NOTE: I didn't review the last issue cause it was complete filler. For the record, I would have given it a 2/5.
Interesting enough, the description for this issue on Marvel is labeled "classified." Why? Who knows. Anyways, is this issue an improvement over the last? Read on.
Spidey's a busy person. He's part of the Avengers, the New Avengers, and now is part of the Future Foundation. Well, that's why he called the "amazing" Spider-Man. Sadly, he looks the complete opposite of amazing in this issue. Instead, we get an insensitive, 60's version of the character. What the heck is going here? The Spider-Man I know from a few years ago was heck lot more mature, and serious. Slott is ruining my favorite character.
Like, what's going on with Peter and Carlie in the beginning? Oh, I am really getting tired of Carlie now. What happened to MJ? She kind of disappeared off the book.
The art is trying to be a throwback to the 60's era. It fails so bad. I really don't like the art. I want the art from the beginning of Big Time back.
In closing, this is a lackluster issue of Big Time. Nothing really "big" happens. For the record, I do like the new costume.
I give this issue a 2/5.
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