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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (2005) #37-40
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man Vol. 10: Identity Crisis (Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
Collects Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (2005) #37-40.
The all-new, all-ages, all-action fun continues! It's wall-to-wall mayhem in the Mighty Marvel Manner with four original tales of everybody's favorite teenage wall-crawler! Featuring the Taskmaster, a baddy built of bees, the Fantastic Four and the Mighty Thor.
The all-new, all-ages, all-action fun continues! It's wall-to-wall mayhem in the Mighty Marvel Manner with four original tales of everybody's favorite teenage wall-crawler! Featuring the Taskmaster, a baddy built of bees, the Fantastic Four and the Mighty Thor.
- GenresSpider Man
96 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 17, 2008
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This series remains a satisfying, if continuity challenged, read. It's a treat to see Swarm again!
November 24, 2008
Title: Marvel Adventures Spider-Man, Volume 10: Identity Crisis
Author: Marc Sumerak, Chris Kipiniak
Publisher: Marvel Enterprises, Inc., 96 pp, 2008
Audience: Children, ages 9 to 12
Format: Juvenile graphic novel
Description: Join teenage Spider-Man in four original tales as he deals with the pressures of high school, battling the Taskmaster, encounters the Fantastic Four and the mighty Thor.
Personal Review: This graphic novel has all the elements that have made the mythology of Spider-man so successful. There are scenes of comedy infused with superhero action that are successfully interwoven in the typical graphic novel style. I found it to be very confusing because there were four stories in this graphic novel. There were no real breaking points that separated the stories from each. Despite that the graphic novel was fully colored and had bright colors. Spider-man sports his red costume and even characters from Marvel universe make appearances.
Citation of 2 critical sources:
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Author: Marc Sumerak, Chris Kipiniak
Publisher: Marvel Enterprises, Inc., 96 pp, 2008
Audience: Children, ages 9 to 12
Format: Juvenile graphic novel
Description: Join teenage Spider-Man in four original tales as he deals with the pressures of high school, battling the Taskmaster, encounters the Fantastic Four and the mighty Thor.
Personal Review: This graphic novel has all the elements that have made the mythology of Spider-man so successful. There are scenes of comedy infused with superhero action that are successfully interwoven in the typical graphic novel style. I found it to be very confusing because there were four stories in this graphic novel. There were no real breaking points that separated the stories from each. Despite that the graphic novel was fully colored and had bright colors. Spider-man sports his red costume and even characters from Marvel universe make appearances.
Citation of 2 critical sources:
n/a
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