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Beginning your review of The Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 7: The Book of Ezekiel

Una culminación fantástica a una pequeña saga de five tomos expléndidos.

Una manera excelente de comenzar con el trepamuros y quedarte prendido entre tu deber, tu equilibrio y la responsabilidad que siempre nos rodea por ser personas especiales.

Me fascina cómo conectas con el personaje. Como te ríes de su verborrea arácnida y cómo consigues balancearte entre sus emociones.

Seguiremos disfrutando de esta maravilla.

Oct 29, 2018 Frédéric rated it really liked information technology

The Ezekiel storyline concludes. Three issues just-to coincide with Romita Jr'due south difference?- but enough to satisfyingly bring the foreign relatipnship between Peter and Ezekiel to a close. I can't say it comes as a huge surprise but it's decently washed and answers questions left hanging equally to why Peter was bitten on that fateful day and stuff.

Before that iii rather innocuous issues but-and I will repeat it time and once more-above the lot because of JMS' sense of pacing, dialogues and his arts and crafts when con

The Ezekiel storyline concludes. Three issues only-to coincide with Romita Jr'south departure?- simply enough to satisfyingly bring the foreign relatipnship betwixt Peter and Ezekiel to a close. I can't say it comes as a huge surprise but information technology'south decently done and answers questions left hanging every bit to why Peter was bitten on that fateful day and stuff.

Before that 3 rather innocuous problems but-and I will repeat it fourth dimension and again-higher up the lot because of JMS' sense of pacing, dialogues and his craft when conveying emotions.

The ii problems with Loki were more fun-oriented - that scene with our 2 characters sharing a hot canis familiaris on a roof speaks for itself- while the other 1 is more fabricated of emotions, with MJ trying to star in Hollywood and a bicycle thief in NY.

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Morwen (#503-504). Peter has been interacting with a ridiculous number of supernatural foes under JMS, and I'thousand non sure it'south made any better by Peter maxim in the comic that he's been interacting with a ridiculous number of supernatural foes. It makes 1 wonder if JMS really wanted to write Dr. Strange (or Thor). This is a fine enough story about Peter interacting with Loki, just as with shut to half of JMS' run to appointment, it doesn't feel much similar a spider-story [3+/5].

Vibes (#505). Once again,

Morwen (#503-504). Peter has been interacting with a ridiculous number of supernatural foes under JMS, and I'm non sure it'southward made any better past Peter saying in the comic that he's been interacting with a ridiculous number of supernatural foes. It makes i wonder if JMS actually wanted to write Dr. Strange (or Thor). This is a fine enough story about Peter interacting with Loki, only as with close to half of JMS' run to date, it doesn't experience much like a spider-story [three+/five].

Vibes (#505). Over again, JMS' best stories come up nigh when he tells little stories, similar this one about Peter and MJ's relationship and a small crime case [4/5].

The Book of Ezekiel (#506-508). JMS draws his whole Ezekiel saga (and hopefully his supernatural obsession) to an end with a capstone meant to explain everything. The reveal of Ezekiel'south character and his manipulations are both quite squeamish. If I had any complaint information technology's that this is the only story which really gives total credence to the supernatural theory of Spider-Human being's origin, but at least Peter is all the same mocking information technology [3+/5].

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A very weak tpb. Ezekiel is incredibly uninteresting.

Mar 24, 2019 Jay rated it really liked it

The cease of a saga.. but I only can't aid but feel similar something is still missing.

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Se ve que cuando lo marqué como "read" hace año y pico le pifié por la tapa. Ahora que lo tengo a mano de la edición española me doy cuenta de que no lo había leído un soto, así que switcheo shelve y edición.
Actualización: ya lo leí y no está mal. Tiene sentido cómo confluyen todos los quilombos mágicos en los que se veía envuelto Spidey y la vuelta de tuerca de Ezekiel. Aunque la pelea final deja bastante que desear y la moralina sobreinterpretada sigue siendo moneda corriente. Lindos los dibuj Se ve que cuando lo marqué como "read" hace año y pico le pifié por la tapa. Ahora que lo tengo a mano de la edición española me doy cuenta de que no lo había leído un soto, así que switcheo shelve y edición.
Actualización: ya lo leí y no está mal. Tiene sentido cómo confluyen todos los quilombos mágicos en los que se veía envuelto Spidey y la vuelta de tuerca de Ezekiel. Aunque la pelea final deja bastante que desear y la moralina sobreinterpretada sigue siendo moneda corriente. Lindos los dibujos de despedida de JR Jr. ...more

Exceptional work. Romita and Straczynski nail it as ever. Perfect introduction of a new hero and villain that builds the existing Spider-Homo universe equally opposed to branching away from information technology.

