Spider-Island: The Amazing Spider-Girl #1
Spider-Island: The Amazing Spider-Girl » Spider-Island: The Amazing Spider-Girl #1 - Class Warfare released by Marvel on October 1, 2011.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (3) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.6 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Scattershot 3
Nitpicks right off the bat:Cover: Lazy. Cloak and Dagger had a lame cover too, but at least it was all shiny and rendered. I will concede that Zircher and Troy remarkably gave Anya a non-sexualized, strong action pose. Good on you for that, but try a little harder next month, guys. Unfortunately, she also seems to have lost a shade or two of her complexion. I'll pretend it was accidental whitewashing.Spelling: This is just me complaining as a Latino. Araña has an 'ñ'. Corazón is spelled with an ...
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Hey, Look! It's a latina Spider-person! 0
Spider-girl, and the fact that she's not even a new character, makes the whole Miles Morales thing seem even more ridiculous. People getting their panties in a bunch over a latino Spider-Man and he's not even in the 616 universe. And, as my brother says in another review about this issue, Anya is just Peter Parker sans penis. It's funny because she's not written by Dan Slott, but she does come across as Peter in another guise. Which is really the only thing I found disappointing about this i...
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With NEW Powers Comes Great Responsbility 0
Cover In issue 1 of Superboy the cover looked very similar to this cover for this issue but for the first cover it was just Superboy on the cover. On this cover we see all the friends that Superboy had made in Smallville and I thought that was pretty cool. I also really liked the art for this cover and I wish the art looked like this inside the issue. Story Superboy and his friends defeats Tannark. Also Superboy is happy to be in Smallville and make some pretty incredible friends. Best...
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"Damn the torpedoes!" 0
Synopsis: Spider-Island has started in New York, and Anya is caught up between the Society of the Wasp, and The Hand. What's Good? Like with other Spider-Island tie-ins, the epidemic has already begun. Anya had her powers back for some time now, and what better way to use them for Spider-Island. Paul Tobin returns as the writer presenting us the same Anya for her previous series. Instead of joining other superheroes with the epidemic, she has to deal with The Hand and The Sisterhood of the Wasp....
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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