The Amazing Spider-Man #21
SCORE: 64
There is a little story behind why we purchased a copy of The Amazing
Spider-Man #21. Peter was out with his friends and stopped by the comic
book store. He was willing to use our shared document to find new comic
books for the FFG Haul live stream, and reviews. He ran across this
cover for The Incredible Hulk What if Goofy Was Exposed to Gamma Rays?
This is also related to 100 years of wonder. This Disney cover looked
interesting. I told him to purchase it.
When I finally got around to checking out this comic book I found out it
is a variant cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #21. I have since purchased
the next two issues to get a better idea if I want to continue this
series or not. There will be some spoilers in this review. The Amazing
Spider-Man #21 is a good point to pick up because a lot of weird things
have happened in this universe and secrets from what caused them are
being explained. Mary Jane has two kids and Peter Parker pushed all of
his friends away.
The issues families can have with The Amazing Spider-Man #21 are lack of
attire, blood, violence, false gods, shacking up and more. Scribble Man
comes back and then The Amazing Spider-Man #21 takes us back a year to
explain things. This is good for me because I have zero clue what has
been going on. I know a bit from Gold Goblin but I am not sure if this
story is about Peter Parker or his clone Ben Reilly. I will need to get
the Dark Web graphic novel to find that out.
There are twenty page of content within The Amazing Spider-Man #21. I am
not counting two pages that only contain: "ONE YEAR EARLIER," in white
font on a black background. There is also a page devoted to emails that
were sent in. Those are mainly from die hard fanboys sucking up. Another
page within The Amazing Spider-Man #21 is about one of the people who
works on these comic books. He spouts some of that radicalized climate
propaganda that makes so many us groan. Some people are easily
brainwashed when they do not do the research themselves.
Peter Parker and Mary Jane are marked by Scribble Man. They are also
transported to somewhere or somewhen else. I am not clear yet on that.
The Amazing Spider-Man #21 does not provide the answers on that. The
kids that Mary Jane has are complete brats. WOW! They need some serious
discipline. I guess I cannot expect concepts like that from radicalized
far left propaganda companies like Marvel. I can hope they open their
eyes and stop acting so childish.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Wells, Romita Jr, Hanna, Menyz, Caramagna
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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