Beautiful. One of my favorites.

Conclusión un poco apresurada de la saga de Ezequiel y el totem araña, que sirve para cerrar etapa, ya que al acabar esta saga se despide John Romita Jr de la colección.

Mar 11, 2020 Josh rated information technology actually liked information technology

Probably the all-time arc of the JMS run so far. I liked the bits with Loki and Spidey enjoying a street meat, and was glad to encounter the finish of the Ezekiel arc.

Not always a fan of weird mystical comic stories, but this ane oddly worked for me. Although, to be fair, the Spidey and MJ dynamic might accept been the best parts (and who doesn't dear Loki?). Not ever a fan of weird mystical comic stories, only this one oddly worked for me. Although, to be off-white, the Spidey and MJ dynamic might have been the all-time parts (and who doesn't love Loki?). ...more

Este libro se separate en dos mitades, aunque el libro haga alusión a la segunda mitad. La primera parte se presenta una historia guionizada por Fiona Avery, donde se centra en united nations conflicto asgardiano teniendo a Loki como principal aliado, y en la segunda parte es el desenlace y resolución de la historia de Ezequiel.

Partiendo con la crítica tengo esta sensación de disconformidad con este volumen, pero no es raro, dado que siempre he pensando que un superhéroe terrenal entre mayor cantidad de compo

Este libro se split en dos mitades, aunque el libro haga alusión a la segunda mitad. La primera parte se presenta una historia guionizada por Fiona Avery, donde se centra en un conflicto asgardiano teniendo a Loki como primary aliado, y en la segunda parte es el desenlace y resolución de la historia de Ezequiel.

Partiendo con la crítica tengo esta sensación de disconformidad con este volumen, pero no es raro, dado que siempre he pensando que united nations superhéroe terrenal entre mayor cantidad de componentes mágicos, menor es la conexión con el o la lectora, por lo que disminuye el interés por la historia. Desde mi perspectiva tiene que ver con las expectativas que existen por el personaje, dado que al ser más terrenal, uno tiene a buscar problemas que cercanos a lo que uno ve, donde el superhéroe hace lo que we no podríamos hacer, pero no por los poderes, sino por el ícono que es. Entonces, desde mi opinión, pienso que lo mejor realizado por Straczynski es llevar las problemáticas cotidianas, pero entiendo que para un público adolescente eso no es tan vistoso, y esto es un negocio, por lo que debe vender números y no ser una obra de arte. Existen otros ejemplos sobre lo que menciono, donde la casa de las ideas hace alusión a personajes sin poderes, pero que plantean tremendas historias, y sin ir más lejos, las obras mainstream de Daredevil y Eagle son los primeros que se vienen a la cabeza. Es aquí donde decae bastante mi entusiasmo por la obra, porque en cierto modo, siento que tanto el primer y segundo capítulo no me aportan, a diferencia de tercero, donde no ofrece espectaculares pelea, sino una elementary charla con united nations pequeño sobre la importancia de hacer lo correcto. Bien ahí Spidey, combatiendo la enfermedad, y no los síntomas, pero sólo queda en pequeños actos, sería interesante que el actor fuera más allá, dando a entender la justicia es un proceso de construcción colectivo, y no individual.

Por otra parte, la historia de Mary Jane se desarrolla muy poco, pero dejando una premisa interesante, debido que ya resuelto el conflicto de la relación entre los dos, es importante concretizar una evolución por parte de cada personaje. Por lo que existen varias preguntas tanto para MJ como Peter, ¿desean tener hijas/bone? ¿Qué va ser MJ profesional? ¿Qué rol cumplirá Peter en la relación? ¿Es sólo una relación de matrimonio donde todo es idílico o tendrán que enfrentar problemas terrenales como desde tener un mal día hasta no tener tiempo como pareja? Muchas de esas cosas se trabajan muy superficialmente, y sería interesante que las plantearan, pero como sabemos, Marvel ha sido muy reacio en toda la historia de nuestro querido vecino a tener ese crecimiento, teniendo argumentos de peso: "Queremos que bounding main lo más transversal posible para que vender la mayor cantidad de historietas", al fin de cuentas, esto es un negocio.

