Title: Terrible
Product review: I appreciate what Marvel is trying to do here: take a popular character, return him to his roots, and bring in new readers. Financially, they succeeded. Artistically, they hit bottom.Brian Michael Bendis. Loved by everyone, appartently. Never has a writer so consistently disappointed me as Bendis has. His dialogue is choppy and irritating, his plots are muddled and anticlimactic. And all the revisions he inserted into this story were completely unnecessary.Don't tell me a story in seven issues that you could've told me in two or three. The Spider-Man film did it right, Ultimate Spider-Man did it wrong. The film collapsed all the basic and best elements of Spider-Man into itself, whilst the comic is meandering and annoying.The artwork is sloppy, and makes me feel cheated considering the sleek look of the cover.And turning Uncle Ben into an aged hippie. That's just wrong.
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