writer: Terry Kavanagh
artist: ChrisCross (?)
inker: Bud LaRosa
colorer: Mike Thomas & Mark Bernardo
Hmm... Criscross? What happened to Roger Cruz? Oh well, CC's art is good enough for me. So, the story... The apperance of Spidey was welcome; him and Nate are perfect for frieds. I hope they team up more. That whole thing with "Gwen Stacy" was interesting, but why did Spidy try to save an illusion? The power of memory, I guess... This story is gettin good, can't wait for part 2! So, to conclude, "Breaking Point" gets ***1/2, 'cuz that's what I'm givin' it (how come I always gotta explain myself?)!
Well, what can I say about this comic? To tell you the truth, it wasn't that great. I know it had plenty of action and it gest-starred Spidey, but it never explained the point of the attack! I didn't get the point. Well, I guess it will be explaind in 2 or 3 years. Furthermore, I hated the ending. I find Nate and Maddie's relationship disturbing. I mean, she's the clone of his mom from a paralell dimension! I mean, there practicly familly! To sum up, "Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide" gets that **1/2 I was saving for this comic.
Am I supposed to know who that guy at the beginning is yet? He looks a BIT like Stryfe (his mask and his glowing eye), but he's got the wrong colors, he's too young, and he's ALIVE! Back to X-Man, this comic just gets better and better. I was afraid Nate and Maddie were gonna start up another relationship, but thank goodness I was wrong. I'm gonna give ***1/2 to "If Tommorow Never Dies". Hope Nate can beat them big guys...
Nate beat them big guys. The trouble is, I thought this epic battle would span two issues instead of one. As a result, the batttes were a bit rushed. Anywho, I said in my last review this comic gets better and better. Well, this one is an acception. I didn't like this one so much (not as much plot). Nevertheless, I will assume it is simply a bridge to the new storyline. So, I will give "Nothing Left But The Screaming" **1/2. I wonder who the next artist is...
