The superior Spider-Man. #1, Full Otto / Christos Gage ; penciler, Mike Hawthorne ; inkers, Wade Von Grawbadger with Victor Olazaba (#2) and Andy Owens (#5) ; colorist, Jordie Bellaire ; letterer, VC's Clayton Cowles.

Gage, Christos, (author.). Hawthorne, Mike, (penciller.). Von Grawbadger, Wade, (inker.). Olazaba, Victor, (inker.). Owens, Andy, (inker.). Bellaire, Jordie, (colorist.). Cowles, Clayton, (letterer.).

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1 of 2 copies available at LARL/NWRL Consortium.
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Location	Call Number / Copy Notes	Barcode	Shelving Location	Status	Due Date
Detroit Lakes Public Library	Y G GAG (Text)	33500013110069	New	Available	-

Moorhead Public Library	Y G GAG (Text)	33500013110077	New	Checked out	12/18/2019

Record details

ISBN: 1302914804
ISBN: 9781302914806
Physical Description: 1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 26 cm.
Publisher: New York, NY : Marvel Worldwide, Incorporated, a subsidiary of Marvel Entertainment, LLC, [2019]

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Contains material originally published in magazine form as Superior Spider-Man #1-6.

Summary, etc.:

"If you think you've already read the most intense, unexpected and surprisingly heartbreaking Superior Spider-Man story there is, prepare to be proven wrong! Leaving the moniker of Doctor Octopus behind, Otto is going to show the world he's the most pragmatic, most effective and--to him, anyway-- best super hero on the planet. But when Terrax the Tamer--a villain who considerably overpowers him-- strikes, being superior isn't enough. It's time to go cosmic! But is the world ready? After tussling with Terrax, Otto is looking forward to the usual Spider-Man fare of street-level villains-- so imagine his dismay when a major magical threat rears its ugly head and he's forced to ask for help! Will Doctor Strange lend a hand or stop Otto himself?" -- Page 4 of cover.