Zombie Spider-Man

Zombie Spider-Man

Does whatever a Zombie Spider can

Spins a web, never dies

Catches thieves, eats their eyes

Look out

Here comes Zombie Spider-Man!

-Animated Zombie Spider-Man Theme Tune (1967)

Today we review Zombie Spider-Man, who is both a Spider-Man and a Zombie. Hence he becomes a Zombie Spider-Man.

As a Spider-Man, he can make your opponent exhaust a character they control. As a Zombie he can come back from the dead more times than Joan Rivers.

Sadly however, as a special edition MAA card you can only pick up Zombie Spider-Man by paying a lot of UDE points and waiting maybe a year or two for delivery.

But you really shouldn’t bother, because Pathetic Attempt negates both the exhaustion and resurrection effects of Zombie Spider-Man, making this card useless.

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Constructed: 2/5

Spider-Man

Zombies!!!!!

Spider-Man

Zombie

Spider-Friends/4/7/7

Range

Activate,  KO Spider-Man > Target player exhaust a ready character he controls. At the start of the recovery phase this turn, return Spider-Man from his owner’s KO’d pile to play under your control. Use only during the combat phase.

Am I the only one who didn’t really care for Marvel Zombies? It didn’t really make any sense to just turn everyone into zombies. Eh, oh well…

So, this Spider-Man exhausts a character (figures). Problem is, you don’t actually get a choice on who to exhaust. And you lose a blocker for the turn. Which kinda defeats the purpose of exhausting a character. But then again, you don’t actually lose a character, either. It’ll come back to haunt again for next turn. Still, even if I temporarily lose a character, I’d at least want a choice on who to exhaust.

Although, I do like his ability to bypass uniqueness. But still, he doesn’t have much going for him outside of defensive purposes.

Constructed:  3/5

Same effect, different Spider-Man

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