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    Scarlet Spider » Scarlet Spider #1 - Life After Death released by Marvel on March 1, 2012.

    walley's Scarlet Spider #1 - Life After Death review

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    From a new fan

    Okay first off I never really read much of "The Clone Saga" and the recent "Spider Island" so jumping into this I was a little worried I might get lost. There is a "story thus far" in it so it helped. I have to say I definitely digging this comic and where it is going. It is way different from Spiderman as in chracter and story wise. Kaine is a total badass. The part where he somewhat saves the old woman made me laugh a bit, but it show how the repercussions of those action reflected upon Kaine. It seems he is a little reluctant to dawn the costume but it seem next issue he will have to. I really like the costume as well, it gives off the anti-hero vibe. So far I am sold on this. Can not wait to read the next issue.

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      Scarlet Spider #1 - Life After Death by thanosrules on January 11, 2012

      THE GOODI REALLY enjoyed this issue. Coming from ZERO background, it was an easy jumping on point. The last few pages of the book were even dedicated to getting new readers up to speed with all the crazy goings on for the Scarlet Spider up to this point - man was the back-story confusing!This story on the other had, was not confusing at all. The art and writing were spot on. We see Kaine dealing with everyday problems, people, as well as his own torment. The story was a great mix of character di...

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      Scarlet Spider #1 - Life After Death by technicolorville on January 11, 2012

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