Trentus Magnus Punches Reality

In this latest ball-strangling episode, Magnus reads Amazing Spider-Man #298-#300 for the very first time. Or maybe the first time in a long time. Who can tell? This legendary trio of issues written by David Michelinie and illustrated by Todd McFarlane, for better or for worse, introduce a major new character to the Spider-Mythos. Unlike subsequent appearances though, this mystery character is actually a pretty interesting and compelling character in this story. Subsequent comics would not be so kind to him. As for Spider-Man, he once again wins and loses, loves and loses, fights and loses, tries to stay calm and loses and pretty much does a lot of losing in this story. But he hangs out with Aunt May a few times. So there's that. Once the comic talk has run its course, Magnus pulls a gaping hole into the mailsack so that you beggars can trip over each other to heap praise upon His Excellency's excellence. But you other lowly commoners and peasants shouldn't feel left out. Yes, the great, filthy, unwashed mass