The Amazing Spider-Man » The Amazing Spider-Man #5 - Marked For Destruction By Dr. Doom released by Marvel on October 1, 1963.
This comic is poorly written. Doctor Doom is poorly written. He seems to be unintelligent, and is not able to for see spiderman's plan. This comic questions seems to be unintelligent. The webbing usage is stupid, and does not make sense. Marvel supposed to be realistic, not imaginative. 1 out of 5.
Spider-Man meets Doctor Doom in this issue of The Amazing Spider-Man. It has a nice complex plot thanks to about a dozen pages of setup that go something like this: J. Jonah Jameson buys TV time to blast Spider-Man in an editorial. One of the viewers happens to be Dr. Doom who thinks that Spider-Man would make the perfect ally in his fight against the Fantastic Four. He manages to contact Spider-Man, but Spidey wants no part of it and flees. Meanwhile, Flash Thompson decides to scare Peter Parke...
The cover: 3 stars This cover is the poorest one to date, it’s not that it’s that bad, it’s just … I hate to say it … Steve just doesn’t draw Doctor Doom very well. Doom looks really stiff and wooden, while Spidey is animated; worst of all Doom has large eyeholes in his mask showing a lot of pink skin. Take Doom off the cover and it would be four stars. Marked For Destruction By Dr. Doom (21 pages) This is the most frustrating issue to date, parts of the story are as good as the previous issue, ...