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THE SUPERIOR FOES OF SPIDER-MAN: VOLUME 3 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK

Nick Spencer,Steve Lieber | 136 pages | 10 Feb 2015 | | 9780785191704 | English | New York, United States Superior Foes of Spider-Man: Who Were Marvel's Most Helpless Villains?

Once in custody, Myers breaks them out and demands his leadership status back, the four not knowing it was Myers who manipulated events to his advantage agree. However, as they start to regroup Schultz pulls Myers aside and informs him he is aware of Myers working with The Chameleon, and he is also aware that he owes Chameleon a debt of some kind. Myers panicking makes up a lie which Schultz seems to believe, but Myers, unable to trust Schultz, pushes him off a bridge in an attempt to silence and murder him. The next day the remaining members of the now missing and start their heist on The 's compound none the wiser of Myers' multiple back stabbings the day before. Things initially go well for the team despite heavy conflict, but Myers quickly splits off from his three remaining teammates and allows Sanders, Lincoln, and to be captured by The Owl's forces. Myers then reveals that at no point does he believe The Owl ever had the head of , nor does he even believes it exists. He tricked not only his team, but also The Chameleon, just to steal his real prize, a painting of that Doom himself had commissioned years ago. Myers believes the painting to be of high worth, and escapes The Owl's compound with the painting while leaving his former three teammates for dead. With all of his former teammates dead, and him being the only one who knows about the painting, Myers believes he can become a major crime lord all by himself without having to split the money. However unbeknownst to Myers, the head of Silvermane does exist, and through a series of coincidences, Schultz who has survived Myers' murder attempt comes into possession of the head at a junkyard. Back in The Owl's base, Owl prepares to slowly torture and kill the three captured members. Lincoln then reveals to the of everyone that she is the daughter of crime lord and asked her father for rescue, to which he obliges. The Owl escapes the ensuing chaos while Lincoln, Sanders, and Overdrive escape with Tombstone and his men. Realizing that Myers was lying to them the whole time, but not entirely sure to what degree, the three split up to find Myers. Myers himself is also having a hard time, after lying to Mach VII about his whereabouts the day before, he is then visited by the Chameleon who tortures him until finding the painting of Doom shoddily hidden in haste. The Chameleon then tells Myers that he is taking the painting as reparation, and that their business together is concluded. Feeling at his lowest, Myers meets up with his new girlfriend at a bar and tells her that not only is he a super villain, but he also had just let the biggest score of his life slip though his fingers to Chameleon. At the end of the date, she convinces Myers to believe in himself as they kiss. The kiss is cut short by who was hired at the request of The Owl. Bullseye captures Myers and his girlfriend, but only after Myers shows his true colors yet again by offering to trade his life for hers to Bullseye's infamous murder of . The Owl reveals that this Bullseye is only a robot constructed by , and that he knows that Myers stole the painting of Doom. Myers then constructs another lie, saying that The Chameleon stole his identity and lead his team. The Owl believing Myers to be of little threat and incapable of any real power plays, offers Myers a chance to prove his story. Myers then goes into The Chameleon's base with a hidden camera, and manipulates Chameleon into mocking Myers while wearing Myers' face. The Owl, who now believes Myers' lie, lets Myers live and plans to attack Chameleon in revenge with his original team and additional super-powered henchmen, dubbed the Sinister Sixteen. Myers this time lets Overdrive steal Doom's portrait. Shultz escapes , who was tipped off by Hydro- Man as to Shultz's location and possession of Silvermane's head, and meets up with the team at their safe-house. The team steal SIlvermane's head, beat up Shultz and bury him alive in a grave, then decide to trade Silvermane's head with the , but unbeknownst to them they each made a secret pact to double-cross each other: asked her father to bring an army, Sander's asks , and Overdrive asks Mister Negative. The trade-off turns into a fiasco as