Amazing Spider-Man #21 (2022)

I am told that sometimes it's important to post a negative review of a book now and again, so as to let people know you're not some sort of shill or something. Hey Kids! Here's one now! This issue features a cover blurb, a device not used nearly as much as it once was. "This is it!!!", screams the Hester Prynne-shade scarlet letters, with two extra points of exclamation. Followed by, "The story arc you've been waiting for!!!" Using the term story arc in a jagged cover blurb is akin to seeing a bright red low rider, complete with painted hood flames, pulling up to a night club and issuing a quartet of elderly accountants. In fact, I found it the opposite. I was moderately enjoying the run until this, now I am not. Highly recommended for the blind, those readers who can see but can't read English, and the bottom of birdcages that house birds that are in fact, blind. As always in these cases, this book earns 1 Graham for the fine work done by the staples, without which it would merely be a collection of unfortunate sheets of colored paper.