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Amazing Spider-Man #23
| Writer | Stan Lee |
| Artist | Steve Ditko |
Don't waste a minute! You've got to see Spidey in action against: The Goblin and the Gangsters!
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I read this last night and unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to review it. It's extra unfortunate because this is genuinely a good issue, and that's a relief after a few mediocre ones. However, because it's been almost a full day since I've read this issue, I've lost most of my specific thoughts regarding it. I do like how Green Goblin has gotten more and more conniving, and is becoming a bigger threat. They keep building him up and soon enough, we'll see that reveal we all know is coming. And in fact, we even see Norman in this issue, looking unassuming as could be. Other things of note: I liked Peter calling Aunt May during the middle of an action scene. I was spending all this time shitting on Betty for being such a paranoid, annoy ing girlfriend, but here we see that Peter is just as bad as she is. Also, Frederick Foswell returns. He's an oft-forgotten supporting cast member from Spidey's early days, but I think he's neat. Quote of the issue: "I Hope He Gets Enough Exercise!" more
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(Cover Date: April, 1965)
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It was okay, but I guess when it comes to Goblin, I prefer the modern stories, rather than these first ones, when the character was still kinda in development. Not a bad story at all, but it's just another Goblin's appearance in the comic, nothing's really surprising or moving.
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