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| Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #2 |
Peter Parker has come face-to-face with his sister but is there more to this story than meets the eye. Let's find out in issue number two. So, as the second issue opens up we catch up with
Peter Parker who is of course in
Chicago and here we see
Peter is face to face with
Ironheart who was joking about the fact that he is here to arrest her but he says, that she is the wrong person.
He wasn't actually here to arrest
Ironheart. It's more so that he's after the actual
Infamous Iron Man, who is of course
Doctor Doom but for now he'll just settle for getting her autograph. So,
Ironheart isn't going to have none of his crap and she quickly just you know, bolts right into him. Takes him up into the sky, they both come crashing down and then there's a tiny little fight and then after that's all said and done we see,
Peter Parker finally gets to talk to
Tony Stark, or at least the
AI consciousness that is
Tony.
Then he really ends up flying
Peter back to
New York. Back in
New York, as
Peter enters his room he is greeted by
Teresa and the
Human Torch;
Johnny Storm. This is where we caught up on the history of who exactly she is. She is actually a
CIA agent but not only that, she knows that
Peter Parker is
Spider-Man.
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| Parker Family Business |
So over the course of the next several pages, we really get to kind of get the entire story it involves;
Kingpin, his parents that were super spies, some mental manipulation, the involvement of
S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. We get a look at some of these
Spider-Man villains that he saw.
The Vulture gets a name drop because, you know, close to the
Spider-Man: Homecoming movie and it turns out that they're after some valuable data. Now, where exactly is it located? Well, turns out it's inside of her. It turns out that
S.H.I.E.L.D. has been developing a new process of actually hiding data and it's hidden inside the bloodstream of people, which is hard enough to extract within itself.
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| Break Movie Date |
I mean just think about that you have sensitive data that is attached to your blood cells. Yeah, it's comics. Whatever, I'll buy into it. So, she is tired and she's been on the run for a couple of days trying to get here. She's going to take a break while
Peter and
Johnny go out and well kind of just you know do what they do. Bicker at each other and you know, quickly
Peter goes off while
Johnny's left to babysit his sister.
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| A Third Identity |
We see,
Peter is doing what he's going to do best and by that, I mean the most mundane tasks such as paying six dollars for a goddamn latte.
New York prices man. I've been there and no exaggeration it's expensive. So, while
Peter is here talking to
Rebecca as she's kind of thrown away on everything that's going on and they're just having a good old conversation as friends.
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| Mystery Untracable Network |
We see that a bunch of well no good stuff is going to happen around and everything gets distracted and they get into a little bit of a, I guess you want to call it a tussle but it doesn't end in violence. So, that's good but then
Peter gets a call from
Ironheart and she informs
Peter that he might want to go visit the
Kingpin of crime;
Wilson Fisk.
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| Top Level Baddy |
That's where the issue ends. Overall, it's a good second issue and it definitely doesn't have the impact at the ending of the first one did but we'll find out how this goes and how hopefully eventually leads into
Secret Empire. Because, while they even mention and this happens right before that event. We'll see how this has any impact on what's happening with
Spider-Man in modern day.
I really did enjoy this comic. It's a good series and it's really fun as writer
Chip Zdarsky (
Sex Criminals,
Howard the Duck) and artist
Adam Kubert (
Weapon X,
Wolverine) really cooked this story up good enough for the fans. I would give this one an
8 out of
10.
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