The Amazing Spider-Man by David Michelinie

It's not so overt but rather you can see that subtle unnecessary negative characteristic each issue.įinally a one-off story, but not one that's particularly great. What's worse is that at times Michelinie paints Peter as a very childish and whiny character, it helps put Mary Jane in a better light but doesn't make sense of why she loves him or for that matter why Peter can be considered a heroic character. It's not as interesting as the building of Mary Jane and Peter's relationship and there isn't much action to be depicted either. While Fox is ready for the steal, he is not only stopped by Spider-Man but his friend the Prowler as well. The action of the plot mainly revolves around a thief names Fox set to steal a ruby where Peter has a party held in his honor, in Los Angeles. Of course if Peter goes, Spider-Man follows and where Spider-Man goes, trouble is definitely not far behind.Īlso for MJ it starts to establish the menacing Jonathan Ceasar as a character being the wealthy supervisor for the couple's condo. It's a relief for Peter as he sets to pay for his Masters education back at the Empire State University.

Another two parter story that begins an extensive sub plot when a company publishes Peter's Spider-Man sub plot and takes him on a cross country press tour to promote the book.

The Amazing Spider-Man by David Michelinie