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Warning: there be spoilers below, if you care about that sort of thing.Curt Conners (aka The Lizard, although his scaly alter-ego doesn't put in an appearance in this one) and his lab assistant Ben Reilly (no, not Peter's clone; this is a totally different Ben Reilly) decide to start messing around with Conners' lizardy DNA, Peter's spidery DNA and the Venom suit technology (Venom isn't an alien in this universe, just the result of a scientific experiment).In the best tradition of comicbook science, they combination of these elements creates a semi-sentient killing machine that bears a very close resemblance to Carnage, although they never actually refer to it by that name (except in the title of the story).One of the people this creature kills is somebody very close to Peter. You can have three guesses who it is, but the first two don't count.The main Carnage story is pretty standard B-movie horror type stuff but the aftermath? Man... the aftermath was pretty powerful.

SPOILERSBy the time when Brian Michael Bendis was hired by Marvel to write a Spider-Man comic that would not only reboot the publisher’s most iconic character for the millennial audience, but introduce the Ultimate Universe, Spidey was not selling well as the nineties were a troubling time for the industry, including Marvel, who had to sell the movie rights of their characters to make sure they’re still alive. Fortunately, it paid off as the nerdy science kid from Queens can be as relevant during the 21st century.Based on the original story in Amazing Fantasy #15 by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, which was only 11 pages long, Bendis's retelling of Spider-Man's origin is expanded in the first seven issues. During a school trip to Oscorp Industries, Peter Parker gets bitten by an experimental genetically-engineered spider, which leads to him manifesting various superhuman, arachnid-like powers. As Peter comes to terms with these powers and trying to find a purpose for them, Oscorp founder Norman Osborn – the father of Peter’s friend Harry – keeps an eye on the high schooler who will become your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man.Given that the source material was essentially a short story in which the hero learns the meaning of responsibility through a tragedy, it is surprising how Bendis can expand this over seven issues, since everyone should know Spidey’s origin by now. However, Bendis expands on who Peter is as a high schooler who is constantly being bullied by the jock Flash Thompson, whilst receiving friendly comfort from his next-door neighbour Mary Jane Watson.Although there was about forty years of history before the publication of Ultimate Spider-Man as we’ve seen the character age over the years, returning Peter to his teenage roots not only makes him relevant to younger readers, but shows how Peter has to learn his lessons, albeit through the hardest of circumstances. Obviously the murder of Uncle Ben shapes Peter in the path of “with great power comes great responsibility”, but even as Spider-Man, he is still learning as later in this volume, he faces organized crime, but his decisions as a vigilante does make him a public menace, much to the delight of The Daily Bugle’s J. Jonah Jameson.As someone who thinks Spidey has the best rogues gallery in the Marvel universe, I found some of Mark Bagley’s redesigns of these classic villains to be problematic, such as the Shocker. Although Norman Osborn is a more intimating presence as he manipulates those, including his own son, to achieve his goals, but when he goes full Goblin, he is an uninteresting Hulk-like monster, hence the constant jokes of the Hulk attacking Midtown High School. Wow, never thought I would miss Steve Ditko’s glider-riding Halloween-wearing Goblin. The only villain that came visually unscathed is the Kingpin, who functions the same as his 616 counterpart, but despite his menacing obese figure, the amount of fat jokes Spidey comes up with are just hilarious.Concluding this first year of the book is #13, which brings out the best in the Bendis/Bagley collaboration. What is essentially a conversation in which Peter comes out to Mary Jane, Bendis is spot-on in writing this friendship that could possibly lead to something more, while Mark Bagley (who has been drawing Spider-Man since the early nineties) does a good job at drawing a comic that is very dialogue-heavy as he makes his characters lively and expressive.Clearly influenced the cinematic incarnations, Ultimate Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley is a terrific millennial revisit to the roots of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s most celebrated creation.