Cerrando la crítica con el terminal de la historia de Ezequiel, pienso que es una historia bastante apresurada para explicar lo que se quería desarrollar. Sin duda alguna hubiera sido mejor algunos capítulos extras para terminar la trama, pero se menciona en el making-off que debido a temas editoriales, Romita Jr. fue traspasado a otros proyectos, por lo que Straczynski decidió concluir el arco con el dibujante que la comenzó. De ser así, la pregunta es: ¿Qué termina siendo Ezequiel? Solo una versión alterna de Peter, a quién le ocurrieron situaciones similares, pero tomó decisiones diferentes, reforzando la thought que Spiderman no es quién es gracias a sus poderes, sino a los valores que tiene Peter. Si bien siento que termina apresurada, tratando de interpretar la thought completa que quería transmitir el autor, porque si bien tenía una empresa, la cual era una herramienta para que cumplir un objetivo más macro, no logré conectar, se arriesgo el autor en presentar algo diferente.

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Finally, we get to the cease of this Ezekiel storyline but not before some horrible filler that could've easily brought this downwards to a ii star if I wasn't so favourable with the culmination of the arc at the end of information technology.

I recall I'm going to salve a bigger review for the second read through that I'll inevitably take of this run. I'll mostly talk about Ezekiel and if he deserved to have a redemption at all?

Two things I'll mention actually quickly on the trade that I found to be a downer: ane is downer for

Finally, we get to the end of this Ezekiel storyline just not before some horrible filler that could've easily brought this downward to a ii star if I wasn't so favourable with the culmination of the arc at the end of it.

I think I'm going to save a bigger review for the second read through that I'll inevitably have of this run. I'll mostly talk almost Ezekiel and if he deserved to accept a redemption at all?

2 things I'll mention actually apace on the merchandise that I found to exist a downer: one is downer for the whole Romita/JMS run and one is a sloppy plot inconsistency that I wasn't expecting to run across on a run that'southward been so tight in its plotting upwards until this point.

Kickoff of all, what'southward with the filler, man?
I feel similar this is a perfect fourth dimension to highlight this trouble im having since this trade contained some of the worst filler yet. I don't know if the Spidey/Thor—I Hateful Loki issues are supposed to be crucial to the plot but it certainly didn't need another mystical 'beat 'em upward' story since we take been overloaded with them in the last 6 trades earlier this. It didn't add together anything and was almost tedious to read Loki acting exactly similar Thor and trying to describe humour out of information technology.
The double edge of this critique is that the Vibe consequence later on this Loki story was overnice even though information technology was technically a 'filler' outcome too. The deviation was that in this result characters were progressed and I was engaged with what was happening. I recall I'll impact more on this effect in another review.

My other quick result is why hasn't JMS cleared up the reason for kids in another issue joining some weird mischievous matter that Ezekiel was running? Information technology seemed similar a few issues ago he had a cult happening simply at present there'southward no mention of it and Ezekiel's storyline is supposed to be wrapped upwardly now? So it feels similar JMS has forgotten about it.

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La historia se divide en tres partes y todas me han encantado.

Comenzamos por la primera, que básicamente, trata de Spiderman incluyéndose en este universo que Marvel estaba creando después de haber estado bastantes años por su parte, que no estaba mal. A mí no me disgusta, la verdad, sobre todo, porque la magia y Spiderman formarían unas magníficas tramas a partir de esto.

La segunda parte se centra en MJ, y no en la relación de MJ con Peter, como he leído por aquí. Son unos números livianos, que

La historia se divide en tres partes y todas me han encantado.

Comenzamos por la primera, que básicamente, trata de Spiderman incluyéndose en este universo que Marvel estaba creando después de haber estado bastantes años por su parte, que no estaba mal. A mí no me disgusta, la verdad, sobre todo, porque la magia y Spiderman formarían unas magníficas tramas a partir de esto.

