If this feels like a lot for a debut issue, you’d be right there is much to unpack here, but in a way that feels more rewarding than busy. With a main story and a back-up (featuring art by the fantastic Goran Parlov,) “Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man” #1 is setting up a greater mystery with subtle clues, new and returning supporting characters, and more than a couple of intertwining plots, all spinning around each other like the proverbial plates. While all of that is true, what hopefully won’t get lost in the shuffle is just how well Zdarsky makes this feel entirely fresh and modern at the same time, something that is perhaps an even greater feat. There’ll be plenty of reviews that talk about how this feels like a classic Spider-Man story, one that takes the character back to his roots and how this book just ‘feels’ more like a traditional story than most of the recent “Amazing Spider-Man” plots. Featuring adversaries old and new, be there as Spider-Man returns to his friendly neighborhood for his never ending battle against crime and the dreaded ‘Parker Luck’.
A companion series to the best-selling Amazing Spider-Man series, Peter Parker is going back-to-basics for big heroics in the Big Apple. SPIDER-MAN RETURNS TO THE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD! The webslinging, wallcrawling wonder returns to New York City in the all-new PETER PARKER: THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN. Illustrated by Adam Kubert and Goran ParlovĬolored by Jordie Bellaire and Nathan Fairbairn
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