It's horror on the home front when Peter Parker becomes the third wheel to comics' oddest couple! Yes, Aunt May has found a new special friend: Dr. Otto Octavius! While a klonk on the head may help Spidey forget that one, teaming up with Doc Ock isn't going to improve his image as Public Enemy No. 1! Spidey battles his way through Ka-Zar, the Vulture and Mysterio, but his deadliest battle is yet to come: Norman Osborn has regained his memory — and the Green Goblin has returned! Spider-Man's most dangerous foe, the only villain to uncover his identity as Peter Parker, is back with a vengeance — and the two will face off in a gigantic, 58-page magazine masterpiece! Collects Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #53-67, Spectacular Spider-Man (1968) #1-2, Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) #14 And Material From Not Brand Echh #6 And #11.

In 1961, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby lit the fuse of the greatest revolution in comic book history - the Marvel Age of Comics - and it started right here, in the pages of the Fantastic Four! With the space race on, Reed Richards, Ben Grimm, Sue Storm and Johnny Storm shoot for the stars...but after their craft is bombarded by cosmic rays, they return to Earth with the startling powers of the Fantastic Four! These weren't just any super heroes, though - the Fantastic Four were a realistic, relatable, bickering and loveable family that couldn't pay their rent and didn't always love their superpowers. COLLECTING: Fantastic Four (1961) 1-18 (Fantastic Four Epic Collection Vol . 1)

Stan Lee and Steve Ditko created an unabashed cultural phenomenon in The Amazing Spider-Man. Their pitch-perfect blend of Peter Parker's everyday woes and Spider-Man's never-say-die adventures was something undeniably special. And after years of perfecting that formula, they unleashed the definitive Spider-Man masterpiece - the Master Planner saga. Putting Spider-Man through the most wrenching experience of his career, Lee and Ditko defined the spirit of a hero that has inspired millions. This Epic Collection has that and so much more in store: the fi rst appearance of Gwen Stacy, Peter Parker's high school graduation and landmark fights with the Green Goblin COLLECTING: VOL. 2; AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1963) 18-38, ANNUAL (1964) 2

In 1962, in the pages of a comic book slated for cancellation, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko gave birth to one of the most enduring icons in American popular culture - the one and only Amazing Spider-Man! Turning the concept of a super hero on its head, they imbued the young, guilt-ridden Peter Parker with the fantastic powers of an arachnid and the fantastic pressures of an everyday teenager. The combination was pure magic. With this Epic Collecti on you can leap into Spider-Man's web-slinging world from the very beginning.COLLECTING: AMAZING FANTASY (1962) 15, AMAZING SPIDERMAN (1963) 1-17, ANNUAL (1964) 1 (AMAZING SPIDER-MAN EPIC COLLECTION VOL. 1

John Romita joins Stan Lee, elevating Spidey's adventures to new heights,beginning with a Green Goblin epic that establishes him as Spider-Man's mostdangerous enemy! Then, the Rhino, a bulldozer on two legs, threatens to makeSpidey an endangered species. The action keeps pumping with Spidey's firstmeeting with the Avengers, the Shocker, the return of the Lizard, Kraven theHunter, an all-new Vulture and the first appearance of the Kingpin! But the trueheart of the story is in young Peter Parker finding his way in the world. He finds new independence as he gets his own pad with Harry Osborn, courts Gwen Stacy and, in comics' most unforgettable entrance, meets Miss Mary Jane Watson.COLLECTING: VOL. 3: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1963) 39-52, ANNUAL (1964) 3-4; MATERIAL FROM NOT BRAND ECHH (1967) 2

This is more like it. I think that I've said before that virtually everything I know about the Spider-Man mythos I learned from the 90s cartoon, so I suppose that I'm coming into all of this with fairly fresh eyes. Was this version of Hobgoblin perfect? Probably not. But Harry is a sympathetic character here, for the most part. The blow up between Peter and Mary Jane was also handled fairly well. I get what Peter is saying, and I get what Mary Jane is saying. Both have good points, neither were at their best. Like so many real life breakups, I suppose. Which doesn't make their arguments easy to read. Quite the opposite, at times.

