SWING INTO ADVENTURE WITH SPIDEY! Spidey, Ghost-Spider, and Miles will face off against Green Goblin, Doc Ock and more in this FREE spectacular special. Filled with easy-to-read comic stories based on the hit Disney Junior show, this book is perfect for the youngest readers aged 5-7. Young fans will even be able to test their wall-crawling skills with thrilling interactive activity pages! Kids will love this not-to-be-missed the perfect primer for the newest generation of Spider-Fans!

Once again we are talking about another comic book from the “Spidey And His Amazing Friends” comic book series. I gotta admit here that lately I’ve been in my superhero comic book phase and reading all of the superhero comic book I could get my hands on. But lets get into the review before I start talking about my phase on the superhero comic books phase of reading.

This comic book is offering us a lighthearted story which is of course featuring Spider-Man and his friends tackling various challenges as the previous comic books in this series I talked about.

The concept in this comic book is of course meant to be appealing for children which means that aren’t much of character depth being them being likable and relatable.

As I adult reading this comic book, I gotta admit here that the storyline lacks depth and complexity because this comic book is very simplistic and predictable. Which shouldn’t come across as a shock factor since this comic book (and the whole series) is meant for kids between 5 and 7 years old.

The characters in this comic book are very energetic and charming. Just as they were in the previous comic books from this series I talked about. Still the character development in this comic book (and in the previous 2 books I read in this series) us very minimal. Because this comic book focuses more on quick action to keep kids engaged rather than character growth or meaningful interactions between the characters. 

The artwork in this comic book is very colorful and lively, capturing the playful essence of the comic. The artwork is very appealing and bright, which is under stable. The artwork is engaging but don’t add significant value to the story in general.

This comic book gives us the theme of friendship and teamwork, but those themes are explored in a superficial manner. Since it doesn’t go into the depth of those themes. 

I Give This Book 2 / 5