‘HERE COMES TRUBBLE’

Please feel free to comment on my review.

In this story, Spidey fights against monsters of Greek proportions. This includes a centaur, a Cyclops, Cerberus (the dog), Vulcan (no, not a Vulcan from ‘Star Trek’) and Diana (no, not Wonder Woman). This story is a little better than the previous one, but honestly I just want more Spidey villains in this.

As the story progresses, Spider-Man finds himself coming up against Ms. Trubble, who’s an expert on Greek mythology and has her own books at a book shop. So, Spidey’s villain in this story happens to be a book keeper. And she’s a pretty pathetic villain considering her statues of Greek myth fail. 😐

Yeah, Ms. Trubble has this chest that can enable her to summon living statue versions of Greek mythological characters and creatures. Not sure why she’s doing this but I guess it’s something to do with fame. She persists and demands to meet J. Jonah Jameson. Jameson refuses to see Ms. Trubble.

Not even Parker Parker can speak on Jameson’s behalf. In the end, Spidey manages to rescue Ms. Trubble from the statue-like Vulcan who goes out of control. She’s soon sent to the prison hospital. I don’t think it’s probably explained how Ms. Trubble created statues of Greek beings to begin with. 😐

‘Here Comes Trubble’ rating – 6/10