The Amazing Spider-Man #29
SCORE: 70
I wound up purchasing two copies of The Amazing Spider-Man #29. The
first one I purchased was a regular looking cover with Spider-Man on it.
The second one is a variant cover of the Disney 100 with What
If...Minnie Mouse was Captain Marvel. Minnie Mouse is on the cover in a
Captain Marvel like costume. These variant covers are what got me into
The Amazing Spider-Man so I decided to purchase a second copy of this
comic book. There will be spoilers in this review.
Doctor Octavus is torturing Norman Osborn because he found memories
where the Green Goblin took all of these things from him. Doctor Octavus
has gaps in his memory. He is trying to find what he is missing and
lost. I did some research and suspect this has to be with Superior
Spider-Man. I am not one hundred percent on that though. Peter mentioned
that storyline to me and I did a bit of online research to learn about
it.
The main issue families can have with The Amazing Spider-Man #29 is
violence. The Stormbreaker is on the Incredible Hulk. The Bullpen
Bulletins is on Bryan Hitch. I have read both of those in other comic
books. I wind up reading the same ones again and again because they are
in the same comic books released in the same month. The whole revenge
factor from Doctor Octavus makes little to no sense to me.
The end of The Amazing Spider-Man #29 is a bit shocking. Doctor Octavus
wants to hurt Norman Osborn so he injects him with something to make him
more like he was in the past. The crazy psycho Green Goblin. I do not
know if this injection will work or not. Rek-Rap is back in The Amazing
Spider-Man #29 for a page. He is capturing people walking dogs. He
strings them up like Spider-Man does to criminals. This will become a
problem at some point.
Peter Parker is with the old Doctor Octavus legs that want to fuse with
his spine. Peter reluctantly agrees and they look good when they are
painted in Spider-Man red. The legs should know where Doctor Octavus is.
I am concerned they may get there just a bit too late. I guess I need to
keep reading to find out for certain. There are twenty pages of comic
book content in The Amazing Spider-Man #29 with advertisements found
throughout.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 69%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Wells, McGuinness, Farmer, Menyz
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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