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The Amazing Spider-Man #23

 

 

SCORE: 66

 

 

 

I work diligently to get through my piles here at Family Friendly Gaming. With the limited amount of time I have available to me there are plenty of products that wait. I am very thankful I had the money to purchase a copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #23 comic book. I am also appreciative of being able to find time to read and review this comic book. I purchased the Disney 100 What If... Mickey and Friends had to save the universe variant cover. There will be spoilers in this review.

Peter Parker crash lands into some Earth in The Amazing Spider-Man #23. He buries his Spider-Man suit and goes running off with very little clothing on. He steals some clothes and gets back to the city. He would have stolen a car but he does not know how to do that. The credits page contains recap on the series, and current storyline. MJ was left behind. Peter is in for a shock when he gets back to New York though.

The issues families can have with The Amazing Spider-Man #23 are violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust, false gods, and more. Peter seeks help from numerous other heroes in The Amazing Spider-Man #23. He wants to use their lab. They want to be sure he is on the right Earth. Peter is frantic and frustrated in The Amazing Spider-Man #23. He finally seeks help from Norman Osborn even though he does not trust him.

Peter and MJ were gone for a week in that other world. Thing is only a few hours passed in the world Peter came from. Or so he thinks. That has not been determined as of yet. Peter is freaking out that every minute he is in this world there are hours or days passing in the other world. In other words time passes different between the two worlds. There is technically not enough information to make that determination. Maybe when you return you come back just after the time you left.

Ads can be found throughout The Amazing Spider-Man #23. There are nineteen pages of content within this comic book that are related to this storyline. There is also a Stormbreakers where someone professes their religious belief in climate change. The Bullpen Bulletins is okay. The Amazing Spider-Mail is cool if you like to hear from fanboys and fangirls. The variant cover is the coolest thing about The Amazing Spider-Man #23. Why can't that be the comic book?
- Paul

 

Graphics: 64%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Wells, Romita Jr, Hanna, Menyz
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY

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