Amazing Spider-Man #64
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| Writer | Nick Spencer |
| Artist | Federico Vicentini |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
• Tombstone and Robbie are at each other's throats and much of Spider-Man's life is collateral damage.
• Does this have anything to do with Mayor Kingpin's moves of late?
• Short answer - yes.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.9
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Apr 21, 2021Vicentini delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. There are awesome action scenes and the art has an energy that draws you in visually. Read Full Review
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8.3
Comic Watch - Jimmy Hayes
Apr 21, 2021This issue continues the march to the big summer Spider-Man event!!... "Sinister War!!" I have no idea what it is, but if it's gonna top this storyline, it's gonna be something!! Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - Collier "CJ" Jennings
Apr 21, 2021Amazing Spider-Man #64sees the "King's Ransom" storyline progress at a steady pace, while hinting at the next big story for the web-slinger. As was the case with "Last Remains," Spencer is paying off plot threads he set up in earlier issues and his labor has borne some rather intriguing fruit. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Megan Peters
Apr 21, 2021The Amazing Spider-Man brings out some serious action this week as Peter finds himself setting a hostage situation while Norman comes face to face with the demons sewn into his son. Read Full Review
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8.0
Weird Science Marvel Comics - wolfcypher
Apr 23, 2021Amazing Spider-Man has been in top form for a long time. Nick Spencer is now tying up several past plots into a really entertaining series of events, and as always, he has the privilege of getting some excellent art talent to come along for the ride. Read Full Review
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7.5
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Apr 22, 2021Amazing Spider-Man #64 was a vast improvement over the first chapter of the "King's Ransom" story arc. The sense of urgency from Spider-Man, Robbie Robertson, Wilson Fisk, and others made you invested in the latest developments around the war for power and control of New York City underground. The surprising development in the greater Kindred plotline added to the success of this issue. Read Full Review
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6.5
COMICON - James Ferguson
Apr 26, 2021Relationship troubles lead to an all-out gang war with Spider-Man stuck in the middle. The supporting cast takes center stage in this issue as a few plot threads look closer to wrapping up than ever before. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
A nimble writing book, putting the pieces together for the next hit. On the one hand Kingpin forcing Kindred in a cruel way. For another Robbie and Tombstone fighting again before Spider makes his entrance to stop the conflict. I love the new Spider suit it's totally cool. In the end he leaves us with an arch enemy of the spider is back. Great story, abundant action, great art.
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I can't really say much that I haven't been saying for pretty much every issue. I'm really enjoying this story. And I'm excited for Sinister War, obviously, as I would be.
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Enjoyable.
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8.5
I'm really enjoying this arc. And while the Kindred teases are getting annoying, I'm once again intrigued by them.
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8.0
Man, I've missed Octavius for a while now!
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7.5
Amazing has been a solid average comic for quite a while. Its nothing that leaves you on the edge of your seat but, its fun and it has some charm. Id like to spencer just slam dunk an arc but it never seems to pan out.
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7.5
" Crime Master. Another one. Seriously what makes these guys keep adopting failed super-villain identités ?" - SPIDER MAN
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7.5
Stories featuring the rivalry between Robbie and Tombstone are always exciting. Though Nick Spencer was a little off. In their last tussle was Web of Spider-Man #68, where Tombstone was accidentally given new powers, and out of gratitude for his role he told Robbie it settled their debts. It's a good enough issue. I see I was right about Dr.Strange and Mephisto's encounter a few issues ago not being explained for the time being. But Kingpin and Mordo are determined to get into Kindred's head to find what they want. Even in his evil days Norman wouldn't have stood for this. One of the most exciting parts was the Sinister War epilogue at the end. I missed the Superior Spider-man stuff, so I was wondering what Doc Ock has been up to. It's be more
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7.5
Moving the story with nice art but ultimately just another run of the mill Spencer ASM issue. I will always read ASM but I do wish it was better than this.
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7.0
Spidey struggles to stay relevant as three plotlines develop with minimal involvement from him. Robbie and Tombstone team up to save their kids, Fred goes after the last Lifeline fragment on his own, and Mordo (at Fisk's direction) starts to wake up Kindred. These stories are progressing in interesting ways, but they're conveyed with underwhelming words and art here. It seems to be a waste to use Nick Spencer on anything Spidey-related other than "Superior Foes." He's practically turned ASM into that, which is a real Catch-22. Hooray, more Superior Foes! But boo, we want real ASM!
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3.5
Spencer dropped the ball hard on this loooong time ago. He's just writing for the lowest common denominator at this point. No one gives a shit about Kindred anymore.
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