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Ben Reilly Spider-Man

 

 

SCORE: 68

 

Ben Reilly Spider-Man 

 

Noah picked up the Ben Reilly Spider-Man graphic novel at our local comic book store for $7.49. It initially was selling for $15.99 but was put in the half off section of the store. This graphic novels contains Ben Reilly Spider-Man #1 through Ben Reilly Spider-Man #5. So five comic books for that price is pretty decent. I am not sure if the full price would be worth it personally.

Now that I am all caught up on comic books (at least until the next month arrives), I started to focus on some graphic novels. Ben Reilly Spider-Man has an intro page, credit page, art pages, and front cover pages. There will be spoilers in my review of the Ben Reilly Spider-Man comic book. This is from an era of Spider-Man when I was not reading comic books. Ben Reilly has taken on the mantle of Spider-Man in New York while Peter and MJ are in Portland.

The issues families can have with Ben Reilly Spider-Man are violence, blood, lack of attire, enticement to lust, bad language, evolution, promotion of sexual deviancy and more. At first we do not know who is attacking Ben Reilly in Ben Reilly Spider-Man. We eventually learn that it is Spidercide. I was totally unaware of this character before reading Ben Reilly Spider-Man.

There are some aspects of Ben Reilly Spider-Man that make little to no sense to me. First off Spidercide gets what he wants and Ben Reilly is about to be killed by all this insane inmates. Then at the last minute he changes his mind and saves his life. I re-read that part multiple times and I still do not get it. In fact it looks like Spidercide gives up his life to save Ben Reilly.

Ben starts out in Ben Reilly Spider-Man not wanting to trust anyone or have any friends. By the end of Ben Reilly Spider-Man Ben Reilly has friends and he wants to protect them. Spidercide is another clone of Ben Reilly or Spider-Man. Spidercide has some Clayface like powers in Ben Reilly Spider-Man. The shrink in Ben Reilly Spider-Man is an interesting character that helps.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: Graphic Novel
Publisher: Marvel
Author: DeMatteis, Baldeon, Silva
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY


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