Amazing Spider Man
Comic Summary: Written by GREG WEISMAN & FRED VAN LENTE Pencilled by LUKE ROSS & JOE QUINONES Cover by SIMONE BIANCHI As the Gauntlet rages on around him, the spotlight is on Peter Parker's original archenemy-turned-best friend, Flash Thompson. Since losing his legs in service to his country, Flash Thompson's not been deterred by his physical limitations. But even a hero can have his limits. Greg Weisman, one of the brains behind the smash TV hit Spectacular Spider-Man, teams with Luke Ross (CAPTAIN AMERICA) to bring a touching story of Flash Thompson coming to terms with his new life. Then, Fred Van Lente and Joe Quinones (WEDNESDAY COMICS) bring Spider-Man face-to-face with Morbius, The Living Vampire! 40 PGS./Rated A …$3.99
Codes: 75960604716162211 DEC090477
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| Artist: | Luke Ross |
| Artist: | Joe Quinones |
| Author: | Greg Weisman |
| Author: | Fred Van Lente |
| Cover Artist: | Simone Bianchi |
| Release Date: | February 24, 2010 |
| In Stock? | Yes! |
| Genre: | Kids, Superhero |
| Lists: | Not on any lists. Start your own! |
Customer Reviews
This is two stories in one. In the first, Spider-Man is looking for the vial of blood Black Cat stole and then sold to some vampires (?!), which Morbius has so he can find a cure for vampirism. Another “real” vampire is using SM to get to Morbius. It doesn’t make much sense and doesn’t have much to do with Spider-Man in the first place. The second story is about Flash Thompson dealing with the lose of his legs I’d wish they’d use the character in a less in-your-face way. It’s a skipable fill in issue. The cover says The Gauntlet, but this has nothing to do with that story line. A resounding “meh.”
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