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Spider-Man: Back in Quack (2010) #1

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Writer: 
STUART MOORE
Penciller: 
MARK BROOKS, JOSEPH J. SUITOR
Artist: 
SKOTTIE YOUNG
Orig. Published: 
October 06, 2010
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960607216-00111

The Story: (hide) Presenting two of Marvel�s finest: Spider-Man and...Cynical Duck (TM)? Yes, Howard the Duck�s brain has been thoroughly scrubbed, his hard-edged humor carefully dulled down for maximum demographic acceptance. It's up to Peter Parker to set the duck straight -- but does the world prefer Howard this way? Guest-starring the villainy of SOOPhI, the utter cluelessness of Mayor J. Jonah Jameson, and the unnerving eroticism of �Swizzle,� SOOPhI�s whip-wielding corporate spokeswoman. So wrong it�s�well, no, it�s still wrong, courtesy of Stuart Moore (NAMOR) and Mark Brooks (YOUNG AVENGERS). Plus: a tiny-size Man-Thing backup feature by Stuart Moore & Joe Suitor (MARVEL BREAKOUT)! Rated A �$3.99

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comerica100
 
 

The marvel team-up volume 1 was a better story

 
 
comerica100 | Mar 6, 2011 | 10:46 am

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