Amazing Spider-Man #35
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| Writer | Steve Ditko, Stan Lee |
| Artist | Steve Ditko |
Who is the Molten Man? And what forces can take down a villain with near-impenetrable skin? Plus, Peter tries to earn some fast cash from his freelance photography, only to find that the Bugle has undergone some recent changes.
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7.0
(Cover Date: April, 1966) Sub-par script by Stan.
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First appearance of Molten Man was better.
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Okay, that was a bit boring and nothing's really new here. But there were some cool moments, especially the last page and that part of action without words, it's not a thing you see often in those old comics.
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6.0
This is another issue that really doesn't do much for me. Molten Man still isn't a great villain, and there's not much on the Peter Parker side. This issue tries to have a lot of fun, and that's commendable, sure. What I want, though, is the same comic I got a few issues back. I want to see storytelling on that level. I don't want issues that feel throwaway if not for one or two pages, like this did. What I can say is that Ditko is, art-wise, still killing it. This title has evolved a lot since it began. You can already feel the tugging toward modernity with some of the techniques being used. That's great. That makes my reading experience more enjoyable. But I want that in conjunction with meaningful stories that make these disposable magaz more
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4.0
Molten Man is still boring
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