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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.597303
Fabric Type: 9781594741258
Legal Disclaimer: 1594741255
Maximum Color Depth: Quirk Books
Metal Type: Quirk Books
Publisher: 1
Region Code: 176
Total External Bays Free: October 12, 2006
Total Firewire Ports: Quirk Books
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Product Description:
With great power comes great responsibility so if you want to be like Spider-Man, you'd better read the instructions first. The Spider-Man Handbook describes everything you need to live the Super Hero life. You'll discover:
How to Crawl up a Wall
How to Design and Build a Costume
How to Swing from Building to Building
How to Stop a Getaway Car
How to Negotiate the Release of a Hostage
How to Take On a Gang of Henchmen
Plus a few skills that would benefit all the Peter Parkers of the world (such as How to Deal with a Nightmare Boss, How to Live on a Meager Income, and so on). Complete with colorful step-by-step illustrations by a top Marvel artist, The Spider-Man Handbook is essential reading for all your web-slinging needs!
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The Spider-Man handbook won't give you super powers or make you a hero, but it is a fun, quirky read (appropriate since it is from Quirk Books) that does have several bits of practical information for the hero wannabe. The book is part fantasy, part survival guide, and part Spider-Man mythology, all rolled into one. Having read Quirk's Superman handbook, the Spider-Man handbook seems quite a bit more on the fantastic side.
The first chapter covers your Spider-Man basics such as how ... Read More
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While the DC heroes Superman and Batman received the respective training manuals, Spider-Man now has his. Written in the same "Worst-Cast Scenario" as the other two, it captures the spirit and humor of training to be Spider-Man.
It does have the same dis-claimer like the others (who wants to be sued for someone who doesn't know comics are fiction), it does also offer real-world adivce. Living on a meager budget is something that both Spider-Man and civilians have to often do.
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