Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785124924
Edition: Direct Ed
ISBN: 0785124926
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 352
Publication Date: April 11, 2007
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Studio: Marvel Comics

Features:

• ISBN13: 9780785124924
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Collecting the groundbreaking first year of Ultimate Spider-Man in one colossal trade paperback! High school, puberty, first dances - there are many pitfalls to being young. Compound these with intense personal tragedy and superhuman powers, and you can start to visualize the world of Peter Parker, a.k.a. Spider-Man. Following the murder of his uncle and the Green Goblin's assualt on his high school, Peter finds himself on the brink of manhood: getting a job at the Daily Bugle to help support his widowed aunt and taking on extracurricular activities - such as bringing down the Kingpin, the head of organized crime in New York City! Collects Ultimate Spider-Man #1-13.

Average Rating:

Rating: - Fantastic Idea for New Spidey Fans
I am a born and bred DC Comics fan. A few years back, some friends kept bugging me to try Ultimate Spider-Man and I kept blowing it off. Finally, I saw this collection of the first few books for a decent price, and it's praise is well earned.

For those that don't know, the Marvel Ultimate Universe sort of re-interprets many of it's popular properties, with Spider-Man being the longest run. Don't know a thing about Spider-Man?? This is perfect for you. Bendis does a fantastic job ... Read More

Rating: - Ultimate spider-man vol 1 hard cover
This book is a must read1 If you are a big spiderman read or just loves reading comics then you have to start reading those epic books!

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Rating: - Great Story, Bad Art
Ultimate Spider-Man retells the story of Spider-Man but in today's times. Parker is no longer a photographer but a web designer/developer at the Daily Bugle. The story is a little bit different and the characters also look different. Uncle Ben has a pony-tail, yes, you heard right! The changes in the story is actually better than the original and more tightly woven. There are less random events happening and it flows better. For instance, Osborne and Otto are colleagues and they also created ... Read More

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Rating: - This Is The Only "Spider-Man" I Read
I think that what Bendis and Bagley have done here is simply Amazing. I think series is better than all of the other spidey titles out there. this is the first year of this title and I like it better than the individual "Arcs" that are being collected.

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Rating: - Fantasic reboot of Spidey
I bought this collection (#1-2) quite by chance, while I was in New York on a holiday. I had been collecting only Batman and Superman trade paperbacks, and thought I would try a Spidey one. Boy, was I pleased I did!

The story revolves around a younger Peter Parker (15 years old) who is a high school student. He is friends with MJ (Gwen Stacey comes into the picture later) and works at the Bugle as a web designer, rather than a photographer (which is a nice change). There are some other ... Read More