This will be short, Superior Spider-Man #4 might be one of the best comics Ive ever read. It's easily one of the best Spidey stories and just hits home on why we love him so much.

OK, I know, I got to stop dishing out 10s for Spider-Man comics, but hot damn, what a book! What a series!

With that, one head of the Jigsaw snake is down, but the reader quickly realizes like there are many many more out there.

Dan Slott once again just creates a fun, yet revealing read here that is classic Marvel Comics.

We close the book with Proto Goblin accomplishing his goal and kidnapping Harry, taking him back to his mother.

I know there are too many Spidey books to count these days, including numerous Spider-Men (and Boys) and numerous timelines and alternate universes.

Heart-pumping, action packed I could go on and on about this book. I can already smell the conflict brewing inside T'Challa and the twists and turns that must come later in the series.

I'm getting chills yet again writing this review as it's dawning on me that I'm in the middle of reading something truly special.

Not as much action or humor in this issue, but man that surprise was something else.

This is going to be one hell of a ride.

Back to our new big bad, we later see Killionaire enjoying his new adpatoid toy while making a streaming video! Talk about a modern-day mercenary.

Not too much to say, just a fun, easy read for all comic fans, especially those who love Peter and Miles together.

After Spider-Man is mentioned during the conversation, Marko tries to break free from Bakers subconscious in a fit of rage.

We have a long way to go in Blood Hunt, but this is a solid start.

I think this is a strong first book in the series with a lot of potential.

Not much here, more of a setup for next month's big battle between Peter and Ben. (The cover looks incredible)

To close out the book, all-around shady character Marv invites Kenny and Shelly to beta test some video game for a lot of cold hard cash.