Amazing Spider-Man 54.LR Review

Marvel’s LR issues may be intended as extra side stories. In the case of the Amazing Spider-Man, Sin-Eater’s arc is required reading.

Writers: Nick Spencer, Matthew Rosenberg // Artists: Federico Vicentini, Takeshi Miyazawa // Marvel It’s strange that Amazing Spider-Man’s LR issues even exist. The concept of telling a side story that compliments the main story is sound but if you’ve been keeping up with Amazing Spider-Man, you know that’s not the case. Since the Sin-Eater arc and Kindred reveal started, reading the LR issues is practically a necessity. They are less side stories and act more like another main issue in the current arc. I am here to say you should be reading Amazing Spider-Man 54.LR. I honestly don’t know how anybody can follow this story without reading any of the LR issues. This issue, like all the others, doesn’t focus on Pete but rather all the other secondary characters that play a role in his battle with Kindred – Mary Jane and the Spider-Family. It’s here that we find out how all the characters end up at the cemetery, with Pete and Harry watching from behind the scenes. In the last LR chapter, we saw Kindred battle Morlun and take his power in order to take on the Spider-Fam. Now, we get to see that battle unfold for some pretty great action and a tease of what’s to come.

Props to Federico Vicentini and Takeshi Miyazawa for putting on a spectacular, action-packed issue. It’s a simple but fun exchange and Sin-Eater’s revamp has personally been my favorite part of Nick Spencer’s run. Watching him use not only a lot of Spider-Man’s greatest foes’ powers against him but Morlun’s own as…

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