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Amazing Spider-Man #47
| Writer | Stan Lee |
| Artist | John Romita Sr. |
Kraven the Hunter hunts...Norman Osborn? Can Spidey stop one enemy from destroying another?
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(Cover Date: April, 1967)
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Might be the best versions of MJ and Gwen. Era-defining artwork.
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So... I read the bulk of this issue back in March. Then life happened, and I had to stop, 5 pages from the end. This puts me in a strange place in terms of reviewing this one. What I set out to do with these reviews is really delve into my fandom of Spider-Man, and give a more comprehensive form of my thoughts about each and every issue of the wall crawler. Unfortunately, writing these reviews out takes a lot of time for me, as I'm not a professional. This has led to me taking shortcuts in some of my later reviews. However, this one is a bit different because of the gap between reading. I know what happens in this issue, but I don't remember the exact specifics. And that's a shame because this issue did have some good character in it. I kno w, I know, I could just re-read the whole thing but... Finishing this issue and putting *something* out for a review has literally been in the back of my mind since March. March! All of this is me rambling to explain why I won't be going into so much detail here. But I do want to read more classic Spider-Man soon, and more regularly. I was looking at some 90s Spider-Man and I want to read that again really badly. But I have to get through... Plenty of other issues to get there. Quote of the issue: "Mmm Mmm! This Tempo Really Turns Me On!" more
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