Superman Spider-Man #1
SCORE: 68
There are ideas that pique my interest and my curiosity. Superman
Spider-Man #1 is one such comic book. Superman Spider-Man #1 cost me
$7.99. There are sixty-five pages of comic book content within Superman
Spider-Man #1. There are eight different stories within Superman
Spider-Man #1. The first story is twenty-four pages, then nine, eight,
five, four, five, five, and five in terms of the page counts.
The first story in Superman Spider-Man #1 is Truth, Justice, and Great
Responsibility. The other stories within Superman Spider-Man #1 are The
World's Finest, Pages, Beyond the Cobwebs of Tomorrow, Jimmy Con
Carnage, The Bridge, Bias, and Blind Date. The main characters in this
comic book are Superman, Spider-Man, Brainiac, Doc Ock, Lois Lane, Mary
Jane, Superboy, Superboy Prime, Spider-Man 2099, Jimmy Olsen, Carnage,
Jonathan Kent, Ben Parker, Power Girl and The Punisher.
The issues families can have with Superman Spider-Man #1 are violence,
blood, lack of attire, enticement to lust, bad language, evolution, and
more. Advertisements can be found throughout the Superman Spider-Man #1
comic book. There are different art styles used for the stories within
Superman Spider-Man #1. I bestow upon you the reality that the rest of
this review of the Superman Spider-Man #1 comic book will contain
spoilers.
Superman and Spider-Man work well together in Superman Spider-Man #1.
There is even some humor in this comic book. The whole Fast Neurons was
an interesting concept. I do feel like Superman should not have been so
weak against a Sentinel in Superman Spider-Man #1. The women were also
mocking the men. Things did not look good for Jimmy Olsen in Superman
Spider-Man #1. The debate about the media was interesting. At least they
acknowledge they are biased.
The strangest story in Superman Spider-Man #1 to me is Blind Date. The
Punisher and Power Girl are an odd couple in my opinion. The Punisher
was also made a little bit of a simp in Superman Spider-Man #1.
Spider-Man 2099 and Batman Beyond were sort of interesting and cool
together. So many of these stories could have been fleshed out a lot
more than they were. I do not feel this was worth the price but an
interesting read all the same.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics, Marvel
Author: Waid, Morey, Jimenex, Napolitano, Javins
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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