Something old, something new, something borrowed and something red and blue. Most of the great spidey arcs are not about the websliger but about Pete and finally in Amazing Spiderman #532 JMS (Joseph Michael Straczynski) gets back to a old-fashioned tale that is about the man and not about the spider. Don't get me wrong here; I enjoy a good archetypical myth just as much as the next man, but finally after a long time (probably since Jenkins' send-off in Spectacular (Vol. 2) #27) did I resonate with what I read. Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Something Old, Something New...
Something old, something new, something borrowed and something red and blue. Most of the great spidey arcs are not about the websliger but about Pete and finally in Amazing Spiderman #532 JMS (Joseph Michael Straczynski) gets back to a old-fashioned tale that is about the man and not about the spider. Don't get me wrong here; I enjoy a good archetypical myth just as much as the next man, but finally after a long time (probably since Jenkins' send-off in Spectacular (Vol. 2) #27) did I resonate with what I read. 
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