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Peter Parker: Spider-Man (1999-2003)
Peter Parker: Spider-Man #4
Spidey’s team-up with the X-Men continues! This time our favorite web-slinger works with Marrow to uncover a mystery of disappearing New Yorkers.
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24 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 1999
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Howard Mackie
1,025 books34 followersHoward Mackie is an American comic book editor and writer. He has worked almost exclusively for Marvel Comics.
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February 2, 2024
Does spiderman really teaches us anything about kindness or forgiveness?
I am not sure Marrow seemed to feel that by the end of the issue, but i am not really sure, after all at the time of this issue she was considered the most extreme member of X-Men she was still raw, and hadn't picked anything up from her team to make her better.
Spiderman is quite literally everywhere! Even as i read in the letters pages that they reduced how many spider titles are out, and now they are only two, it's still actually a lot since they don't really have two big scenarios going on.
They are just tying these tales loosely now to Ward, and as far as i know they should solve that in the annual issue which is the very next issue.
Howard is a good writer, i like his writing style, but i don't think he is good enough to make two big different events to sustain the two titles.
Still i am glad i read these 3 issues because now maybe this is the year of spiderman for me!
I am not sure Marrow seemed to feel that by the end of the issue, but i am not really sure, after all at the time of this issue she was considered the most extreme member of X-Men she was still raw, and hadn't picked anything up from her team to make her better.
Spiderman is quite literally everywhere! Even as i read in the letters pages that they reduced how many spider titles are out, and now they are only two, it's still actually a lot since they don't really have two big scenarios going on.
They are just tying these tales loosely now to Ward, and as far as i know they should solve that in the annual issue which is the very next issue.
Howard is a good writer, i like his writing style, but i don't think he is good enough to make two big different events to sustain the two titles.
Still i am glad i read these 3 issues because now maybe this is the year of spiderman for me!
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