As Peter Parker tries to sort out his relationship with the X-Men's Kitty Pryde - and continue his friendship with Mary Jane - a mall-food-court lunch turns into a free-for-all as Peter and MJ are interrupted by the debut of... the Ultimate Scorpion! But who is the Scorpion - and what sinister conspiracy is threatening Spider-Man's very existence? The clues have been laid over the past 96 issues... and it all starts to come together here, as we begin the most shocking, most mind-blowing Spider-Man story ever published!Collecting: Ultimate Spider-Man 97-104

Peter Parker hat zwei Probleme: Sein Spider-Man-Kostüm ist futsch und er leidet immer noch unter der Trennung von Mary Jane. Doch Zerstreuung ist im Anmarsch. Ein neuer Mutantengegner sorgt für erste Kontakte mit dem Rest des Ultimativen Universums ... Die X-Frauen, Kitty Pryde und natürlich nicht zu vergessen Gwen Stacy ...Band 5 des gesammelten Nachdrucks von Bendis' und Bagleys ultimativem Spider-Man!StorysUltimate Spider-Man 40-45

In 1962's Amazing Fantasy #15, fifteen-year-old Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider and became the Amazing Spider-Man! 57 years have passed in the real world since that event - so what would have happened if the same amount of time passed for Peter as well? To celebrate Marvel's 80th anniversary, Chip Zdarsky and Spider-Man legend Mark Bagley unite to spin a unique Spidey tale - telling an entire history of Spider-Man from beginning to end, set against the key events of the decades through which he lived! Prepare to watch Peter Parker age through 57 years of groundbreaking history - and find out what happens to him, and those he loves the most!COLLECTING: SPIDER-MAN: LIFE STORY 1-6

This fifth volume, continuing what was the flagship title of Marvel's Ultimate line, carries on with modernizing nuances of classic Spider-Man stories. In this one, a crook in a Spider-Man costume is dragging the real Spider-Man's name through the mud by committing robberies and other heinous crimes around town. Could he be Peter's biggest threat yet since becoming Spider-Man? This one also (while I can't say how well, since I've not read the original) adapts the death of Captain Stacy, Gwen Stacy's father. The art remains the perfect style for the action packed, fun style of the story. Again, as with past volumes I've taken the time to review, not my favorite comic book art ever, but still damn solid. I'd recommend this one to fans of Spidey and those wanting a great superhero read.

I think I have a wee crush on the Bendis Spider-Man series. I've really enjoyed his interpretation of the character and he does an excellent job of showing the reader the story rather than simply telling it.I like that Peter Parker is an extremely introspective character with easily recognizable personality quirks. Parker is written in such a way that any reader should be able to identify and sympathize with him, which means that it's easy to either imagine oneself into his shoes (or unitard) or think of him as a best friend.While this series is a little dated at this point (both the artistic style and story details like pop-culture references and technology are very reminiscent of the late 90s) it's not distracting or off-putting in such a way that detracts from the plot. I think this could easily stand the test of time for another ten years before it starts to feel "old hat."

Sam Bullit is running for Mayor of New York City on an anti-Spider-Man campaign, and Daily Bugle Editor-in-Chief J. Jonah Jameson is backing him 100%. But who s pulling Bullit s strings? None other than the Kingpin of Crime. Plus: Spider-Man meets the sexy and elusive cat burglar called the Black Cat, who claws herself into the young web-slinger's life and purrs her way into Peter Parker's. When the Cat gets her paws on a stolen tablet that the Kingpin desperately wants, the crime lord hires the deadly Elektra to retrieve the artifact for him.Collecting: Ultimate Spider-Man 47-53

Another Ultimate Spider-Man, another story about clones. Ho hum. I liked War of the Symbiotes but there seemed to be something missing. Or maybe there was just too much plot stuffed into too small a package. I absolutely loved the bits with Eddie talking to people on the park bench. You knew where it was going but the anticipation was built up fabulously. The inner monologue of Peter when he was swallowed by the Venom suit was also fantastic. It gave a great sense that he wasn't in control.Unfortunately, I think the Gwen Stacy moments and the Ultimates and Carnage were just a bit too much to cram into the one volume. The story didn't really seem developed and felt like it was in a rush to get somewhere. I'm also not that fond of Silver Sable and her Syndicate. They were almost as unnecessary as the Beetle. This volume suffered from too many villains syndrome.

