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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 741.5973 EAN: 9780785126331 ISBN: 0785126333 Label: Marvel Books Manufacturer: Marvel Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 112 Publication Date: April 09, 2008 Publisher: Marvel Books Studio: Marvel Books Related Items:
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 Rating:  - a good, hard hit on the headyes, this story is a hard hit on everyone's head. yet, as the author explains in the direct version of the comic book, one that needed to be done to keep the characters alive and non-static. i had no idea that this turn of the story would be taken, and even if you know that straczynski considers himself a hired gun, the story is very emotional, dense, and most of all -- totally logic in terms of comic book logic. being a biologist who chose this profession mostly because ... Read More Rating: - Read it as a one shot.There are two way to enjoy this book: The first is to read this as a one shot. On its own merits, it's a beautiful but tragic story about the unforeseen consequences of altering fate/destiny. (Spoiler:) Peter and MJ believe they are only sacrificing their marriage and love in exchange for Aunt May's life when they strike a deal with Mephisto (the devil), only to realize later that they have also sacrificed the life of their future daughter. The second is to read it as part ... Read More Rating:  - To kill a lifelong interestI'll keep this short. Starting from the time that I was a very young child, Spider-man was one of my favorite heroes. This is no longer true, thanks largely to this pathetic, self-sabotaging little story. I cancelled my 5+ year subscription shortly after this came out. The entire series was ruined by the irrational and flimsy actions of the characters and the events of this "do-over" book. After this effectively ended the appeal of the Spider-man franchise, I have no recommendation other than to look ... Read More Rating: - The story that RUINS Spider-Man really deserves NO stars...This story was disturbing, disgusting, and the aftermath just keeps getting worse. Who was this guy making a deal with the devil, wiping out his marriage?! NOT the Peter Parker I've known all these years. And for their next act, adding insult to injury, the "powers that be" at Marvel have dismissed the MANY fans who have objected to this story direction. They have callously and flippantly stating that the marriage NEVER happened, but all the 20+ YEARS of "stories" with Peter ... Read More Rating: - Ruined Spider Man.Talk about a good story with a terrible ending. So a 30 year old man making a deal with the devil to save aunt may's life and to live with her again is a better role model then a divorcee. Mary Jane and Peter have been Marvel's golden couple, this storyline and the following Brand New Day has done more "damage" to the Spider-Man universe then the "damage" they claim had been done over the years. 
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