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Astonishing Ant-Man #1 (2015) Mark Brooks Cover, Nick Spencer Writer, Ramón Rosanas Artist, Luis (1st Appearance)(Cameo)

#AstonishingAntMan #1 (2015) #MarkBrooks Cover, #NickSpencer Writer, #RamónRosanas Artist, Luis (1st Appearance)(Cameo) #ScottLang was a down-on-his-luck, divorced ex-con - until he stole renowned scientist and super hero Hank Pym's size-altering technology in the hopes of saving his daughter's life. SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA https://rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Astonishing%20Ant-Man.html#1  #RareComicBooks #KeyComicBooks #MarvelComics #MCU #MarvelUniverse #KeyIssue #AntMan

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Comic Book Series Review-Spider-Man 1602 (2009-2010)

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Summary: A return to the acclaimed universe created by Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert picks as THE SPIDER has reached manhood in the New World! The young nation has grown peacefully, but Norman Osbourne's treachery finds a way to spoil the peace and put Peter's life on a new course - back to Europe. Jeff Parker [AGENTS OF ATLAS] joins artist Ramon Rosanas to begin the final story of the 1602 saga!

Writer: Jeff Parker

Artists: Ramón Rosanas, Simon Bowland, Jim Charalampidis Number of Issues: 5

Jeff Parker seems to take more cues from Gaiman's original work than the other writers who handled sequels to 1602. The style of writing here and attention to plot details seems to be more in line with what had already been established. I'm going to be honest, I hoped that in building this world, characters like Spider-Man wouldn't really be used. I know he's Marvel's flagship character but they have so many other characters to pull from and yet they stick to the most common. Like the Fantastic Four book, Spider-Man's comics are way more science driven than they get credit for and while they do touch on certain areas of science via Henri Pym and Baron Octavius, they don't really delve much into Peter's own scientific mind which is kind of unfortunate. They've kind of tied most of the supernatural happenings to "The Source" but it would have been nice for him to have been one of the few things in this universe that became what he is by his own doing.

All that aside, this graphic novel isn't bad. While Spider-Man wouldn't have been my choice for a main protagonist in a story taking place in the 17th century, I think Jeff Parker does a pretty good job with the material he has to work with. If you know anything about Spider-Man and Peter Parker you know that he's always been portrayed as a hopeless romantic and his relationships with Virginia Dare and Marion Jane Watsonne serve as the backdrop for this narrative. I didn't get the exploration of Peter's scientific knowledge that I wanted but the overarching theme of these stories seem to be working with genetics and the splicing of human and animal DNA which is good enough to hold my interest.

This is a basic "hero gets the girl at the end" fairytale. There's some good action in it, and in that regard it's probably the most grim of the titles in the 1602 collection as we see the deaths of several major characters play out. This is the last story in the series before the company wide "Battleworld" arc and it's the last that really deals with the characters you have reading about since the inception of these books. If you've been following along you know that this is 1602 of the Earth-616 Universe so you will notice between this collection and the New World spin-off that the history of this world is kind of correcting itself and things are happening the way they should so that the future of Earth-616 isn't affected which I found to be the most interesting part of about this universe and the stories that cover it, there is a deeper story in the background.

THE GOOD

If you were going to take the characterization of Peter Parker and translate it into Peter Parquagh in a Elizabethan setting, this is probably the best you could do with this material. Although I wasn't that interested in Parquagh at first, over time the writers that handled him added enough interesting layers to his story that I began to look forward to how he would further develop and what stories they were going to tell with him.

THE BAD

I would have loved to have seen more of Peter's scientific mind in his portrayal in this book. It was more of a classic, guy gets the girl story than a scientific adventure and that's kind of what I wanted more of out of the Fantastick Four series as well and I think that's unfortunate. I know they only had 5 issues to play with but the material they were working with is so rich that only scratching the surface of that leaves so many possibilities on the table.

I give this series an, 8.0 out of 10 ALRIGHT

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World War Hulks: Classified #1 (2010) John Romita Jr. & Klaus Janson Cover, Jeff Parker & Various Writers, Ben Oliver & Ramón Rosanas Artists

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