The Superior Foes of Spider-Man Omnibus

Marvel · 384 pages · Omnibus
Part of the Marvel Omnibus guide — every release, in reading order
I sat down on the balcony today and immediately swallowed quite a large volume of "Spider-Man's Better Enemies" whole and I assure you that I haven't had such pastries while reading any comic book for a long time. Nick Spencer proved that in order to create an interesting story within the Marvel universe, you don't need to reach for the recognizable faces of the Thors, Captain Americas or Spider-Man. An extremely talented screenwriter has prepared for us an absorbing story with completely unknown Marvel villains of the fourth plan. I fell in love with this work from the first page. Not only thanks to the beautiful line and a very ingenious transfer of a great script to comic book frames, but mainly thanks to those characters whose characters are truly seductive. And the story itself is pure heist with many wonderful twists that do not slow down even for a moment.
Chapeau bass for such a job.
"Spider-Man's Better Enemies" is the clearest example of the fact that we can finally experience real fun with the topic of superheroes only in the pages of comic books, because Marvel Studios simply will never decide to realize something similarly crazy and dazzling with its freshness and creativity.
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Cover by Marcos Martín
ISBN: 978-0785198376
February 3, 2016
$49.99

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