TIME AFTER TIME
New York City is covered in Doombots and things are looking bleak for Spider-Man. What does all of this have to do with Silver Sable? And can she help Spider-Man save the city and the future?
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Steve Rogers
Dmitri Anatoly Nikolayevich Smerdyakov
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Stephen Strange
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1) Unbearably stupid plot of Doom vs C-, D-, and No-List characters.
2) Offensively simplistic and unprofessional art that shouldn't be in any super-hero comic.
3) What the flippity-flop does this have to do with the 2099 "event" (aka the only reason I bought this comic)?
Yeah. Sadly this run is getting increasingly frustrating. I am actually thankful that there was no 2099 in it as I think it is one of the worst storylines. Completely agree on the art, but I actually liked how they played on doom's vanity.
Yeah, I didnt mind the approach. Just hoe the heck are these the people getting one over on Doom.
And yeah, the 2099 stuff is a flop. Probably doesnt appeal to newer readers and too much departure for those of us that read the originals.
So, yeah, pretty much nothing to do with 2099. I thought the twist was interesting anyway.
I was fairly disappointed by that, too. I was hoping they were gonna tie contemporary Doom to Doom 2099 or something.
Spider-Man looks weak in this issue. How are the criminals able to manipulate Doom like that? The Chameleon reminds me of Shiftor in Secret City Saga.