One wears a red mask with big, white eyes. The other wears a red mask with slightly smaller white eyes. Two masks that cover two of the biggest mouths in the Marvel Universe. This could only mean your Major Spoilers review of Spider-Man/Deadpool #6 is about to begin.
Author: Jon Arvedon
Jon Arvedon
Jon Arvedon is a Graphic Design graduate who somehow became a Health Insurance Analyst, yet wishes to be a crime-fighting vigilante if not for his strict 8:30 PM bedtime. Born and raised on the not-so-mean streets of Central Massachusetts, he instead uses his time consuming and sharing all aspects of nerd culture on the web and social media as avoNERD.
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