I keep using “it’s a lot of fun” and it is! It pokes fun at so many things-Spider-Man, superheroes, modern technology, dating. #1 has lots of appearances from our favorite superheroes-Johnny Storm (he and Peter Parker are buds!!!), Ant-Man (who comes to Spider-Man’s rescue), and Sam Wilson (Captain America *salutes*).I need that! (I’ve been burned out by superhero comics that are super serious and angry.) HE HAS A THWIP-LIST!! He hasn’t been jaded nor is he rolling around in sadness or anger. He’s superheroing to his heart’s content. NEXT!” (also, the fact that Peter find superhero movies unrealistic makes me laugh so hard.) #1 pokes fun, and it’s like “yeah, yeah Peter Parker, blah blah blah. It’s always retold again and again until you just don’t want to hear it again. SELF-AWARENESS!!! This issue acknowledges how everybody is tired of Peter Parker’s origin story.I cannot tell you what the other Peter Parker comics are like, but holy hell, I’m very surprised by how much I enjoyed this. Yes it does.įIRST THOUGHT (after I read through the issue once through): PETER PARKER: THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN (BLERGH A MOUTHFUL) IS FUN!!! He’s the only reason why I want to read Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man because I’m mainly hoping he pokes fun at Peter Parker.Īnd does this live up to the high expectation I hold Zdarsky to? Yes.
I’m quite surprised I willingly picked up this Spider-Man comic, not about Miles Morales), and the reason is Chip Zdarsky. (I don’t want to sully by blog with his name because I don’t like him for a myriad of reasons.) I bet you’re going ANOTHER ONE?! Because oh lord, do we really need another Spider-Man comic? Especially one about Peter Parker? There are already a ton of those comics. Now, this is apparently a companion series to the currently running Peter Parker Spider-Man series, The Amazing Spider-Man, by-rhymes with-Pan Klott. In honor of Spider-Man: Homecoming having recently came out last Friday (and since I won’t be seeing it this month), let’s talk about the new Spider-Man series Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 by Chip Zdarksy and Adam Hubert because why not! You must willing to take responsible of the silliness you will read. Like Peter Parker’s Uncle Ben once said, “with great power must come great responsibility,” and that’s something you should be aware of when you pick up Chip Zdarsky’s Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1. It’s all about first impressions, what I like or didn’t like about the issue, and whether I would keep reading it beyond the first issue. Comic Firsts, a feature where I talk about the first issues of comics that I’ve bought, received, or borrowed.
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