UltimateWebhead
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I see. Yes, Spencer seems to start slow, but with serialized storytelling, especially comics, I feel set ups are forgiven. I did see something online about there being a one-off series for SINS RISING prelude or something? Or will it just be on the main title? Because I saw that it starts at #1..
Okay. I’m def not complaining, just wasn’t sure how contracts and staffs work in comics.
It's funny you asked this because as of today, with the October solicits announcement came this:
Matthew Rosenberg will be adding on to ASM starting with a one shot companion comic to go along with issue 850, as a co-writer alongside Nick Spencer. Patrick Gleason is set to draw Matthew's issue.
Matthew Rosenberg joins Amazing Spider-Man writing team | GamesRadar+
ASM #44
Enjoyed this issue. Solid. Definitely a perfect set up to make you feel the real danger that Kindred means. The art wasn’t great — a couple of panels were confusing and unclear. But other than that, there’s some great Peter dialogue towards the end. I’m in..AND Sin-Eater
SINS RISING PRELUDE #1
Highly recommend reading if you want the full package for this next Kindred arc. Definitely one of the more stand-out issues in Spencer’s run. It’s successfully dark and fleshes out Sin-Eater. I was a bit lost in certain parts — just not familiar with Sin-Eater’s mythos at all — but you really delve into the psyche of Stanley Carter and Spencer writes a solid and empathetic story of his background. I’m sold on the next 5 issues for this arc. Sign me up!
Don't feel bad about Sin Eater. It was about 30 years ago. I had to go back and read some issues to remember bits and pieces of that story.
I haven't had a chance to read the prelude yet. I'll most likely get to it today along with the Spidey FCBD issue.