La segunda parte se centra en MJ, y no en la relación de MJ con Peter, como he leído por aquí. Son unos números livianos, que tratan sobre el futuro de la actriz. ¿Qué sería de una saga de cómics sin personajes que no son el héroe que se desarrollaran? Por eso, no entiendo las quejas hacia estos números.

¿Qué viene al concluding? El plato fuerte: Ezequiel. Definitivamente, me encantaría verlo en alguna adaptación cinematográfica en algún momento de mi vida, porque la trama lo merece. Y no entro en spoilers, pero me ha parecido magnífica.

Solo me queda dar las gracias a Joe Michael Straczynski por todo lo que le ha dado a Spiderman (¡es el origen de los tótem!) y a John Romita Jr. por el dibujo que acompaña esta magnífica historia. Porque Peter no merece menos.

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iv,five/5

The but reason this isn't getting a full 5 star rating is considering of the third comic in there. I just wasn't a fan of the MJ focus. I haven't met her yet, I haven't even finished the beginning Spidey run, so to me information technology was merely 'can we go back to Peter now please'. Other than that, I adored the Loki and his daughter storyline, and I hope it volition exist revisited, equally it was left quite open up ended, with plenty of room for a follow upwardly.

The Ezekiel story itself was incredibly interesting. I loved reading a

four,5/5

The only reason this isn't getting a full 5 star rating is because of the 3rd comic in there. I just wasn't a fan of the MJ focus. I haven't met her yet, I haven't fifty-fifty finished the first Spidey run, so to me it was merely 'tin can we go back to Peter now delight'. Other than that, I adored the Loki and his daughter storyline, and I hope it volition exist revisited, as it was left quite open ended, with plenty of room for a follow up.

The Ezekiel story itself was incredibly interesting. I loved reading about why Peter was chosen to exist bitten by that spider, though I have to acknowledge the ending did go out me confused. I endeavour to just go with it, that information technology'south both science and magic, but honestly, it's i large confusing mess to me. It'll probably brand sense in a couple days when I'grand not trying then difficult to understand.

Quick question though: if MJ is then concerned with non being the model, not beingness the 'cute adult female' in movies, why can't the artists at least describe her similar that equally well? Is information technology such a crime to wear a shirt that covers your stomach??

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Jul 24, 2020 Jason rated information technology it was amazing

There's all the same more JMS Spidey simply this is the stop of his collaboration with John Romita Jr. 36 problems spanning the small character moments and big villain fights and splash pages. A conversation with Aunt May about his hush-hush identity and reconciling with Mary Jane, this was a fantastic run. As this run introduced Morlun, a driving forcefulness of the Spider-verse comic outcome, this run is indirectly responsible for the all-time Spidey movie.

But this was a great run for other reasons. There was some casual

There'due south still more than JMS Spidey but this is the end of his collaboration with John Romita Jr. 36 issues spanning the small character moments and big villain fights and splash pages. A conversation with Aunt May about his secret identity and reconciling with Mary Jane, this was a fantastic run. Equally this run introduced Morlun, a driving force of the Spider-verse comic event, this run is indirectly responsible for the best Spidey movie.

But this was a great run for other reasons. There was some casual racism only this series too had Parker see the consequences of sending people to jail and he later re-thinks some of his methods when he has a confrontation with a bicycle thief. A complicated legacy but exist disquisitional of the things you dearest.

The best part though was that JMS posits a new theory of the spider bite. Maybe information technology wasn't the fact that it was radioactive that acquired Peter's powers. Mayhap the spider was dying and wanted to transfer powers before it did. JMS is clearly sympathetic to the latter but keeps it ambiguous for future writers to play with.

