A young beginner ...

What has happened between the time that Peter Parker has inherited his powers and the death of his Uncle Ben? How he superhero all apprehended youth this new life? And why has he not made a career in wrestling, then so suddenly had the means?

The debut of Spiderman revisited: This is a good starting point, because this story is working to develop which, in the original version of 1962, held in a few cases: Namely the passage where Peter Parker, newly endowed with its powers, participate in wrestling matches to earn a bit of money before becoming aware of its responsibilities. But let us admit that all is still a bit far-fetched. Because the scenario shows the "up in the air" in the process of becoming an international wrestling megastar! Mega-star that everyone will have forgotten as if by magic when it will begin to fight crime ...
The set still leaves play very pleasant way, thanks to the fluidity of the script and the quality of drawings by Tony Harris, who oscillate between the photo novel and the iconic presence of the main character. But in this context to revisit the past of the hero, it will prefer the absolute masterpiece of Jeff Loeb and Tim Sale, "Spiderman: Blue" also revisits the weaver of webs debut with more genius.
However, do not play too hard. Readers who do not take any pleasure in rereading the old episodes written by Stan Lee, dated today very infantile, can easily read this miniseries much more modern and mature.
Because there are two schools priori irreconcilable: the purists for which only prevails the original story, despite its naive and infantile. And that of the refractory to comics "old school" for which an adult and universal playback, when performed by talented authors, is a bargain ...