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56 Years Later, ‘Spider-Man: The Manga’ Is Still Better Than Brand New Day
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More than five decades later, as Tom Holland’s fourth MCU cinematic outing, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, hits theaters, this long-forgotten Japanese run stands out as a masterclass in raw, organic character progression.
Title Spider-Man: The Manga (スパイダーマン / Supaidāman) Serialization January 1970 – September 1971 Writer(s) Kōsei Ono and Kazumasa Hirai Artist Ryoichi Ikegami Publisher Kodansha (under license from Marvel Comics) Available Unavailable across official digital services such as Marvel UnlimitedThe Forgotten Spider-Man Manga That Reinvented Peter ParkerThis image features Yu Komori from the manga series Spider-Man: The Manga.
Why Spider-Man: Brand New Day Still Can’t Match Its Legacy⛶⛶⛶⛶×The brilliance of Spider-Man: The Manga shines even brighter when held up against Brand New Day.
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