the four armies battle. Hydro-Man, feeling guilty for betraying Shultz, rescues him from the grave. Myers is nowhere to be seen since the whole fiasco was just an elaborate plot to steal some of Chameleon's shape-shifting serum, so he can pretend to be the Mets ' pitcher, who was about to break his strikeout record. He calls his girlfriend to tell her to watch him on TV, but she turns out to actually be Black Cat , who stole the real Doom portrait hidden in his room. Owl then blackmails Myers to throw the game and not beat the record, but Myers throws the last strike anyway. Most of the team escape the battle and Shultz accidentally ends up saving the Maggia by knocking out The , who then crown as the new head of The Maggia Family. The series ends with Myers at a bar, having just finished recounting the tale for another patron. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved. Tweet Clean. Cancel Update. What size image should we insert? This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? Float Left Float Right. Cancel Insert. Go to Link Unlink Change. Cancel Create Link. Disable this feature for this session. Rows: Columns:. Enter the URL for the tweet you want to embed. 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Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Mar 25, Anne rated it really liked it Recommended to Anne by: Jeff. Shelves: graphic-novels , comics , jeff-is-an-ass , recommended-by-a-not-stupid-friend , kindle , marvel-unlimited , read-in I'm so sad this is over! Hold me, Jeff , thank you so much for pestering me till I picked this up! Honestly, it has been one of the funniest titles I've ever read, and I'm planning on purchasing all the the volumes. All of you who know how cheap I am are probably picking yourselves up off the floor right now. I hope you didn't get hurt when you fell out of your chairs. Anyway, this was a good wrap-up for these characters. Like most great ti I'm so sad this is over! Like most great titles, when they come to an end, there's always bit of that letdown feeling. I mean, just look at this one's Daddy, Superior Spider-man. It's almost impossible to get everything perfect for the end of a beloved run. But, to Spencer's credit, he didn't shit the bed. There's still plenty of offbeat humor in Game Over , and to me that makes up for most sins. And as long as you keep giving me the funny, I'm pretty content to overlook other problems. Not that I thought there were any real problems So, this is 's swan song. And even though he's a total douchebag, you just can't help but root for him to finally score big. Or at least not die. In fact, you want all of these guys to get a Happily Ever After You want something not horrible good to happen to each and every one of these lovable losers! Does that happen? Read it, and find out. Ok, so there's no moral of the story or lesson to learn in these books. It's just a straight-up watch the stupid people fuck themselves over kind of thing. And, really, you can't ask for anything more than that, can you? Highly Recommended! View all 16 comments. Jan 16, Jeff rated it really liked it Shelves: comix. Imagine being on the bottom of the pecking order in one of the worst super heh villain groups in the history of comics, the Sinister Six Five. This is where Herman Schultz, aka The Shocker finds himself. After years of getting kicked in the dome by Spider-man, the Shocker is also a little slow on the uptake as well. Poor, poor Shocker. Ooo Boy!! Things are looking up, right? Um, no. The cybernetic head of Silvermane is a profane, nasty, undermining, rude, ugly noggin with no off switch unless you have duct tape handy. Poor, poor Twinkler Shocker not only has to deal with countless demeaning versions of his name, but is unmanned at every turn by a head. This volume wraps up one of the more entertaining runs in recent comics. Well done, Nick Spencer! View all 13 comments. May 31, Sam Quixote rated it liked it. These , right? That said, I think Superior Foes worked well in that first book but over three volumes? Volume 3: Game Over IS superior to that scrappy second one though. Mostly though, it was just an ok read. And I liked that an obvious cash-grab from the bestselling Superior Spider-Man could be so unusual and its own thing. Compare this imaginative crime caper to the much darker -themed Forever Evil drek and its associated one-dimensional spin-offs DC are shovelling out and you can see why Marvel have the market share! Jan 03, Gavin rated it liked it Shelves: comics. My first read of