The Amazing Spider-Man #667

xkoenig's The Amazing Spider-Man #667 - Spider-Island Part One: The Amazing Spider-Manhattan review

YES! Spider Island begins and it's great!!

I think Dan Slott is becoming one of the all-time great Spider-Man writers, if he wasn't already. This new event that begins here has the potential to be one of the all time great Spidey arcs. I think it's that good. I'm a big fan of Humberto Ramos' art, and it has undeniable energy and life. The way his pencils carry this issue as it kicks off Spider-Island: it's just perfect. Dynamic action, hilarious facial expressions, this issue has it all. Keep it up, guys!

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