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Loading... Spider-man: The Death of Jean DeWolffby Peter David
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Belongs to SeriesSpectacular Spider-Man (1976-1998) (107-110, 134-136 collected) Belongs to Publisher Series
He's the Sin-Eater, the man who takes the world's sins for himself by killing every sinner he sees - and he sees them everywhere. But the lethal lunatic bites off more than he can chew when he robs Spider-Man of a dear friend: police captain Jean DeWolff. Join the wall-crawler for a frantic search through New York City that culminates in a pivotal moment between Manhattan's two biggest solo stars - Spidey and Daredevil! Collecting: Peter Parker , the Spectacular Spider -Man (1976) 107-110, 134-136 No library descriptions found. |
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The second half was less impressive to me. I've never been a fan of Mary-Jane (thanks mostly to Kirsten's Dunst's performance in the Sam Raimi trilogy, as this is one of my first forays into the comics) but I was somewhat pleasantly surprised to find that my dislike of Mary Jane in this collection had little to do with that leftover taste in my mouth. I just don't find her to be a compelling character.
I did find one moment in the beginning where Spider-Man found Jean's clippings of news stories about him and his subsequent assumption of why that was to be misleading, especially as a driving motivation that went unresolved. Other than that I really enjoyed this collection!
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