Humberto Ramos has an interesting style that lends itself well to the action scenes, as this issue's shots of Spider-Man moving through the city are well presented, with a nice sense of imagination as the character twists and turns through the air. There's also a nice moody sequence in the latter half of the issue where the villain's back-story is revealed, and the surprise factor of the last page reveal is well done. However, the talking heads scenes are quite distracting as the lantern jaws and bug eyes are visually jarring, and the uproarious laughter panel had me going back to read the conversation again, to see if I had missed side-splitting moment of comedy. Read Full Review

Oh no... Not Ramos... Not again... But his style is somehow changed... Well, I see the progress and it's cool.

Well, not a bad issue at all. And the final cliffhanger is cool. It was mostly interesting to read and now I even more interested to see what's next.