Reviews

Amazing Spider-Man (1999-2013) #530 by J. Michael Straczynski

mxrbxxr's review

4.0

spider-man vs dc

rattybluestocking's review

4.0

I am not usually a big Spider-Man fan, however I thoroughly enjoyed this comic book. I am reading all of the ones in The Road to Civil War, and fully expected to not really care for the Spider-Man ones, but I have to say I really liked this one.

I like the older Spider-Man, his loyalty to Tony Stark even though I think that loyalty is misplaced.

ravenlynne's review

5.0

Who's side would you be on?

doubleinfinitybyella's review

4.0

I'm finally starting to understand it little more

ellemaddy's review

5.0

I don't know what team I am but I definitely agree with the whole registration act thing but probably if they sign up with organisation like s.h.i.e.l.d and not just like open their identity to public. I mean everytime there are threats to earth, the casualties is just fucking crazy and sometimes the villains exist because the heroes exist. Still, i'm conflicted as hell about this whole civil war thing.

captwinghead's review

4.0

Part 2 of my reread of Marvel’s Civil War event

- pretty great summation of Tony trying to combat the SHRA before it gets passed

- Some okay spider-manning here

ericarobyn's review

3.0

Annnnnnd they're off to Washington! On the plane, Tony tells Peter about the Superhuman Registration Act. At first Peter thinks the idea is nuts and worries about the information being leaked or falling into the wrong hands. Tony Says that he's going to try to talk them out of it. Once in Washington, in front of the court, Peter trie to explain why this Act is a terrible idea. But the court takes what he's saying and twists in in favor of the Act. Tony tries to take another approach, but with a similar outcome.

Favorite lines:
"You should read it before we land."-Tony Stark
"You're kidding right? This is heavier than the last Harry Potter novel. It's be faster to wait for the movie to come out." -Peter Parker