the year! Opposite of dark and gritty! Not the Dark Comics fools at the other big company It was time to end this though Best stuff here? Mach VII somehow getting Tony Stark's number and annoying him until he pulls the "you're breaking up" routine, as well as the "this is your moment to be the best you, be a true hero Marvel rolling eyes in the panel. Then a cop saying "I thought you were called N My first read of the year! Then a cop saying "I thought you were called Nighthawk". Punisher taking an Uber Otherwise silly fun. Nice change of pace from too serious stuff. Dec 18, Sesana rated it really liked it Shelves: comics , superhumans. You know, I really enjoyed this book while I was reading it. The pages just flew by. It wasn't until I put it down that I realized that it was kind of a crazy mess and way, way more convoluted than it probably had to be. That it took me so long is probably a tribute to just how much fun I was having with this strange cast of characters. So I'm going to let my first take four stars stand, even as I'm starting to see the flaws in the book. And the entire series is quite fun to read, even if I ki You know, I really enjoyed this book while I was reading it. And the entire series is quite fun to read, even if I kind of feel like the lies and revelations and twists were overplayed a touch towards the end. As a whole, this was kind of like a zanier . Feb 02, Jackie rated it really liked it. Dear Marvel, Please reprint this entire series into a oversized hardcover. Sincerely, JT. Feb 06, Shannon Appelcline rated it it was amazing Shelves: comics , comics-marvel. A good conclusion to Superior Foes. Not as strong as the brilliant first volume, but much better than filler-ridden second volume. The best part of this book continues to be the comedy, though I also love the occasional non-traditional storytelling and the terrific insight into these characters. Though a little info-dumpy, the final issue was a terrific finale that really made me believe that's what it was all about the whole time. And I hope future writers will take up these interpreta A good conclusion to Superior Foes. And I hope future writers will take up these interpretations of these characters. View 2 comments. Oct 15, Chad rated it liked it. The final volume of the series. If you like inept criminals, this is your book. The quilted villain, also known as Herman Schultz, caught wind of the team's , Boomerang, being in league with The Chameleon. He would confront Boomerang and be lied to regarding Myers' affiliations. Despite Shocker's apparent receptiveness to the lie, Boomerang pushed him off a bridge to cover his tracks. Herman survived the fall and resurfaced to get revenge by running interference on a mission that the Sinister Six had to retrieve the head of a villain named Silvermane. The first leader of this "All-New" version of the Sinister Six and definitely not qualified to be as such, Frederick Myers schemed far too much. His first scheme saw him striking a deal with the Chameleon to force the rest of the team to post his bail after he was arrested. From there, he led the team on various madcap attempts to strike rich, including stealing the head of the crime Silvermane. Later he would attempt to double-cross Chameleon too, in order to steal his shapeshifting formula. Motivated by his own ego, he planned to used the serum to disguise himself as a pitcher for the Mets. He is bribed by the Owl to throw the game, but doesn't, resulting in mayhem and eventual disbanding of the Sinister Six. Beetle, also known as , was the most competent of the villains who comprised Boomerang's team. In fact, it wouldn't be Boomerang's team for long, as after a disagreement among the team, they voted Janice into the leadership role. It was released as part of Superior Spider-Month. Filling In: Driven; Trial and Terror! This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved. Tweet Clean. Cancel Update. What size image should we insert? This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? Float Left Float Right. The Superior Foes of Spider-Man - Wikipedia

