Originally posted by leonidasIt is, well at least the earlier issues and the ones with the Superior Six. Issues that tie in with Infinity less so.
still haven't got into team-up (is it worth it sam?), but i thought the superior spidey #30 was excellent. absolutely loved the last page. classic spidey. classic cliffhanger. it's scenes like that that made me love comics in the first place all those years ago.... lol can't wait to read the conclusion of the arc.
Originally posted by Galan007Same here. I expected something bigger. Still liked it. The issue before the last one was better though. As for mustache Norman, IMO that was unnecessary. But I like the idea of him becoming more dangerous because he is sane for the first time in years.
The final issue was good, but it kind of felt rushed to me. The 'big reveal'(even though many expected it) was interesting, but I wanted the 'Goblin Nation' arc to end with more of a bang. /shrug
I think we haven't seen the last of SpOck. There's a chance he'll appear in july's ASM issue. Slott never explained what happened when he disappeared for 9 hours after that time bomb exploded. He came back shouting "You haven't heard the last of Doctor Octopus!" and then instantly forgot where he went. Maybe he went into the future and is going to face off against Morlun with other Spider-men.
Originally posted by Galan007
Posting this page here because frankly, Goblin's revelation that he was dealing with the 'real' Spider-Man(ie. Parker) is one of the best Spidey moments I've ever read...Love it. excellent
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classic stuff. the whole goblin nation + build up to it was really was outstanding, among the best, most enjoyable stuff i've read in comics in a while.
Is this true or even canon?
Amazing Spider-Man - Family Business Graphic Novel.It's actually quite a good book.
Peter Parker, instead of Spider-Man, is suddenly the target of attempts to abduct him.
It is revealed that the Kingpin has gained ahold of Mentallo, after using an asylum to mindscrew him a bit, and uses him, in coordination with a -slightly- mind-messed female agent (as in 007), to gain access to a Nazi treasure, hidden in the desert, and, unfortunately, protected by some massive killer robot.
The only way to get to it is via Peter Parker, since the whole safe is encoded to his father's DNA.
We also learn some more about Peter's parents, and what kind of agents they were.
Well, the story continues into making the female Agent think she is Peter's sister, so they reluctantly team up, although Spidey, of course, doesn't believe she is his sister.In the end they meet the Kingpin and Mentallo at the hidden Nazi base, where the Kingpin learns Spidey's secret identity, and they open the safe. They also learn that the agent isn't really Spidey's sister, and Mentallo had used his abilities to both mess with the girl as well as with Peter to make it seem like.
In the end Mentallo, flipping out because he had enough of being used by Kingpin, mindwipes everyone, and goes vegetable, including taking the girls knowledge of who Peter was, although it -could- be that both she, and the Kingpin, still know. It's being left somewhat vague.
So, it seems that Peter and the girl aren't siblings actually, BUT wait!
Another, retired, Agent, who they went to, to seek help, took some DNA samples of both, and it is heavily implied that they are, after all, brother and sister.
First sabretooth and then peter getting a sister?