This isn’t a deal-breaker for me because I like a lot of her ideas, but man, Ann Nocenti does not write naturalistic dialogue.
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #299: Chance has been ambushed and kidnapped by the people who hired him last issue in order to steal his high-tech weaponry. Will Spider-Man rescue, and team up with, the very criminal he’s chasing?
Bill Sienkiewicz’s art is divisive. Some love it, some hate it. I quite like it, not as a constant replacement for the more traditional superhero style but as a nice occasional alternative. It’s bizarre and expressionistic, sometimes hideous...
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #296: When the experimental “dream therapy” he’s being administered goes awry, Dr. Octopus breaks out of the mental institution, and Spider-Man must lure him out of hiding.
SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #133: [Life in the Mad Dog Ward, part 3] Peter Parker’s memory is slowly coming back to him, and his presence is becoming a disruption in the criminal-run Mad Dog Ward. Will he begin a revolution and save the day?