The Amazing Spider-Man #14
SCORE: 65
I am thankful I had the $4.99 to purchase a copy of The Amazing
Spider-Man #14 comic book. The Amazing Spider-Man #14 is one of those
facsimile issues. The original The Amazing Spider-Man #14 was published
in 1963. That was quite a long time ago. The advertisements that can be
found throughout The Amazing Spider-Man #14 are like looking into a time
portal. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within The
Amazing Spider-Man #14.
There are two letter pages within The Amazing Spider-Man #14. The
credits for The Amazing Spider-Man #14 can be found on the bottom of the
first page with plenty of art. The issues families can have with The
Amazing Spider-Man #14 are violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust,
and more. This is your warning that there will be spoilers for the rest
of this review. From what I gather The Amazing Spider-Man #14 is the
first appearance of the Green Goblin.
The Green Goblin shows up to see the Enforcers. He and the Enforcers
hatch a plan to get Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man #14. The Green
Goblin goes to a movie director to get a movie made about Spider-Man.
The plan is to lure Spider-Man out there to attack him in The Amazing
Spider-Man #14. The plan actually works for a bit. The four of them
attack Spider-Man and wind up getting him in a cave.
There is one small problem with this cave in The Amazing Spider-Man #14.
The Hulk is hiding out in this cave. The Hulk is not very bright at this
point in time either. The Hulk attacks anyone that is in the cave he is
hiding in. Spider-Man attempts to fight the Hulk in The Amazing
Spider-Man #14. That does not go so well for Spidey though. The Green
Goblin winds up getting away in The Amazing Spider-Man #14.
Spidey goes back to the cave to save the Enforcers from the Hulk in The
Amazing Spider-Man #14. The Enforcers are given over to the police from
the army. Spidey heads back to the film to let the director know he
hired the wrong people. The director wants to do a film on the Hulk now
in The Amazing Spider-Man #14. Spidey gets enough money to get home. He
does not get rich like he thought he would.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Lee, Ditko, Simek
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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