| 1. Spider-Man: Red-Headed Stranger | 
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By: Stan Lee
Publisher: Marvel Comics
January 06, 2010
This slim hardcover collects Amazing Spider-Man issues #602-605 that were originally published by Marvel Comics in 2009. Written by Fred Van Lente and penciled by Barry Kitson, #602-604 completes the "Red Headed Stranger" story arc that started in #601. The plot centers on the sinister return of classic villain The Chameleon, who is much darker than in previous treatments. Peter Parker pursues a... more
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| 2. Spider-Man: Return of the Black Cat | 
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By: Marc Guggenheim
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 10, 2010
This collects Amazing Spider-Man issues #606-611 and part of Web Of Spider-Man #1 that were originally published by Marvel Comics in 2009. The highlight of this volume is the mediocre two-part "Long Term Arrangement" story written by Joe Kelly and penciled by Mike McKone (with help from Adriana Melo). After a funny opening scene in his apartment, Peter Parker/Spider-Man reencounters a highly sexualized... more
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| 3. Spider-Man: Died in Your Arms Tonight | 
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By: Dan Slott, Stan Lee, Mark Waid, Bob Gale, Marc Guggenheim, Brian Michael Bendis, John Romita Jr., Marcos Martin, Colleen Doran, Mario Alberti, Mitch Breitweiser, Klaus Janson, Patrick Olliffe
Publisher: Marvel Comics
December 09, 2009
Spiderman: Died in your arms tonight is a historic graphic novel in the timeline of Marvel history because it contains Spiderman issue #600. I actually own the Spiderman #600 issue and I highly recommend it. ... more
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| 4. Spider-Man: New Ways to Die | 
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By: Dan Slott, Mark Waid
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 15, 2009
If your a Spider-Man fan and have found the Brand New Day interesting I highly recommend that you pick this book up, The best of the Brand New Day arcs, as of yet, Spidey meeting Anti-Venom is priceless and the ever feared "Ven-orpion". As I said if your a fan of Spider-Man get this book... more
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| 5. Spider-Man: 24/7 |
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By: Dan Slott, Mark Waid, Fred Van Lente
Publisher: Marvel Comics
September 30, 2009
Still adapting to the post-One More Day regime, still sorta resenting it and that git Joe Quesada. But I need my Peter Parker fix, and to be honest the Spidey brain trust has been putting out good stories. Case in point: the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: 24/7 trade, which collects issues #589-594 of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN and also stories from issues #2 & 3 of the anthology comic book AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: EXTRA!... more
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| 6. Spider-Man: American Son |
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By: Joe Kelly
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November 25, 2009
For Peter Parker, the beat goes on. Meaning that it's not a normal Peter Parker day unless it's a craaaappy Peter Parker day. Forget that Peter's made a deal with Old Scratch and so had his life with Mary Jane wiped away as if it never happened. Forget that his recent roommate turned out to be part of a police conspiracy to frame him. Forget that he's just walked into his Aunt May naked and getting... more
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| 7. Spider-Man: Election Day |
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By: Marc Guggenheim, Mark Waid, Zeb Wells
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 10, 2010
Sadly, this trade has the looks of a collection about Obama and the Presidential Election. Actually, what's inside is the the culmination of months of storylines mainly the NYC Mayoral election. In this we get to see the reveal of Menace, the election results, the spider-tracer killer revealed, and more. It was packed with action and JRJR was his normal awesome artistic self. Really great stuff... more
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| 8. Amazing Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Vol. 1 |
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By: Dan Slott, Marc Guggenheim
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 18, 2008
The reason this joke of a comic got such a good rating is becuase no one who hated "One More Day" read it. ... more
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| 9. Spider-Man: Back in Black |
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By: J. Michael Straczynski, Peter David
Publisher: Marvel Comics
March 12, 2008
Spiderman Back in Black is another average graphic Novel.
PROS: Great Art work
Cons: average story line
If you like spiderman buy it but keep in mind this comic will never win any awards.
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| 10. Spider-Man: Death and Dating |
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By: Mark Waid, Roger Stern, Dan Slott
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November 18, 2009
This post Brand New Day Spider-Man is starting to get real good. It is quickly taking up my book shelf as these books come out often. Definilty recommend this book for Spidey fans and I am liking the direction that this series is taking... more
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