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To: JenB
There was a recent movie called Ronin, but it didn't have anything to do with the comic.

On Spider-Man, the cheapest way to catch up on him is to read reprints of the originals. These used to be published monthly in a series called Marvel Tales, which you can find back issues of if you go to a comic store or if you search online--this site has most of them indexed for decent prices:

Index of /Reprints

Some reprints are also collected in this series, which is available at bookstores or used from Amazon starting at $5:

The Amazing Spider-Man (The Essential Spider-Man, Volume 1)

Essential Marvel Team-Up

This series reprints the stories in black-and-white, which is why they're so cheap. Marvel Tales reprints are in color. There have also been mini-sized paperbacks reprinting the first 20 or so issues very cheaply in color but in smaller size; these are hard to find but a comic store might have them. There are also more expensive reprints, but that's the cheapest way to catch up on Spiderman, along with reading summaries like Spider-Man: The Ultimate Guide.

5,149 posted on 04/02/2004 11:41:58 AM PST by Fedora
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To: Fedora
Cool... and as there are only 4 Kenshin manga right now (and one of those doesn't actually come out until next week, I guess it's a translation issue. Only I know someone who's read them all. hmm) maybe I'll spend some expense check on Spider-dude.
5,150 posted on 04/02/2004 11:50:12 AM PST by JenB (Oro?)
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