The issue is an all in all battleground, which has spread across the streets of New York City. And this war is also causing damages to the love life of Peter Parker. In addition, this issue also brings in some kind of twist, thereby bringing a short and instant effect in Spiderman’s life.

The Spiderman series from the publisher Marvel Comics is hit with all age groups. If you love the spider-man movies and like to have a dose of the classic issues of Spider-Man series, just grab this copy and enjoy all the action and adventure at just a cost of US$ 2.99.

For new readers, this is the perfect line to get introduced to adventures of the Marvel World of comics. These issues will take you back to the classic tales of the Marvel. These issues are not bind to the years of continuity and also have an added charm of style and wit. 

This issue of the Star War Adventure describes the events which took place a year prior to “The Empire Strikes Back”. The issue is all about Princess Leia and Han Solo who are out on an adventure trip trying to establish a connection with the Rebel Alliance. Leia and Han are out on a secret mission to find out the details of the shipping lanes which is being used by the Imperials which results in the Imperials chasing them down. The story of this issue revolves around this plot.

Jeremy Barlow must be appreciated for the fact that he makes the readers feel this story like one of those from Star Wars. However, it would have been quite different, had it been just Leia in this issue. The other disappointing thing about this issue is the absence of Ord Mantell. The artwork in this issue is done by Soriano, which is also very commendable. It has got a more animated touch to it.

The characters at times, have a resemblance to the Hollywood actors Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher but Soriano has tempered them beautifully to make them look like comic book images that suit the comic book readership. Soriano has not used the backgrounds in the issue to a good effect, although the one used in millennium falcon stands out from the rest. The backgrounds used in the issue are more or less flat color fields which needs a lot to be desired in terms of improvement.

Though, the backgrounds fail to create a Star War like atmosphere, they do add to drama in the action panel. Overall, the dark Horse has done a great job and is set to woo the new fan base.

Donald Duck is one of the oldest characters seen in cartoon collection. Children are usually attracted to its unusual voice.

Well!! Not only the TV shows or DVDs attract us or children, but comics of Donald Duck too are a source of appeal for books lovers.

Look at this June 1990’s edition of our favorite character Donald Duck. It bears a great cover art.

This 12 page adventure story begins with Don and the boys polishing coins (at 30 cents per hour). It is priced at $12.00.

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