AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #591

Review by: rwpos

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Story: 1 - Poor
Art: 2 - Average

Comments

  1. This issue was a lot better than the last one, but it still does nothing but underline that Peter hiding his identity is something that he as a character should move past, and in fact did and did so in an interesting way a little more than a year ago. The scene with Pete just taking off his mask and them just remembering was so annoying more than anything else. There were also a lot of annoying bits with the art, but still, overall, this was an entertaining issue. Not great but good. I liked the stuff with the answering machine. I am curious how they’re going to explain Pete’s absence for the last 2 months. Of course the stuff with Jonah is obviously going to take precedence and it does open the door to interesting stories, but again, did Pete need to be single for this story? 6/10

  2. I’m so glad someone else was bothered by the inconsistencies in the time conceit thing. It was just really, really grating to have something so illogical be a pivotal point of the story. I understand that that was the way Slott wanted the time paradox to work for this story, to see things happening back on Earth while Petey was away. But if it doesn’t add up, it doesn’t add up. He could have even said that there was a reversal in the time dfferential (for some reason) that caused the switch. Or it could have been in flux. Something. To have it be so blatantly wrong was disheartening. Especially since there was a lot in this story that I liked!

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