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2.0 out of 5 starsA poor start to a brand new day
Bysubsidingboom92on September 11, 2014
Let's ignore the fact that I absolutely despise One More Day and everything it did to Spider-Man's progress as a character. Just for a moment. No, I can't, this automatically loses some points already.
While a few of the story ideas in this volume are a bit cool, several explanations for how OMD did things like bringing Harry back are not explained soon enough. That or the explanations are really stupid, and could easily have happened without OMD.
Steve McNiven draws the first three issues, but for some reason, they are weaker than anything I've ever seen him do. It's messy and unnecessarily cluttered.
It should be noted that the paperback edition includes the FCBD Swing Shift issue, and has the correct covers before each issue. For some godforsaken reason, the Kindle edition doesn't have the FCBD issue, and all the issues in the volume are preceded by the cover to issue 551, making it very difficult to keep track of your progress.
The one positive is Salvador Larocca draws the last three issues, so they are of course gorgeously done. And Jonah gets some comeuppance for being a cheapskate bastard all these years.
If you buy this book, be ready for disappointment.