His only obstacles seems to be a court-appointed parole officer and former Sinister Syndicate teammate, Abe Jenkins , the distrust of his teammates, and the small matter of not having the Maggia leader's head. Will the Chameleon have his? Tune in, true believers. The series is written by Nick Spencer with art by Steve Lieber. It was released as part of Superior Spider-Month. Filling In: Driven; Trial and Terror! This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved. Tweet Clean. Cancel Update. What size image should we insert? This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? Float Left Float Right. Cancel Insert. Original Title. Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Mar 25, Anne rated it really liked it Recommended to Anne by: Jeff. Shelves: graphic-novels , comics , jeff-is-an-ass , recommended-by-a-not-stupid-friend , kindle , marvel- unlimited , read-in I'm so sad this is over! Hold me, Rhino Jeff , thank you so much for pestering me till I picked this up! Honestly, it has been one of the funniest titles I've ever read, and I'm planning on purchasing all the the volumes. All of you who know how cheap I am are probably picking yourselves up off the floor right now. I hope you didn't get hurt when you fell out of your chairs. Anyway, this was a good wrap-up for these characters. Like most great ti I'm so sad this is over! Like most great titles, when they come to an end, there's always bit of that letdown feeling. I mean, just look at this one's Daddy, Superior Spider-man. It's almost impossible to get everything perfect for the end of a beloved run. But, to Spencer's credit, he didn't shit the bed. There's still plenty of offbeat humor in Game Over , and to me that makes up for most sins. And as long as you keep giving me the funny, I'm pretty content to overlook other problems. Not that I thought there were any real problems So, this is Boomerang's swan song. And even though he's a total douchebag, you just can't help but root for him to finally score big. Or at least not die. In fact, you want all of these guys to get a Happily Ever After You want something not horrible good to happen to each and every one of these lovable losers! Does that happen? Read it, and find out. Ok, so there's no moral of the story or lesson to learn in these books. It's just a straight-up watch the stupid people fuck themselves over kind of thing. And, really, you can't ask for anything more than that, can you? Highly Recommended! View all 16 comments. Jan 16, Jeff rated it really liked it Shelves: comix. Imagine being on the bottom of the pecking order in one of the worst super heh villain groups in the history of comics, the Sinister Six Five. This is where Herman Schultz, aka The Shocker finds himself. After years of getting kicked in the dome by Spider-man, the Shocker is also a little slow on the uptake as well. Poor, poor Shocker. Ooo Boy!! Things are looking up, right? Um, no. The cybernetic head of Silvermane is a profane, nasty, undermining, rude, ugly noggin with no off switch unless you have duct tape handy. Poor, poor Twinkler Shocker not only has to deal with countless demeaning versions of his name, but is unmanned at every turn by a head. This volume wraps up one of the more entertaining runs in recent superhero comics. Well done, Nick Spencer! View all 13 comments. May 31, Sam Quixote rated it liked it. These supervillains, right? That said, I think Superior Foes worked well in that first book but over three volumes? Volume 3: Game Over IS superior to that scrappy second one though. Mostly though, it was just an ok read. And I liked that an obvious cash-grab from the bestselling Superior Spider-Man could be so unusual and its own thing. Compare this imaginative crime caper to the much darker supervillain-themed Forever Evil drek and its associated one-dimensional spin-offs DC are shovelling out and you can see why Marvel have the market share! Jan 03, Gavin rated it liked it Shelves: comics. My first read of the year! Opposite of dark and gritty! Not the Dark Comics fools at the other big company It was time to end this though Best stuff here? Mach VII somehow getting Tony Stark's number and annoying him until he pulls the "you're breaking up" routine, as well as the "this is your moment to be the best you, be a true hero Marvel rolling eyes in the panel. Then a cop saying "I thought you were called N My first read of the year! Then a cop saying "I thought you were called Nighthawk". Punisher taking an Uber Otherwise silly fun. Nice change of pace from too serious stuff. Dec 18, Sesana rated it really liked it Shelves: comics , superhumans. You know, I really enjoyed this book while I was reading it. The pages just flew by. It wasn't until I put it down that I realized that it was kind of a crazy mess and way, way more convoluted than it probably had to be. That it took me so long is probably a tribute to just how much fun I was having with this strange cast of characters. So I'm