Is anyone still reading Superior Spiderman?

[chazz530]

I myself have enjoyed the heck out of Superior Spider-Man much to my own surprise. I picked it up out of curiosity thinking it was the dumbest thing I ever heard of but they have proven me wrong. They different scenarios the storyline has brought forth have been really enjoyable. Plus it's still better than the majority of the new 52.

[ubermanx]

"Is anyone still reading Superior Spider-Man?"

Not for long ...

http://www.newsarama.com/19992-is-ma...pider-man.html

But I do have to admit that the story line was fun and a good distraction for awhile but it is indeed time to bring Peter back.

- Marty

[kingdom warrior]

Can't say I'm a fan of the new "ethereal" art style that many comics go with nowadays, as seen above. I'm not saying the artists aren't talented, but i don't feel it suits the medium well.

Chris

Classic comics are about good straight storytelling with beautiful art, that can be seen clearly not cluttered. John Buscema is the classic example of a Great story teller and great draftsman. when Bill Sienkiewicz started doing the fine arts look for comics, for me I thought it was out of place. Lot's of style but difficult for the eyes to follow.....he opened the door for that style you see today in comics.......

[Earth 2 Chris]

I will say this is an improvement over Ramos' 90s works, but I've never been a fan of his wonky style on "regular" super hero comics. It kind of works in Impulse, but beyond that, I've never been a fan.

Chris

[enyawd72]

There's a reason why he should keep his mask on all the time. Ramos art=instant turn off.

AMEN to that brotha!

He couldn't draw blood if he worked for the Red Cross.

[thunderbolt]

There's a reason why he should keep his mask on all the time. Ramos art=instant turn off.

[The Bat]

Well, I guess I'll start buying again with Amazing Spiderman #1!

[Earth 2 Chris]

Peter's back! But he's now cross-eyed and slightly touched in the head!

Chris

[samurainoir]

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/01/08/yup-it-looks-like-amazing-spider-man-1-by-dan-slott-and-humberto-ramos-for-april/

[Fuzzysnail]

The arc has lasted about 15 issues too long allready. I do like a cross over with 2099, but again Peter belongs in the story line. Ill pick up another spidey book when Doc Ock is gone, not another issue till then.

[LadyZod]

I'm enjoying Superior. I had dropped the Spidey titles during that One More Day stunt and came back to read this arc out of curiosity.

I'm a firm believer that Spider-ock will get his comeuppance, and I can't wait to see how it plays out. Plus I enjoyed the connection to SM 2099.

[VintageMike]

Me too. I picked up the first issue of MK Spidey and that was it because of the art. I found the art made it unreadable. That aside I would recommend the 700 point issues that have come out especially 700.1 and 700.2 for classic Spidey fans. Great art and a real showcase for the classic PP Spidey.

[The Bat]

Can't say I'm a fan of the new "ethereal" art style that many comics go with nowadays, as seen above. I'm not saying the artists aren't talented, but i don't feel it suits the medium well.

Chris

I'm with ya on that Chris.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Can't say I'm a fan of the new "ethereal" art style that many comics go with nowadays, as seen above. I'm not saying the artists aren't talented, but i don't feel it suits the medium well.

Chris

[The Bat]

I agree with voting with your $$$$$. If the fans had just stopped buying the books immediately, this "Spider-Ock" nonsense would have been over a long time ago! It's worked before; during the Clone Saga when Marvel announced that Ben Reilly was the really Spiderman and not Peter Parker...the fan OUT RAGE was so strong Marvel backed down and decided to make Reilly the clone.

Before the fan backlash though...Marvel had been Planning a to make Ben Reilly the real Spiderman with a whole new supporting cast built around him. Needless to say, the fans had a big impact and helped Marvel to change their minds.