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The richest jerk on the planet now owns the deadliest fighting machine of all time! How can Spider-Boy even hope to stop...the Toy Soldier?! Watch out, kid! This one-of-a-kind collectible can KILL! Also...the Webless Wonder teams up with Thor, Son of Odin, as a creature from Asgard threatens Bailey Briggs' friendly neighborhood.
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Spider-Boy is simply a homerun for me, and Spider-Boy #3 is a perfect embodiment of all the things I love about the series. Read Full Review
Back to our new big bad, we later see Killionaire enjoying his new adpatoid toy while making a streaming video! Talk about a modern-day mercenary. Read Full Review
Spider-Boy #3 is a fun addition to the Spider-Man franchise, setting Bailey on a path that helps further define his character. Read Full Review
Spider-Boy #3 aggressively chases the YA readers with two kid-friendly stories about Bailey's adventures reintegrating into an Earth that doesn't remember him. The tone and style of each tale are certainly appropriate for younger readers, but Slott tries too hard to be relatable, resulting in a corny, eye-rolling set of adventures. Read Full Review
The script tries to balance real-world consequences with wacky fun, and while it doesn't quite pull off the balance, there is fun to be had in these pages. Read Full Review
Obviously geared towards a younger audience. But it reads fast and the art is fantastic. Tons of spec for this book. As they will be giving spider boy his own Rouges gallery.
This is honestly quite a fun book for younger readers. That being said I am not a young reader but I still laughed at it. So maybe a good all ages? The second story was much better this time around. First story was just silly, but I suspect that the purpose of this series is to build up the character of Bailey. He is growing on me.
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