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Sep 27, 2021 Mickey rated information technology liked information technology

You lot know, it wrapped up the Ezekiel stuff but fine, but it'southward hard to say that I loved information technology, which is really saying something for Spidey. I do think this storyline marked the end of the JMS honeymoon period. It wraps up his big idea storyline with a resounding, "Huh, yeah ok sure." It's great, but with all the buildup it would accept been nice to see the Ezekiel thread wrapped up with some real business organisation. I don't consequence really detest bringing in the supernatural stuff, either.
That being said, a lot of You lot know, information technology wrapped upwards the Ezekiel stuff just fine, but it's hard to say that I loved it, which is actually saying something for Spidey. I do think this storyline marked the end of the JMS honeymoon menses. It wraps up his big thought storyline with a resounding, "Huh, yes ok sure." It'south corking, but with all the buildup information technology would have been dainty to see the Ezekiel thread wrapped up with some real business. I don't event really hate bringing in the supernatural stuff, either.
That being said, a lot of the things that are skillful about the JMS run are here, just in the background. MJ/Peter and May/Peter dynamics are quite good, Peter's internal monologue is just the right balance of whiny/funny/intelligent, and all of the stuff that should exist piece of cake to become right (nevertheless so many take gotten wrong) JMS nails. ...more than

February 17, 2021 Kevin rated it really liked it

El viaje místico del Hombre Araña termina aquí, y debo decir que estoy satisfecho con todo lo sucedido. Siempre he pensado que para personajes tan viejos como este, no hay más historias que contar, pero JMS comprobó lo equivocado que estaba. Solo hay que mirar las cosas desde una óptica diferente (y hasta opuesta) y las historias vendrán. Es importante destacar lo personal que fue JMS con el hombre araña y que sus historias rozaron lo clásico y lo moderno, con problemas cortos que se resolvían e El viaje místico del Hombre Araña termina aquí, y debo decir que estoy satisfecho con todo lo sucedido. Siempre he pensado que para personajes tan viejos como este, no hay más historias que contar, pero JMS comprobó lo equivocado que estaba. Solo hay que mirar las cosas desde una óptica diferente (y hasta opuesta) y las historias vendrán. Es importante destacar lo personal que fue JMS con el hombre araña y que sus historias rozaron lo clásico y lo moderno, con problemas cortos que se resolvían en united nations capítulo, pero también con una larga narración que abarca muchos fascículos. Hasta aquí dejaré de leer al hombre araña por la confiable recomendación y me pondré a leer a otro superhéroe de Marvel, es mejor saber cuando retirarse con un buen sabor de boca.
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Oct 29, 2020 Subham rated it liked it

The first story is about some sorceress named Morwen who has possessed one of Loki'due south daughters body and its upto Spidey and Loki to rescue her and this happened due to the previous arc and its fun and the side by side one is Pete rescuing a child from straying down the wrong path and this is one of those stories where it but shows why Spidey is the best and the next one is Spidey coming face to face with the 3rd big threat and understands why so many supernatural forces are later him and what it ways to The starting time story is nigh some sorceress named Morwen who has possessed one of Loki'south daughters body and its upto Spidey and Loki to rescue her and this happened due to the previous arc and its fun and the adjacent 1 is Pete rescuing a child from straying down the wrong path and this is one of those stories where it just shows why Spidey is the all-time and the side by side ane is Spidey coming confront to face with the 3rd large threat and understands why so many supernatural forces are later him and what it means to be a totemic ability and his ultimate run into with Ezekiel and its alright, the ending was quick but makes sense. Some things are simply meant to be. ...more

I loved getting to run across Loki in this one, and Spider-Man'due south interactions with other supernatural beings are always fun. Nosotros too go to see the end of the Ezekiel storyline here, which included a satisfying ending. Lots of supernatural things at work here, but by the end we're reminded: Spider-Man always gets back up. I loved getting to encounter Loki in this one, and Spider-Man's interactions with other supernatural beings are always fun. We also get to see the stop of the Ezekiel storyline here, which included a satisfying catastrophe. Lots of supernatural things at work hither, but by the terminate we're reminded: Spider-Man e'er gets dorsum upwards. ...more than

Termina el arco de Ezequiel, punto de inflexión para Spiderman eastward historia a través de la cual el personaje vive una auténtica búsqueda de su verdadera naturaleza.

Peter Parker vuelve a deleitarnos con una profundidad de carácter que casa perfectamente con viñetas de acción trepidante, un dibujo soberbio y una trama adictiva.

Jul 23, 2017 Sierra Harper rated it information technology was amazing

Everything almost this book was awesome. I actually liked the story line and the artistry and basically everything about this volume.

Aug 09, 2019 Algali rated it it was amazing

This comic book is definitely great.

This comic book is definitely great.

