campbell-- DRAW A FUCKING BACKGROUND YOU LAZY PIECE OF SHIT. Pisses me off when hot-shot artists just do covers and stuff like that. Just sayin'.
Despite solid artwork, my lack of familiarity with the current Spider-Man stories means that I failed to fully appreciate this volume as much as I possibly could have.
I read the Joe Kelly issues and loved the way he deals with adult relationships enough to pass his issues around to friends.
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