Marvel Noir: Spider-Man/Punisher

from MickyFine

A collection of two Spider-Man Noir story arcs, a couple comics that were part of the Spider-Verse event, and a Spider-Geddon comic. These are so well done. Translating Spider-Man to the grittiness of 1930s noir is done so seamlessly with Peter working with his Aunt May who's a communist agitator...

from burnit99

A sort of "Elseworlds" telling of the Spider-Man story, set in 1933 and with the ambience of a Film Noir. Aunt May is sort of a rabble-rouser during the Great Depression, stirring up the people against the powers that be, who employ the Goblin, Norman Osborn, as their enforcer. After Peter Parker...

from aadyer

A very good attempt @ moving the Spider Man mythos into the 1930's. it does feature, Aunt May & a strange version of Ben. It also involves the Goblin & The Vulture, & their noir equivalents make for an interesting comparison. Pacing is good, & the art clearer, but not higher quality than, other n...

from derfman

I thoroughly enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. I loved this alternate characterization of Peter Parker / Spider-Man from depression era 20's and 30's. This is an origin story of the Noir Spider-Man, complete with getting bit by a spider. However, this is not your young, wisecracking ...

from elam11

Spider-Man origin story with a twist. Story pretty straightforward. 4 issues means it was all started and finished very quickly, and I don't think they quite hit a "noir" tone. Plus the artist apparently didn't look up what women looked and dressed like in the 1930s. The most recurring one, at le...