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Mysterio is a master of illusions, and he's convinced the world that Spider-Man is a Super Villain! Can Spider-Man prove that he's a hero and take down this clever trickster?
Soft cover, colour illustrated children's book.
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Review by: nerdalert1101 (Gordon)
Dated: 7th of March, 2013
Okay, I originally thought that this book was going to be cool, but this isn't exactly what I expected. The book wasn't entirely lame beyond all reasoning, but it wasn't all that great for me either. The artwork was awesome, it was well-done and the colours weren't too bright and were blended smoothly. The storyline was okay, though it sounded a bit sassy and there wasn't a lot of action. Mysterio seemed cool and I am really hoping that he makes it way into the next Spider-man movie.
I found the story as one that wasn't really my style, but I am just putting it down to the fact that this is a kids book, so this is only going by opinion only. By looking past the whole "child-based" aspect, it isn't actually all that bad! I also liked the fact that now I know Mysterio's origins, I had always wondered who he was before he became a super-villain, but now my curiosity has been satisfied.
The price is great, nice and cheep but not as cheap as dirt, so it gives a good representation of the book's value which matches the price perfectly. I don't know about reading the book again, I think I might put it aside for my little brother to read. Apart from all of this, there really isn't much to say about this book, so I hope that your child enjoys it, ciao!
Review by: sweetpea (Sarah)
Dated: 3rd of March, 2013
Miss Four and Miss Six loved this book. So far we have enjoyed all of this series of books and the Amazing Spider-Man vs Mysterio didn't disappoint.
Every page is full (or almost completely full) of glossy illustrations to support the text as Spider-Man fights Mysterio to show who the real hero of New York is. The text is very simple and Miss Six is able to read this with a little help. Miss Four just enjoys "reading" by looking at the fantastically detailed illustrations which do almost render the text unnecessary.
I really enjoy getting to know more of Spider-Man's adventures and use these books to explain different values and morals that are important in society.
I think this is perfect for the age 4 and up age group - possibly more so for boys - though my girls do really enjoy these books. A great gift or reward for any Spider-Man fan.
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