Writers: Dan Slott & Christos Gage
Pencils: Humberto Ramos
Inks: Victor Olazaba
Color: Edgar Delgado
Letters: Chris Eliopoulos
Review: Art Bee
The time has come to start looking back at some more
recent back issues and, at this time, we are delving into part of the
climactic Superior Spider-Man series that ended. Though I have never
been as strong a Spidey fan as Madman (or for as long), my appreciation
for the web-slinger has always been a part of me. Most of our culture is
familiar (but often misquoted) with the mantra of, “…with great power
there must also come – great responsibility!”
The feature of Doc Ock as Peter Parker/Spider-Man really tickled my antihero pleasure center and I had to jump on this series.
From the start, we find Spider-Man’s mantra is so powerful that the memory has the potential to steer the will of Otto Octavious to a life of good…albeit skewed to that thin line between good and evil.
Throughout the series we find Doc Ock modifying
Peter’s life to suit himself, such as getting his doctorate and setting
up a lab and army of minions. Many people start noticing changes in
Peter Parker.