going to let my first take four stars stand, even as I'm starting to see the flaws in the book. And the entire series is quite fun to read, even if I ki You know, I really enjoyed this book while I was reading it. And the entire series is quite fun to read, even if I kind of feel like the lies and revelations and twists were overplayed a touch towards the end. As a whole, this was kind of like a zanier Hawkeye. Feb 02, Jackie rated it really liked it. Dear Marvel, Please reprint this entire series into a oversized hardcover. Sincerely, JT. Feb 06, Shannon Appelcline rated it it was amazing Shelves: comics , comics-marvel. A good conclusion to Superior Foes. Not as strong as the brilliant first volume, but much better than filler-ridden second volume. The best part of this book continues to be the comedy, though I also love the occasional non-traditional storytelling and the terrific insight into these characters. Though a little info-dumpy, the final issue was a terrific finale that really made me believe that's what it was all about the whole time. And I hope future writers will take up these interpreta A good conclusion to Superior Foes. And I hope future writers will take up these interpretations of these characters. View 2 comments. Oct 15, Chad rated it liked it. The final volume of the series. If you like inept criminals, this is your book. Sep 24, Mike rated it really liked it Shelves: fun , read-on-marvel-unlimited. Fred Boomerang really knows how to make friends: Steve Lieber's substitute artist goes full-inane: [actually Rich Ellis] And we have a fun ride to the end of a weird Hawkguy-inspired B-list Marvel miniseries. No earth-shattering impact to continuity, but it sure made me look different at the supporting villains of my favourite hero. Dec 25, Allie rated it it was amazing Shelves: graphic-novels , favorite-series. I want to own these 3 books. They are hysterical! I've never laughed that much while reading. So funny. Hilarious characters, well written, perfect illustrations LOVE the cover! So sad that I won't see anymore of these Sinister Six Five. I was rooting for you, ! Feb 10, John rated it it was amazing Shelves: graphic- novels. This series wins my vote for the best recent title from a mainstream comics publisher and it wraps up brilliantly in this final volume. Imagine filling a crime caper movie like "The Usual Suspects" with Z-list supervillians and you have the basic premise, but the book is so much more. Mix This series wins my vote for the best recent title from a mainstream comics publisher and it wraps up brilliantly in this final volume. Mix in an absurd sense of humor, crazy experimental story telling techniques and a lovable group of losers and you have a book that is laugh-out-loud funny, touching and just plain wonderful. Not to be missed. Apr 17, Drown Hollum rated it it was amazing Shelves: superhero , crime. Superior Foes finally comes to its end, and I am floored at how funny, smart, and unexpected this whole series was. It's a high point in both Spencer's and Lieber's careers, and is the high-bar for every heist book that comes after it. Simply put, from concept to execution, Superior Foes is pure genius. It brings us closer to Spidey's most incompetent rogues, humanizing them, turning us to their side, then hits us with some of the most compelling comics narrative I've ever read from the big two. Superior Foes is a triumph, and if you haven't been reading it, it's time to binge. May 30, Bram Ryckaert rated it it was amazing. Superior Foes was short, but so very sweet. There was not a single weak issue in the part run, and somehow Spencer and Lieber made me care a great deal about the characters in a comedy-centric book. That's the magnificent one-two punch here: the book is funny all the way, but still they manage to add a lot of depth to, well An added bonus is its low barrier to entry, so this book will be easy to recommend to anyone looking for a funny, but smart and engaging book. So, Su Superior Foes was short, but so very sweet. So, Superior Foes, right? Oct 04, Blindzider rated it liked it Shelves: comics. This read more like volume one, focusing primarily back on Boomerang and wrapping up all of the loose ends of the story, albeit a little confusing. It's a nice conclusion with a couple twists at the end. Overall, a worthwhile read from start to finish. Mar 16, Daniel Butcher rated it it was amazing Shelves: marvel-now. Truly a prefect ending to one of the best comic series that I have ever read. Clap Clap Clap Clap Wonderful!

