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Spider-Man: Origin of the Hunter (2010) #1

Spider-Man: Origin of the Hunter (2010) #1 View Larger Size
Writer: 
Marc Guggenheim, Stan Lee
Penciller: 
Mike Mayhew, Steve Ditko, Michael Lark
Orig. Published: 
April 14, 2010
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960607103-00111

The Story: (hide) You know them as the sinister masterminds behind AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: THE GAUNTLET, now rediscover the origin of Spider-Man's fiercest familial foes, the Kravinoffs! Once the greatest hunter of all time, Kraven had single-handedly trapped and killed every type of beast that lives, until his obsession with Spider-Man drove him to his grave. Now, with his journal uncovered by his daughter Ana, witness a more in-depth look at his earliest battles with Spider-Man! Reprinting AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #15 and #34 in fully remastered color, with all-new pages and framing sequence by Marc Guggenheim and Mike Mayhew. Rated T …$3.99

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R_Nitelight
 
 

The remastered color really didn't enhance the story. I wish Marvel would stop doing this.

 
 
R_Nitelight | Dec 27, 2010 | 7:51 am

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