Spider-Man: Goblins Revenge
by
Dean Wesley Smith
Generally it's not a good idea for the reader to know
the "hook" after the first few chapters. But never the
less I did. How could you not. This book was written way before
this whole Norman Osborne/Green Goblin mess started in the
regular title. The plot involves Spidey tracking down a mysterious
Green Goblin that is flying around town. Adding to the mystery is
the spotting of Norman Osborne. Never the less after
that, "there's no way they'd bring back Norman" thought,
I then realized it had to be the Chameleon. I guessed this after
chapter 2 or 3. What a let down when I was right, and they didn't
throw any types of curve balls at me. It's elementary my dear
author!
For those Carnage fans out there, there is plenty of him in here.
This book is a sort of sequel to the Carnage in New York
storyline. This book would of gotten 3 Spidey heads if I hadn't
been so let down by figuring out the ending so early on. So 2 out
of 4 on this novel.
