You guys waited over two weeks for this, and by golly you’re gonna get what you were promised. I am proud to present Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (2016) #1!
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (2016) #1
“Spiders, A to E”
Writer: Neil Bogenrieder
Assistant Writer: Mohammed Jaafar
Editor: Mark Alford
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Line Art by Neil Bogenrieder
Colors by Jessica Brown
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Good book, I like it! Keep ’em coming.
It’s a good question, and one I do have an answer for. If you look earlier in the script, on page 5 (Page 3 of the actual document.) you’ll see Peter mention that Harry should bring Liz over in the scene, citing that she hasn’t seen Annie in a good deal of time. That said, I did fail to recognize Annie’s presence in the last scene, but there is a mention of it earlier that they were bringing Annie.
It is an appropriate nitpick, all things considered, and I appreciate you pointing it out for me.
Good start…one question though, I couldn’t tell if they brought Annie with them to the Coffee Bean or if they just left her home alone without a sitter…
Sorry a nitpick…
Over all though, I liked it, and this is coming from someone who stopped reading at the end of Spider-Verse because Slott finally drove me from comics all together…