Spider-Man

[MangaDex]

 

[ampnaman]

Holy... Japanese Spiderman?!

 

[MRPANDOPOOL]

Lil fact: He is a canon Spider-Man of the Spider-verse he appears in the event of the same name

 

[dethduck]

......wut?

 

[dethduck]

Ooh, not only was this one canonified in the spider-verse but the Japanese tv show version as well.

 

[Harry_Dong]

The cover looks gritty, serious, and mature....but the chapters themselves look like an Archie comic. Personally, I was expecting a manga adaption of the super cheesy Spider-Man (Toei TV series)...basically a super-sentai spiderman. Lol, this is just a mixed bag of nuts.

 

[criver]

Yeah, the art inside is terrible compared to the cover.

 

[MilkmanDan]

The art is very typical of 70s mangas, which was when this was published. The artist's style evolved and doesn't look anything like that anymore.

 

[columbidae]

dark...

 

[FinalReality56]

Are there more chapters of this? It has vol 5 chap 14 as the end here, but according to MAL theres a total of 8 volumes and 21 chapters. Is that just an error on MAL's part?

 

[TheLoverBoy]

@FinalReality56

Kakalot has them all, they're the only one.

 

[KenKan]

Spider-Man, but more manga/anime elements. Basically Spider-Man: Cringe Version

 

[whoamiagain]

It got less and less Spider-Man as time went on. Apparently it's a 70s series so I guess it was just a different time? I'm assuming the massive gap in art style is the artist years later doing the covers. I'm not sure if I would recommend this.

 

[uajdbsns]

KenKan, not really tho this was actually pretty good

 

[MrBroSo]

This is depressing

 

[xavierplayr]

This was really good, but Spider-man only in name and in costume. I enjoyed it, but don't go in expecting a Peter Parker story.

 

[MrKnight22]

Very heavy and depressing manga! One of the best and most underrated interpretations of Spider-Man! (especially for the early 70s). It's a pity that people do not understand this at all.

 

[Italica]

Someone else felt the Tezuka vives in the artstyle ?