Review of
Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #57
Published:
February 1968
Reviewer Rating:
Avg User Rating:
(3.22)
5/10
Sorry but i didn't like this gentleman Ka-zar on suit, that looks as the blonde handsome version of Kraven in the city. All his appearances seem like a shampoo advertisement on slow motion that are an excuse to show his naked chest.
Also, it's not believable how J. J. Jameson convinces Ka-zar to stop Spider-man, at this point he should already distrust civilized people intentions. Aunt May fainting is as usual as heroes fighting because of misunderstandings.
In contrast, i liked Spider-man lost without a clue, struggling to survive by his own even to get essentials as food and seek shelter.
Sorry but i didn't like this gentleman Ka-zar on suit, that looks as the blonde handsome version of Kraven in the city. All his appearances seem like a shampoo advertisement on slow motion that are an excuse to show his naked chest.
Also, it's not believable how J. J. Jameson convinces Ka-zar to stop Spider-man, at this point he should already distrust civilized people intentions. Aunt May fainting is as usual as heroes fighting because of misunderstandings.
In contrast, i liked Spider-man lost without a clue, struggling to survive by his own even to get essentials as food and seek shelter.