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  Spider-Man borns again in modern times!\
This TPB collects "Ultimate Spider-Man" #1-7.Creative Team:Writer: Brian Michael BendisIllustrator: Mark Bagley\
  POWER\
The Amazing Spider-Man "borns" again for a new generation in the 2001's Ultimate Marvel Universe.This first storyarc re-tells the classic origin of Spider-Man but setting in the new millenium, with current technology, modern storytelling style and......an excellent choice for any Spider-Man fan (like me!) for reading Peter Parker's first steps into being the amazing neighborhood hero, in a modern scenario.The creative team didn't rush the process, and a proof of that is that Peter doesn't go into his formal Spider-suit until the 4th issue of this title, and he doesn't do really super-hero stuff until the 5th issue, that for me it's an (indeed) amazing bold move, since when you're reading it in a TPB, maybe you can't picture the angle that people who got the first three issues of the title, they didn't have the main title hero in his super-hero suit and doing super-hero stuff in three issues!!!People, that's a bold creative team! (They ruined it later, but right now, it's bold!)\
  RESPONSIBILITY\
Peter Parker has one of the greatest super-hero origins (if not the best) since he makes mistakes and due his own mistakes, terrible things happened, and since then he promised to use with responsibility his powers.Peter Parker isn't millionaire, isn't an alien with access to advanced technology, isn't trained by masters in different fields,......he needs to do even his own costume!And more important than everything else......he doesn't have the luxury of taking aside his personal life when he is doing hero-time, nope, he is Peter Parker all the time, even when he is wearing the wall-crawler costume. When he's battling a super-villain, he still needs to deliver homework at school next day, he still needs to help with chores at home, he still needs to find ways to bring some extra money to support his Aunt May, etc...Peter Parker is one of the most amazing super-heroes in New York, with a very large and dangerous rogue gallery, but he always is a teenager trying to do what is right......since he learn in the very hard way what happens when he doesn't.Power isn't for your personal gain......it's a responsibility about others' safety.Not matter if they thank you for that or calling you a menace.Doing what is right is never easy.Being Peter Parker never is easy.

The wait is over! Prepare yourself for the most shocking Spider-Man story you will ever read! Young Peter Parker has led a heroic life, and tried to live by the simple and powerful philosophy that with great power comes great responsibility - but will that philosophy be enough to save him from the horror that awaits him here? This is easily the most important story in Ultimate Spider-Man history - and maybe the most important story in the Ultimate Universe. Who better to illustrate it than Ultimate Spider-Man legend Mark Bagley, making his mighty Marvel return! It's Bendis and Bagley, together again - and just in time!Collecting: Ultimate Comics Spider-Man 156-160

Yet another Kingpin story. I have to be honest, I was getting a little sick of this guy. But I did love the idea that he'd picked up the licensing rights to Spider-Man's likeness. I didn't really care for the giant team-up that makes up most of this trade. To be honest, I don't care much about any of the heroes that join Spider-Man. Creativity points for the finale, though. That said, the last issue in this collection is fantastic: Aunt May and Peter's long overdue heart-to-heart about him being Spider-Man and his guilt over Uncle Ben's murder. This is what makes the book, for me, the moments when Peter is Peter, and not Spider-Man. The last issue in this collection was also the last one with art by Bagley. He'd had more than 100 issues on the book, which is a pretty good run. And at some point, I'd gotten to like his art. Maybe he'd improved that much as an artist, or maybe I'd just acquired a taste for it. But it no longer struck me as quite so grimace-filled as it had at first. Bagley's art so defined the look of Ultimate Spider-Man that I'll miss him.

A major movie studio is making a summer blockbuster about Spider-Man, and the Ultimate wall-crawler swings by the set to give the producers a piece of his mind. But someone else is even hotter about being in the film than Spidey: Doctor Octopus, who just may shut the production down if he doesn't get final edit As the cameras roll, the real wall-crawler and Doc Ock go head-to-head behind the scenes Collects Ultimate Spider-Man #54-59.

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