Jamie Oliver is quite rightly famous for liking his food unpretentious, fresh and delicious. he is quite quirky and funny as well, and this good humour shines through his recipes.

 

Spider-Man finally confronts the man who has been kidnapping teenagers and twisting them into bizarre Spider-Clones… the villain called Mr. Hyde. And the last victim is one of Peter Parker’s science students.

This issue is something of a mixed bag. There’s a lot of good here – the fight scene is okay, and although Aguirre-Sacasa goes for a sort of clichéd gambit, he does it in a tongue-in-cheek fashion that makes it more palatable. The “secret lair” is actually quite cool, and Jordan’s story arc completes quite satisfactorily.

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