Am not sure about all the negative things said about this seller by other people,,, because my experience was completely different, totally positive. One iconic story follows another: the Stone Tablet Saga, the debut of Black Widow's new look, Kingpin's Shakespearean family drama, Captain Stacy's tragic death, the pathos of Peter Parker's love triangle with Gwen Stacy and Spidey, the historic Comics Code-defying "drug" issues, and Morbius the Living Vampire's debut! Lee gives Spider-Man the witty quips we've come to expect, while Ditko's art is fundamental in showing how these great characters move and interact. If you are looking for your fix of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko at their best, you need not look any further than The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. I’m always a fan of Peter being desperate, and this issue ends on one of the key moments in Spider-history.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. I recently read FF Vol 1, and though I enjoyed both, the story arcs in here were more intriguing, and the world building was far superior. And it all leads to a confrontation atop the George Washington Bridge that will leave Peter Parker forever changed!These old comics from the 1960s were as new to me as the day they were first printed, giving me a personally unique experience with Spider-Man even in this day and age, one that people who are already familiar with the comics may unfortunately miss out on when perusing this omnibus. So many classic side characters and villains are introduced in this run, and we even get a couple almost sightings of a certain Mary Jane Watson.

We will never knowingly harvest your data beyond the cookies needed for smooth running of the site, and wouldn't dream of passing it anywhere.Muy buen libro que cuenta las primeras historias de Spider-Man, la verdad es que vale la pena cada centavo que se pagó por el. To envision a pop cultural landscape without the influences of comic books' greatest visionary tag-team in Stan Lee and Steve Ditko is a depressing notion, indeed, for their scope of influence has reached numerous generations of fans young and old, of all backgrounds, who all discovered through Lee's writing and Ditko's art that even someone as super as Spider-Man can face the same plights as the average boy or girl and still remain just as human as any one of us.