Binding: Paperback
EAN: 0759606113309
Number Of Pages: 120

Average Rating:

Rating: - Brian Vaughan's Best Superhero Work
As far as straight superhero comics go, "Spider-Man/Dr. Octopus" is probably Brian K. Vaughan's shining moment. Whereas his work on "Batman" and "Ultimate X-Men" left readers underwhelmed, this mini-series succeeds on many levels. Vaughan presents one of the most vicious takes on Dr. Octopus ever. It should be noted that although there's no mention of the time period, it's set early on in Spider-Man's career, as Gwen Stacy is alluded to in one scene.

Rating: - Simply excellent
Having just recently began my interest in comic books again, I was no doubt eager to get back into the 'swing' of things with my life-long favorite, Spider-man. J.M. Straczynski's work on Amazing has been excellent, but Spider-Man/Doctor Octopus: Negative Exposure really stands out as one of the best Spider-man tales I've read in a long time.

Spidey and Doc Ock are at it yet again, and Daily Bugle photographer Jeffrey Haight(wrongly misprinted as 'Jeff Brasi' on the back cover) is at ... Read More