Spider-Man: Goblin's Revenge

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Summary: This book was nicely done, absoulute hit.
Review: The book was was nice. The battles with the gargoyles (chupacabras). The journal of Curt Connors was pretty boring, but no problem. If you like Spider-Man kicking the @#$% out of Lizard, This the one.

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Summary: A Great Sequel for a Great Book
Review: This book is a great sequel for Carnage in New York and I found just as exciting as Carnage in New York. The book examines Spider-Mans head psychologically and examines what effect his villains have head in molding his personality. With non-stop action and excitement with dead-on characterization this book is awesome!!!

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Summary: Nice way to Follow Up the Carnage In New York
Review: This book is a pretty good read. First off, it starts as a mysterious foe watches Spidey's battle with Carnage from Carnage in New York (If you haven't read that book yet, read my review, it's pretty good....the book I mean, hehe). Then it ties in directly to the last pages of that book and into this one. I won't spoil it too much for you, but Spidey gets haunted when Doc Cattrall's serum - the very serum that could destroy entire countries - gets stolen! Yes, again! This kicks him almost over the edge! Plus, since Peter's obviously bored and lacking a challenge (and who wouldn't be, with being obsessed searching for a killer serum and all), we see the return of Norman Osborn!! He's dead! Or is he? To make matters worse (as if the return of one of your most powerful enemies on TOP of looking for a killer serum wasn't enough), Carnage has escaped! And he's coming to New York to rip Spidey into little bits! How'd he get free? Is there some connection? Should Peter have just stayed in bed? Plus Spidey tangles with even MORE folx, as you'll find out. Whoever thought sleeping near subway tracks could be so much fun? This book is well-written, and it'll keep you guessing as to what's going on, who's behind what, and how it ties together until the end. Best Spidey book I've read, by far.

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Summary: Nice way to Follow Up the Carnage In New York
Review: This book is a pretty good read. First off, it starts as a mysterious foe watches Spidey's battle with Carnage from Carnage in New York (If you haven't read that book yet, read my review, it's pretty good....the book I mean, hehe). Then it ties in directly to the last pages of that book and into this one. I won't spoil it too much for you, but Spidey gets haunted when Doc Cattrall's serum - the very serum that could destroy entire countries - gets stolen! Yes, again! This kicks him almost over the edge! Plus, since Peter's obviously bored and lacking a challenge (and who wouldn't be, with being obsessed searching for a killer serum and all), we see the return of Norman Osborn!! He's dead! Or is he? To make matters worse (as if the return of one of your most powerful enemies on TOP of looking for a killer serum wasn't enough), Carnage has escaped! And he's coming to New York to rip Spidey into little bits! How'd he get free? Is there some connection? Should Peter have just stayed in bed? Plus Spidey tangles with even MORE folx, as you'll find out. Whoever thought sleeping near subway tracks could be so much fun? This book is well-written, and it'll keep you guessing as to what's going on, who's behind what, and how it ties together until the end. Best Spidey book I've read, by far.

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Summary: Awsome
Review: This book is great. It starts out whith an introduction witch is basicaly the end of Carnage in New York (also a great Book)and then Spider-Man starts to see Norman Osborn and has unbelievable nightmares about Carnages recent murder spree. When he hears that a deadly serum that can make any normal person turn into a sicotic killer has been stolen by the Green Goblin, and Carnage has broken loose and teamed up with the Green Goblin to finish the web slinger once and for all.

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Summary: Nice
Review: This book is superb. Make sure that you are going to get it. I am ont going to spoil it for you by telling you what this book is about, however, I guess it would not hurt to say it is a sequal to cornage in new yourk book. The charectores have been captured superbly and the story line is very nice. I personaly think that Dean Wesley smith is great writer. Make sure you Buy his other book the Jewl of Cyttorox and his upcoming book the emrald's myestory which will also feature Spider-man

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Summary: It's a great sequel to Carnage in New York!
Review: This book was great. The Green Goblin returns (or does he?) in this exciting novel. Carnage is even more evil than he was in Carnage in New York. Lots of deaths and gore. Spidey has a lot of bad dreams as well. The ending is great! It's a great surprise so I won't ruin it. Read this book

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Summary: bringing Osborn back the _right_ way!
Review: This was a much better way to bring Norman Osborn back than the stupid way they did in the Marvel comics. And it was a fun book, too. I especially liked the chapter illustration that looked like the cover to the death of Gwen Stacy issue. Nice touch.