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Aug 03, 2013 J'aime rated information technology information technology was amazing

I admit it. I bought this collection, one of only two Spider-man trades I ain, to read about his run across with Loki. I had seen panels of Spider-human and Loki eating hot dogs on a rooftop and HAD to know how that came about. It was well worth the effort to locate!

Though I came to the volume for this one story, which opens the book, the rest of the drove naturally flows from it and makes sense. Spider-man has been encountering more than his usual share of "magical wackos" (Loki included) and t

I acknowledge it. I bought this drove, ane of only 2 Spider-homo trades I own, to read about his encounter with Loki. I had seen panels of Spider-man and Loki eating hot dogs on a rooftop and HAD to know how that came about. Information technology was well worth the effort to locate!

Though I came to the book for this one story, which opens the book, the rest of the collection naturally flows from it and makes sense. Spider-man has been encountering more than than his usual share of "magical wackos" (Loki included) and the caption is revealed herein. Though this is Volume 7 of Straczynski's Spider-man run, readers don't need to have read the previous books to follow the stories.

Spider-man and Dr. Strange accidentally unleash Morwen, a chaos sorcerer, from her prison. In Asgard, Loki senses that something is incorrect, that information technology concerns him, and and then he comes to New York to investigate. He and Spider-man must squad upwards to save Loki'southward girl, who Morwen has possessed. I dear how Loki is characterized in this tale. He's not the traditional villain – he's a very powerful, immortal god who'due south disdainful of mere mortals. And has produced hundreds of children across the centuries because it's what Norse gods do! I laughed out loud when Spider-human being asks if Morwen is evil like Loki, and Loki replies "I'm not evil, you vile little creature. I'm…complicated." In fact, the story was packed with sense of humour as i would wait from the witty spider web-slinger. And the scene on the rooftop lonely was worth the buy of this volume!

The subsequent stories all tell the tale of Ezekiel (he has powers just like Spider-man) and why he has come to NYC. How he got his powers has a straight touch on Spider-man and will put him and his loved ones in danger. The story is very well done, with suspense and twists.

Overall, I truly enjoyed this volume. The story-telling was excellent and I thought the art was a peachy complement to it. I liked information technology enough that I am tempted to notice the boosted volumes – which are unfortunately out of print. Highly recommended.

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May 28, 2013 Matthew rated information technology really liked it

Only as I was starting to go that feeling that this run wasn't nearly as good every bit I originally remembered, I come to this volume which actually delivers. Although the book looks pretty thin, you get a good six issues this time, a ii part story arc, a ane shot and a three function chief story.

The first ii chapters involve Web-Caput teaming up with Thor'southward brother/enemy, Loki, to prevent a worldwide conquest by interdimensional witch, Morwen (who'southward proper name sounds an awful lot like Morlun, the villain from

Just as I was starting to get that feeling that this run wasn't most as good as I originally remembered, I come to this volume which really delivers. Although the book looks pretty thin, you get a good vi bug this fourth dimension, a two role story arc, a 1 shot and a three office principal story.

The first two chapters involve Spider web-Caput teaming upwards with Thor's blood brother/enemy, Loki, to prevent a worldwide conquest past interdimensional witch, Morwen (who'south name sounds an awful lot like Morlun, the villain from Straczinski's first Spider-Man story.)

This splendid story, full of great character moments, is followed by a mediocre ane-shot interlude, focussing on Peter & MJ's relationship, MJ's career dreams and Spider-Man helping a troubled youth onto the right path. I admit that politically, I lean left, only that doesn't mean I like preachy comics. Perhaps we could scale back on the urban social issues, hmm?

The three part main story is the chief attraction here. Every bit the title implies Ezekiel is dorsum once again and everything he'south been preparing Peter for is coming to a head. I can't say that anything here is surprising, simply information technology is intense and satisfying withal.

Bang-up volume!

