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The Amazing Spider-Man #56

 

 

SCORE: 69

 

 

 

The Amazing Spider-Man #56 is a very interesting comic book. The legacy number on The Amazing Spider-Man #56 is #950. That is why this is a much larger comic book. The Amazing Spider-Man #56 also cost me $7.99 to purchase. The main story in The Amazing Spider-Man #56 is thirty-one pages long. There is one page of Spider-Mail in The Amazing Spider-Man #56. There are then three more stories for nineteen pages. Finally there are ten pages of cover galleries of the past The Amazing Spider-Man comic books.

There will be spoilers in my review of the The Amazing Spider-Man #56 comic book. The main story is about Spider-Man breaking up arms deals and making it look like he and Tombstone are still working together. Spider-Man will steal the guns and then jump on the vehicle of the people that work for Tombstone. So it looks like Tombstone sold them guns and then took them and kept the money.

Tombstone decides he needs to show these different thugs that he is not working with Spider-Man. Tombstone plans on choking Spider-Man to death in front of them. How will Tombstone get Spider-Man to come to him? He will murder Peter Parker. Peter is actually one step ahead in all of this. Peter gave his friend a business card to call someone. Tombstone thinks it is Spider-Man. It was actually She Hulk and Luke Cage the mayor. Tombstone is beaten up and arrested.

The court trial has an interesting twist to it. Tombstone finds out his own daughter is going to testify against him. The second story called Proxy in The Amazing Spider-Man #56 explains how Peter Parker set up things in the court with She Hulk. The third story in The Amazing Spider-Man #56 is called Responsibilities. It is about someone trying to make things right from their past mistakes. It is from an older storyline.

There is a strange page in The Amazing Spider-Man #56 devoted to a story on Kraven the Hunter. From what I can tell the ten pages of cover galleries is all of the previous The Amazing Spider-Man comic books. The pictures are really small. It is a neat thing to show in The Amazing Spider-Man #56. I think it might have been better in say issue #1000 but that is just me. The issues for families in The Amazing Spider-Man #56 are violence, blood, bad language, and more. There are some advertisements here and there in this comic book.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 66%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 69%
Story: 74%
Family Friendly Factor: 68%

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

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