Spider-Man: Blue

Reintroduced the way it should be!

'Spiderman: Blue' is not just a novel retrospective view of the classic Spidey mythos, but rather telling a tale that was there and putting the emphasis on that which was hiding. It took a Spiderman story arch from early Spidey continuity, and fleshed it out to a more meaningful, more humanistic approach to a book that was already more down to earth than its competitors. For anyone who is a Spiderman fan, or anyone who has loved and lost, this is a definate must read!

4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.

FANTASTIC

Spiderman Blue is actually a good buy! This isn't one of those boring stories dedicated to Gwen Stacy that you struggle to finish. It is pretty much a reprinting of past Spiderman issues written by Stan Lee. The differance is that it bring out the drama more than action. The art is terrific. The artist was really trying hard to make it look like John Romita drew it. I loved it altogether.

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

An amazing read!

This book has everything Spiderman is supposed to have. Action, drama, fun, and tragedy. The artwork is unique to other current Spiderman titles as is the story, which is primarily a series of flashbacks. Though an emotional ride, and trust me when I say the end is powerful, there is still plenty of action and fun in the book for those who aren't into the dramatic aspect.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Brandon

This book is amazing its not one of thoes boring ending books he tells u on how he feel

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