The Amazing Spider-Man #26
SCORE: 70
I was unable to find a copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #26 comic book
locally. I went online and purchased a copy of the comic book since no
one had it locally. They had the issue before and the issue after. I
honestly had no idea what made this particular comic book sell out and
not the others. I also purchased the Spider-verse variant cover edition
of The Amazing Spider-Man #26. There will be spoilers in this review.
Right after purchasing The Amazing Spider-Man #26 I did a bit of
research and found out an unpopular well known Marvel character dies in
The Amazing Spider-Man #26. That is why it sold out. There are all these
people who could care less about the comic book, and the storyline. They
think they will make bank from buying a copy of this comic book. I
figure they will bring her back to life in the next couple of years.
That is what happens in comic books.
The issues families will have with The Amazing Spider-Man #26 are false
gods, blood, violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust, magic, bad
language and more. We get one page of comic book content and then a two
page spread that recaps what has been happening as well as the credits.
There are thirty-one pages of comic book content within The Amazing
Spider-Man #26. Advertisements can be found throughout this comic book.
Rabin is in New York to kill MJ. If he can sacrifice her then he
believes he will become a god. The Fantastic Four, Ms. Marvel, and Gold
Goblin all come to help out Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man #26. It
looks like MJ is killed at one point in The Amazing Spider-Man #26. It
was actually Ms. Marvel that dies. She made herself look like MJ so
Rabin would focus on her. Rabin winds up dying for his failure in The
Amazing Spider-Man #26.
There is some humor within The Amazing Spider-Man #26. The Thing is
great in The Amazing Spider-Man #26. He had me rolling quite often in
this comic book. Mr. Fantastic has great grace in this comic book too.
Peter is so tortured in The Amazing Spider-Man #26. The kids that MJ and
Paul found are now gone. I think they went back to that other dimension.
We also learn more about Paul's background in The Amazing Spider-Man
#26.
I never really liked the Ms. Marvel character. She was sexist, and
racist in the comic books I read. She also reminds me of why so many
people did not like the M-SHE-U. The Amazing Spider-Man #26 tried to
give her a heroic death. I will not miss that character. I hope that
Peter Parker moves on and has some better things happen in his life. The
Amazing Spider-Man #26 wraps up an interesting storyline.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 72%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Story: 78%
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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