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With the head of Silvermane, Chameleon would have a legitimate claim to becoming the Boss of much of the organized crime in the city. The two stipulations being that legally Myers must attend a super villain support group led by reformed super villain Mach VII , and secretly Myers must have his team work for Chameleon without charge and without them finding out. After learning that Myers is being tailed by superhero Mach VII, and deciding they have all the information they need to steal the head of Silvermane themselves, The Sinister Six call a vote and decide to oust Myers as leader. Once in custody, Myers breaks them out and demands his leadership status back, the four not knowing it was Myers who manipulated events to his advantage agree. However, as they start to regroup Schultz pulls Myers aside and informs him he is aware of Myers working with The Chameleon, and he is also aware that he owes Chameleon a debt of some kind. Myers panicking makes up a lie which Schultz seems to believe, but Myers, unable to trust Schultz, pushes him off a bridge in an attempt to silence and murder him. The next day the remaining members of the Sinister Six now missing Living Brain and Shocker start their heist on The Owl's compound none the wiser of Myers' multiple back stabbings the day before. Things initially go well for the team despite heavy conflict, but Myers quickly splits off from his three remaining teammates and allows Sanders, Lincoln, and Overdrive to be captured by The Owl's forces. Myers then reveals that at no point does he believe The Owl ever had the head of Silvermane, nor does he even believes it exists. He tricked not only his team, but also The Chameleon, just to steal his real prize, a painting of Doctor Doom that Doom himself had commissioned years ago. Myers believes the painting to be of high worth, and escapes The Owl's compound with the painting while leaving his former three teammates for dead. With all of his former teammates dead, and him being the only one who knows about the painting, Myers believes he can become a major crime lord all by himself without having to split the money. However unbeknownst to Myers, the head of Silvermane does exist, and through a series of coincidences, Schultz who has survived Myers' murder attempt comes into possession of the head at a junkyard. Back in The Owl's base, Owl prepares to slowly torture and kill the three captured members. Lincoln then reveals to the shock of everyone that she is the daughter of crime lord Tombstone and asked her father for rescue, to which he obliges. The Owl escapes the ensuing chaos while Lincoln, Sanders, and Overdrive escape with Tombstone and his men. Realizing that Myers was lying to them the whole time, but not entirely sure to what degree, the three split up to find Myers. Myers himself is also having a hard time, after lying to Mach VII about his whereabouts the day before, he is then visited by the Chameleon who tortures him until finding the painting of Doom shoddily hidden in haste. The Chameleon then tells Myers that he is taking the painting as reparation, and that their business together is concluded. Feeling at his lowest, Myers meets up with his new girlfriend at a bar and tells her that not only is he a super villain, but he also had just let the biggest score of his life slip though his fingers to Chameleon. At the end of the date, she convinces Myers to believe in himself as they kiss. The kiss is cut short by Bullseye who was hired at the request of The Owl. Bullseye captures Myers and his girlfriend, but only after Myers shows his true colors yet again by offering to trade his life for hers to mimic Bullseye's infamous murder of Elektra. The Owl reveals that this Bullseye is only a robot constructed by Tinkerer , and that he knows that Myers stole the painting of Doom. Myers then constructs another lie, saying that The Chameleon stole his identity and lead his team. The Owl believing Myers to be of little threat and incapable of any real power plays, offers Myers a chance to prove his story. Myers then goes into The Chameleon's base with a hidden camera, and manipulates Chameleon into mocking Myers while wearing Myers' face. The Owl, who now believes Myers' lie, lets Myers live and plans to attack Chameleon in revenge with his original team and additional super-powered henchmen, dubbed the Sinister Sixteen. Myers this time lets Overdrive steal Doom's portrait. Shultz escapes Hammerhead, who was tipped off by Hydro-Man as to Shultz's location and possession of Silvermane's head, and meets up with the team at their safe-house. The team steal SIlvermane's head, beat up Shultz and bury him alive in a grave, then decide to trade Silvermane's head with the Maggia, but unbeknownst to them they each made a secret pact to double-cross each other: Beetle asked her father to bring an army, Sander's asks Madame Masque , and Overdrive asks Mister Negative. The trade-off turns into a fiasco as the four armies battle. Hydro-Man, feeling guilty for betraying Shultz, rescues him from the grave. Myers is nowhere to be seen since the whole fiasco was just an elaborate plot to steal some of Chameleon's shape-shifting serum, so he can pretend to be the Mets ' pitcher, who was about to break his strikeout record. 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