Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1
SCORE: 72
I continue my interest and exploration of the facsimile comic books
in Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1. There are some very
fascinating things about Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 I
will get into. This comic book comes from December in the year of our
Lord 1976. I was four years old when this comic book was initially
released. Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 cost me $4.99. It
cost thirty cents when it was originally released.
Advertisements can be found throughout Peter Parker The Spectacular
Spider-Man #1. An interesting fact is Peter Parker The Spectacular
Spider-Man #1 calls itself a magazine. The advertisement pages are
counts in the page count at the bottom of the pages. I counted seventeen
comic book pages within Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1. This
comic book claims to have thirty-two pages. Almost half of the content
is some form of an advertisement.
There is a bit of violent content within Peter Parker The Spectacular
Spider-Man #1. There are some muscle ads so there are men who are
wearing what you wear in a body building competition. There is a Stan
Lee Marvel Bulletins page in Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1.
There is also a page devoted to the current editor explaining why they
reprinted this issue. I promise to include spoilers in the rest of this
review.
Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 promotes giving education
more money. Now we have all kinds of fraud, waste and abuse in
education. We also have stories of sexism against men, racism against
white people, hatred against Christians, hatred against conservatives,
managerial abuse and more from education. Peter is taking pictures of
the vice chancellor of his favorite college giving a speech. Tarantula
attacks.
Tarantula gets the better of Spider-Man in Peter Parker The Spectacular
Spider-Man #1. MJ is dating flash, and Peter has some other model
friend. To be honest she does not look like a model to me. Tarantula
then attacks the mayor in Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #1.
Spider-Man stops this attack, but Tarantula gets away. Peter Parker The
Spectacular Spider-Man #1 is not the first time Tarantula appeared in a
Spider-Man comic book either.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 62%
Story: 72%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Conway, Buscema, Esposito, Rosen, Hunt
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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