The questions have been haunting readers throughout Spider-Man's Brand New Day and now the answers are here! What really happened at the wedding of Spider-Man and Mary Jane? What does Mary Jane know about Spider-Man today? How did ONE MORE DAY affect the Marvel U? Joe Quesada and Paolo Rivera are here to pull back the curtain and fi ll in every blank...but the answers may come at a cost to all that Peter Parker loves. This 4-part arc will hold answers, resolutions, and set up the course of Spider-Man's life for years to come...and all will be revealed with a whisper. COLLECTING: Amazing Spider-Man #638-641
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23 of 29 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I hate to resort to the cliche of "I'd give this less than one star if I could" But it definitely applies here.
If you want to read an amateurishly written story, filled with plot holes and coincidence, and peopled by characters acting completely contrary to how they have behaved for the past thirty years or so, you're in luck! Marvel's Editor in Chief has come through for you, writing a story that makes one nostalgic for the good ol' days of the "clone saga"...
Because absolutely no one demanded it, see Joey Q revisit the most reviled "epic" in Spidey's nearly fifty year history, "One More Day"! Thrill as the villain of the piece escapes a police squad car with the help of a bird(?)! sit on the edge of your seat as Spidey's epic confrontation ends with a fat guy falling on him! See Mary Jane spew a bunch of nonsense and act like an idiot! Relish as Spidey saves Aunt May with simple chest compressions, after the entire Marvel Universe could do nothing to help!
A pile of tripe disguised as a story. Joe Quesada you should be ashamed of yourself.
If you want to read an amateurishly written story, filled with plot holes and coincidence, and peopled by characters acting completely contrary to how they have behaved for the past thirty years or so, you're in luck! Marvel's Editor in Chief has come through for you, writing a story that makes one nostalgic for the good ol' days of the "clone saga"...
Because absolutely no one demanded it, see Joey Q revisit the most reviled "epic" in Spidey's nearly fifty year history, "One More Day"! Thrill as the villain of the piece escapes a police squad car with the help of a bird(?)! sit on the edge of your seat as Spidey's epic confrontation ends with a fat guy falling on him! See Mary Jane spew a bunch of nonsense and act like an idiot! Relish as Spidey saves Aunt May with simple chest compressions, after the entire Marvel Universe could do nothing to help!
A pile of tripe disguised as a story. Joe Quesada you should be ashamed of yourself.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Pretty awful. I don't mean to sound crass, but this really is an awful book. The entire One More Day, make a deal with the Devil storyline, has really been some of my least favorite comics of all time. And by least favorite, I mean I hate them. The only good Spider-Man books to come our recently are books that ignore for a moment this awful event, and instead spend an issue with Spidey crime busting or joking around without mentioning anything related to One More Day. One Moment In Time is a direct re-visitation to One More Day, and I had little hope that it would do anything to improve my liking of the original story. It doesn't. The "Moment In Time" that I quit collecting Spider-Man comics was when the deal with Mephisto first went down. I've been browsing and occasionally buying trades as they come out now, but this is definitely one to still avoid.
11 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This story make me feel sick. They took a great character of MJ and turned her into a selfish twit. This story taints everything that has happened the last 30 years. The funniest thing is they still have MJ in the book even though her reasoning they gave was she didn't want to be around Spidey cuz her family could be hurt, well she should move to the west coast and be gone but now we have to have awkward scences with her and Pete's new girl who has no personality and I can't even figure out what she should look like cuz every artist draws her different. Speaking of art, Mary Jane never looked uglier then she does in these books. The only good thing was that they got rid of Mephisto which was another horrible idea. Big Time has been good so far. I would start there and ignore the last few years of poor stories and bad art.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
If I liked this am I an idiot?
I haven't collected Amazing Spider-Man for over 20 years. I just jumped back in and I started with Spider Island, which is still unfolding and I really am enjoying it! Read more
Published 8 months ago by Steve Lashway
A web of drama
While I never read the controversial "One More Day" storyline mainly because of the hugely negative criticism it got, I found this storyline vaguely entertaining. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Chongo
A Gorgeous Book that Not Everybody's Going to Love
If you put aside your feelings about what Marvel has been doing with Spider-Man for the last few years, I submit that this is a pretty good Spider-Man story. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Russell L. Anderson
Well, they gotta try something right?
What else could possibly go wrong with the character and storyline of Spiderman? "One More Day" and "Brand New Day" was some of the worst stuff since the clone saga but this time... Read more
Published 15 months ago by David S. Wendel
A powerful story of love and sacrifice!
One Moment in Time was my favorite Spider-Man story of 2010. It's a deeply emotional and intense tale about the effects of superheroics on a loving couple, in this case Peter... Read more
Published 15 months ago by F. Espinoza
Marvel ruined their best character.
Ever since "One More Day" this title has gotten worse and worse. I can't wrap my mind around the fact it seems like they are trying to get rid of every last Spidey fan on the face... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Dave C.
Irresponsible Spider
I dig that marvel is trying to insert a fresh outlook on the regular spidey books but the one more day storyline is stupid and shows that Peter Parker is a selfish jerk. Read more
Published 17 months ago by walter boring
just epic
okay first of all for those who do not really understand whats going to happen in this book. READ SPIDER-MAN CIVIL WAR, ONE MORE DAY, AND THE 1ST BRAND NEW DAY. Read more
Published 17 months ago by ironryu
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