Spider-Man Kizuna Kizuna /

Setta Kobayashi

Book - 2025

"Welcome to Ohakama City, Japan. Yu, a timid boy who loves to draw manga, is attacked by Green Goblin, only to be rescued by the superhero known as Spider-Man. Despite being defeated, the villain activates a device that merges Yu and Spider-Man together. Suddenly bestowed with not just great power, but also the proportionate speed, strength, and agility of a spider, will Yu find the courage to help others, or fall prey to Spider-Man's worst enemies?"--

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MANGA/Spider-Man/Kizuna
vol. 1: 0 / 1 copies available
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2nd Floor Comics New MANGA/Spider-Man/Kizuna v. 1 (NEW SHELF) Due Oct 7, 2025
Subjects
Genres
superhero comics
Graphic novels
Superhero comics
Manga
Published
San Francisco, CA : VIZ Media, LLC [2025]-
Language
English
Japanese
Main Author
Setta Kobayashi (author)
Other Authors
Hachi Mizuno (illustrator), Abby Lehrke (translator), Richmond Torrefranca
Item Description
Reads from right to left in the traditional Japanese manga format.
"Marvel."
Description based on volume 1.
Physical Description
volumes : illustrations ; 19 cm
Audience
Rates A for all ages.
ISBN
9781974754731
Contents unavailable.
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 4--7--Yu is a Japanese elementary student with little confidence, no friends, and a huge imagination. One day, he befriends Spider-Man during a harrowing battle with the Green Goblin. One of Goblin's attacks turns Spidey into a noncorporeal being but gives Yu the ability to communicate and combine with Spidey to form Spider-Man: Kizuna! Now, Yu is thrust into the world of a superhero and must be confident, break out of his shyness, and use his imagination to stop Green Goblin's scheming, which includes using villain tokens to transform Yu's classmates and fellow citizens into villains from Spidey's New York past. This action-packed, breakneck story incorporates many favorite Spider-Man villains and is a delightful introduction for readers who may be new to the universe. The illustrations are drawn in a "chibi" style and the action realized in a very over-the-top, dramatic fashion to appeal to younger audiences. VERDICT A first purchase for elementary collections where superhero stories and graphic novels are popular.--Sara Smith

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