Spider-Man Noir: Eyes Without A Face #1

reversenegative's Spider-Man Noir: Eyes Without A Face #1 - HC/TPB review

Better Than The Original

I only got this for 2 reasons: 
1. I thought the first was cool 
2. Spiderman Shattered Dimensions will be out soon and I thought I should catch up on Noir. 
But it was really good. It goes deeper into the idea that it takes place in the 1930s and shows the concept that everyone wasn't treated fair because of their skin colour. It has a bunch more appearances from the Spiderman characters we all knew and loved and it's an overall good read. I would recommend this to any Spiderman or Noir fan. Go ahead, you'll love it. 

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