Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (2005-2007) #Annual 1B by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

SMC Rank

16017

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4.50

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Synopsis

With the thrill of the summer's biggest blockbuster still fresh in your young minds, Marvel brings you the story of how it all
started for one of Spider-Man's greatest villains in SANDMAN: YEAR ONE. Plus a very special back-up story by Colleen Doran.
by Marvel Comics

Release Information

Published July, 2007 (Modern Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 2007 for $3.99 USD. This issue contains 48 pages in Color, the current NM value is $4.00 USD. The publisher has rated this issue All Ages.

Additional Issue Information:Direct Edition

UPC: 75960606153200111
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Issue Story(s)

Sandman: Year One
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Writer(s)

Peter David

Interior Penciler(s)

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Interior Inker(s)

Rob Stull

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Cover Penciler(s)

Barry Kitson

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Editor(s)

Stephen Wacker - 'Steve Wacker'

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Ratings and Reviews

by bobashep on 7/29/2013 9:30:00 PM (Variant B)

A unique Peter David tale in which Spidey takes a back seat to the villain known as Sandman. This “Year One” story goes from his childhood up to his earliest days as a petty crook who has a reunion of sorts with his father in the Big House. Fantastically scripted by the legendary Peter David. It’s a must read. Excellent art. But, it’s the storytelling that steals the show here. Required reading.