AMAZING SPIDER-GIRL #14
Written by Tom DeFalco
Art by Ron Frenz
Brubaker got me pumped for more Black Tarantula with his recent DD Annual and now that DeFalco is finally returning to the Hobgoblin / Black Tarantula feud from the first Spider-Girl series, I'm actually starting to enjoy this series again.
If you started reading Spider-Man in the 90's or liked a lot of the elements from that period, this title has been the only source for that material and this issue introduces another long, lost 90's character in the form of Arana.
The book's not for everyone, but most issues are fairly self-contained and there's an old school Amazing Spider-Man feel to the series. So, if you're a fan of retro style stories with a modern twist, give this book a shot. It's a real love it or hate it title and you'll know if it's for you after an issue or two.
Verdict - Check It
If you started reading Spider-Man in the 90's or liked a lot of the elements from that period, this title has been the only source for that material and this issue introduces another long, lost 90's character in the form of Arana.
The book's not for everyone, but most issues are fairly self-contained and there's an old school Amazing Spider-Man feel to the series. So, if you're a fan of retro style stories with a modern twist, give this book a shot. It's a real love it or hate it title and you'll know if it's for you after an issue or two.
Verdict - Check It
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