Spider-Man (1990-1998) #14B by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

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276

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4.25

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Release Information

Published September, 1991 (Copper Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1991 for $1.75 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $4.00 USD.

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Issue Story(s)

Sub City, Part 2

Event(s)/Story Arc(s)

Sub City (Marvel, 1991)

Writer(s)

Todd McFarlane - 'Will Carlton'

Interior Penciler(s)

Todd McFarlane - 'Will Carlton'

Interior Letterer(s)

Rick Parker

Interior Inker(s)

Todd McFarlane - 'Will Carlton'

Interior Colorist(s)

Gregory Wright - 'Greg Wright'

Cover Penciler(s)

Todd McFarlane - 'Will Carlton'

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Cover Inker(s)

Todd McFarlane - 'Will Carlton'

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Ratings and Reviews

by Valdimer on 1/24/2012 12:03:00 AM (Variant B)

Part 2 of a 2 part story. It started off great, but ended very weak. It almost seemed like Todd Mcfarlane didn't put a whole lot of thought into this issue. Morbius acted one way in the previous issue, and here, he's acting totally different. It really felt like a let down to me, and I was expecting so much with this story.

by rscandelaria (Variant B)

Misguided intentions...who is to blame when the intentions are blurred...reason is mingled with innocence...not knowing any better...who is to blame...the guilty are the people that turn and look away from problem...pretending that it does not exists...