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Christopher Yost has terrific fun with Kaine's narration here as his day gets more and more unbelievable. Hell, he's even forced to ride a horse and try and lasso the out-of-control Armadillo, and he's left speechless when the scene plays out far differently than he expected.
Aside from the ridiculously awesome circumstances, Scarlet Spider #16 continues laying groundwork for ongoing stories including Kaine finally giving into his feelings for Annabelle, and a dire warning to Kaine to leave Houston which the hero never receives. Hopefully the foreboding won't infringe too much on the glorious insanity the comic delivers when it is at its best. Must-read.
[Marvel, $2.99]
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