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    The Amazing Spider-Man #646

    The Amazing Spider-Man » The Amazing Spider-Man #646 - Origin of the Species, Part 5 released by Marvel on December 2010.

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    Origin of the Species, Part 5 last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 02/09/22 10:26PM View full history

    THE HEARTBREAKING CONCLUSION OF ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES! The odds are stacked against Spider-Man as he and Harry Osborn fight side-by-side in a battle to save Harry's child. The people Peter Parker cares about most are in danger, and someone won't live to tell the tale! Save everyone; never insist on resting!

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    Review: Amazing Spider-Man #646 0

    The Amazing Spider-Man #646 - Origin of the Species, Part 5 by zack_freeman on October 27, 2010

    Tracking the "goblin baby" to the Lizard's lair, Spidey and Doc Ock must team up to save the child for both of their interests.  The Good The real fun of a thriller is the cathartic conclusion when the hero gets his payback and, to that end, I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Spidey make a "monkey" out of Doc Ock in such a humiliating fashion. People have had some issues with the art, myself included, but it's really grown on me over the course of this arc. It's unusual, but it gives the roller coaste...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    Not a great issue...at all. 0

    The Amazing Spider-Man #646 - Origin of the Species, Part 5 by rufug on October 30, 2010

    Amazing Spiderman Thrice Monthly is coming to an end. No longer will we get mediocre stories while we wait for Joe Kelly or Fred Van Lente and the occasional Mark Waid to write a good two issue arc. Instead we get stuck with Dan Slott, which even though I accept was born to write Spiderman he is most of the times just an average writer. I expect him to redeem himself and make Spiderman awesome again on Big Time but until then...meh. Let's take a look at this issue:  PLOT: Mark Waid is a comic bo...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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    The Amazing Spider-Man #646 - Origin of the Species, Part 5 by marvelguy15 on October 28, 2010

         The Origin of Species ends here! I'll just say it here that I absolutely loved this issue. It was similar to last issue with the amount of action and the pacing, but it is very different.  With almost every villian in Spider-Man's history coming after him andthe baby it comes down to just two villians who cared about it the most. After The Lizard took the baby he has done some tests on him. He was able to find that Norman was not the father. Spidey and Doc Ock race to find Lizard and the...

    4 out of 5 found this review helpful.
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