Absolutely packed full of the exciting adventures of Spidey and his allies,
Astonishing Spiderman is a great comic from Marvel.
Astonishing Spider-Man brings you all the latest escapades of the much beloved web-slinger. As you would expect from a Marvel comic the illustrations are absolutely top notch, showing in fantastic detail and beautiful colour the difficult tests Spider-man faces. A great read whether you are picking it up for the first time or having been following Spidey’s adventures since the very, very beginning,
Astonishing Spiderman allows you to escape to a world of action and intrigue and super-powers.
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no 65 (2 in stock)
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07 Jun 12 (12 days)
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Spider-Man was famously bitten by a radioactive spider. As such, he possesses many greatly improved powers that spiders do, not least his well known ability as a web-slinger. It’s a shame, however, that he doesn’t have a greatly increased number of legs and eyes, and a propensity to appear around autumn and spring time and hide under your bed, crawling out when you least expect it. Actually, scratch that, it’s a good thing he doesn’t do that. Here at Newsstand we’ve had a thought about some other unlikely super-heroes that could have been bitten by an assortment of radio-active critters.
Chicken-Man – has the ability to fly, but not very well. Tends to lose his head in a crisis, quite literally.
Tapeworm-Man – can slowly weaken the enemy from the inside.
Sheep-Man – rather easily led, Sheep-Man operates best in a flock of other super-heroes
>br> Woodlouse-Woman – can curl up into a ball to resist attack, however, is really rather tiny.
There could be a rather entertaining market for the misadventures of a bunch of incredibly inept superheroes. Just imagine how hilarious it could be, a bunch of people with useless powers who save the day only by accident, we know we’d be eager to pick up a copy so take note Marvel and DC. NB
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