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Jul 28, 2019 Laura rated it actually liked information technology

Two peachy Spider-Human being stories. In one, Spider-Man and Loki defeat a anarchy goddess who has manifested herself in 1 of Loki'southward daughters. Spider-Homo saves the woman and Loki promises Spider-Human a favor. "Under the usual conditions, of course." In the other, Spider-Human at last fights his mentor who, in the way of such things, is also a correct bastard. "The blood of the prey is the milk of the earth" intones our missing narrator, implying an club Spider-Human may not quite know where he stands on. In Two bully Spider-Man stories. In one, Spider-Man and Loki defeat a chaos goddess who has manifested herself in ane of Loki's daughters. Spider-Man saves the woman and Loki promises Spider-Human a favor. "Under the usual atmospheric condition, of grade." In the other, Spider-Human at concluding fights his mentor who, in the manner of such things, is also a right bastard. "The blood of the prey is the milk of the world" intones our missing narrator, implying an order Spider-Man may not quite know where he stands on. In the cease, information technology's the blood that wins.

Suspect that one will be preying on me. I haven't read nearly of Straczynski's run. Hope to one day.

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Sep 07, 2014 Matt rated it liked it

Collects Amazing Spider-Man issues #503-508

JMS wrote this story which features more set up upward for "The Other" storyline. In this drove, Peter finally starts to realize what (I'one thousand sure) readers were catching onto at this time in Spider-Human being history; the problems that Spider-Man has been facing recently are more magically-based than science-based. This is a huge change to Spider-Homo's status quo.

Fifty-fifty though the team-up with Loki was a absurd idea, most of this drove wasn't that interesting. We

Collects Astonishing Spider-Man issues #503-508

JMS wrote this story which features more fix for "The Other" storyline. In this collection, Peter finally starts to realize what (I'one thousand sure) readers were catching onto at this time in Spider-Human being history; the issues that Spider-Man has been facing recently are more magically-based than scientific discipline-based. This is a huge change to Spider-Homo's status quo.

Even though the squad-up with Loki was a absurd idea, virtually of this collection wasn't that interesting. We exercise, however, finally find out what Ezekiel's agenda has been all along. I felt satisfied with the explanation.

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Nov 11, 2013 Stephen rated it it was amazing

I was diddled away by this. After thousands of Spider-Man comics, I didn't think in that location was anything new that could be done with this character and I was incorrect.

There is a sensei-similar character similar to Stick from Daredevil, there is a vulnerable version of Spider-Man who faces a truly unbeatable foe, and there is that dandy JRJ art -- he can draw everything from action to repose.

I highly recommend this story arc.

I was diddled away by this. After thousands of Spider-Man comics, I didn't think there was anything new that could be done with this grapheme and I was wrong.

There is a sensei-like character similar to Stick from Daredevil, in that location is a vulnerable version of Spider-Man who faces a truly unbeatable foe, and at that place is that great JRJ art -- he can draw everything from action to serenity.

I highly recommend this story arc.

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May 15, 2014 DavidO rated information technology really liked information technology

This ends the Ezekiel story line begun in volume ane. The ending is all right, but not great. It's about what I expected since I never establish the author to be that keen at writing endings, IMHO. (view spoiler)[ similar in Babylon five when the humans tell the god-like aliens to go away, and they do, thus ending a conflict that's lasted ?millions? of years, and a flake of a disappointment after 4 seasons of build up. (hibernate spoiler)] This ends the Ezekiel story line begun in volume ane. The ending is all right, but not dandy. It's almost what I expected since I never plant the author to exist that cracking at writing endings, IMHO. (view spoiler)[ like in Babylon 5 when the humans tell the god-like aliens to go away, and they practise, thus catastrophe a conflict that's lasted ?millions? of years, and a bit of a thwarting after 4 seasons of build upwardly. (hide spoiler)] ...more

Joseph Michael Straczynski, known professionally as J. Michael Straczynski and informally as Joe Straczynski or JMS, is an American writer and television set producer.

He works in films, television series, novels, brusk stories, comic books, and radio dramas. He is a playwright, a former announcer, and author of The Complete Volume of Scriptwriting. He was the creator and showrunner for the science fict

Joseph Michael Straczynski, known professionally as J. Michael Straczynski and informally equally Joe Straczynski or JMS, is an American writer and boob tube producer.

He works in films, television series, novels, brusk stories, comic books, and radio dramas. He is a playwright, a former journalist, and author of The Complete Book of Scriptwriting. He was the creator and showrunner for the science fiction Boob tube series Babylon 5 and, from 2001 to 2007, the author for the long-running Curiosity comic book serial The Amazing Spider-Man.

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