The Amazing Spider-Man #28
SCORE: 71
I am very appreciative to be able to find a copy of The Amazing
Spider-Man #28 comic book locally. The Amazing Spider-Man #28 continues
the Doc Ock story from the previous issue. I am still a bit confused as
to why Doc Ock hates Spider-Man so much. After all Spider-Man helped him
out according to the recap on the credits page. I would think Doc Ock
would live and let live in that situation. There will be spoilers in
this review.
The main issue families can have with The Amazing Spider-Man #28 is some
violent content. The Amazing Spider-Man #28 is actually tame compared to
many other comic books I read. There are twenty pages of comic book
content with advertisements found throughout. There is also a page
dedicated to The Amazing Spider-Mail. A guy and his woman were shacking
up (I think), and she got him some old Spider-Man comic book so he used
the letter section to propose to her.
Jameson rushes the injured Doc Ock legs to Peter Parker and Norman
Osborn. It seems Jameson knows their secret identities. This is
definitely news to me. Jameson wants them to fix the legs because he has
gotten emotionally attached to them over the period of time he has known
them. So the heroes fix them only to find it was a trojan horse and Doc
Ock used them to insert code into Norman Osborn's company.
Doc Ock easily defeats Spider-Man and Gold Goblin in The Amazing
Spider-Man #28. Doc Ock's new legs have this green slime that allows
them to separate one segment at a time. They can also come together to
help the bad doctor. It honestly is pretty impressive. Why is he using
his genius for evil? He could be helping mankind and making a boatload
of money. Am I the only one that thinks that way?
Spider-Man has a cool BUG drone that is neat to see. The problem is it
gets crushed way too fast and way too easily. Doc Ock is made to look
very over powered in The Amazing Spider-Man #28. If he wanted to he
could easily kill Spider-Man and Gold Goblin. Again I have no clue what
the beef is here. I hope some future issues will explain the reason for
the anger and hatred. As of right now it does not feel right.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 71%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 68%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Wells, McGuinness, Farmer, Menyz
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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