24 Hours without Spider-man
This is my video review the Amazing Spider-man issue 678. This issue is about Peter Parker seeing 24 hours in the future and New York is destroyed. So, now Spider-man has to figure out how to save New York.
The Amazing Spider-Man #678
The Amazing Spider-Man » The Amazing Spider-Man #678 - I Killed Tomorrow, Part 1: Schrödinger's Catastrophe released by Marvel on March 18, 2012.
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A Great Issue For New Readers 0
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Jeez Peter, what did you do?! 0
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