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Writer: Dan Slott / Artist: Humberto Ramos It’s so hard being Peter Parker yall. Especially in the wake of a villain running around impersonating you in your own body. We get Peter Parker now in his own company and trying to be the fun boss for his co workers, trying to show his employees he isn’t the tyrant he (Otto) was before, and writing the wrong Otto did. The first on that list of wrongs is getting Electro help (and a prison cell). Parker has his team track down Electro by his energy signature bringing them to a burning building. Peter jumps in to help and Black Cat uses this moment as an opportunity for revenge. You can’t really blame the Black Cat for how dirty she got did by Spider-Ock. She is slashing at Parker in this issue like she is on a cooking show chopping onions on an episode of Barefoot Contessa. Humberto’s art in this book was spectacular. Every detail was perfect and we got a feel for each environment we saw Peter drawn in from work, the streets, to a burning building. Humberto has Black Cat come off as the sexy villain (no Greg Land tho) we’ve known her to be over the years as well. Humberto didn’t go THAT hard in the sexy for Felicia Hardy but she still out here looking like she got Two Chainz approval. “You in first place. You in first place. Bad villain contest, your in first place” Slott has Black Cat deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep on her privilege in this issue tho. She wants to get her rep back on track which means taking out Spider-Man who punked her las…
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