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A review by tabman678
House of M: Spider-Man by Mark Farmer, James Taveras, Rick Magyar, Cory Petit, Dean White, Mark Waid, Randy Gentile, Reginald Hudlin, Alan Davis, Tom Peyer, John Layman, Fabian Nicieza, Don Hillsman II, Omar Otieku, John Dell, Jaime Mendoza, Liquid!, Scot Eaton, Chris Bachalo, Rob Ro, Trevor Hairsine, Tom Grummett, Danny Miki, Chris Claremont, Salvador Larroca
4.0
While i don’t think this is a great story to represent the character I do think it’s a really fun story that’s good for fans of Spider-Man.
It has all the elements. All the winks, references, and nods. It can also be quite clever about it.
Peter is out of character here, it makes sense at times like his guilt complex or the small interaction with his son. But other times it to me comes out of left field like the whole Goblin thing.
But it’s an enjoyable read that is pretty to look at, clever, and a fun story for fans of the webhead.
4 stars.
It has all the elements. All the winks, references, and nods. It can also be quite clever about it.
Peter is out of character here, it makes sense at times like his guilt complex or the small interaction with his son. But other times it to me comes out of left field like the whole Goblin thing.
But it’s an enjoyable read that is pretty to look at, clever, and a fun story for fans of the webhead.
4 stars.