I downloaded this book and read it digitally, which seemed to be the right medium to consume this book. The panel-to-panel pacing gave the issue a bit more density, making it feel more like a true anthology than a collection of quick and easy stories. Read Full Review

Up from the ashes, a new hero rises, but unfortunately he rises in terrible taste. The first story opens in New York City on everyone's favorite forgotten villain, the Kangaroo. Now out of prison, he throws a man who owes him his cut of their last job only to be foiled by... some kid in a Spider-Man costume. Read Full Review

I've been following it since the beginning, and with each new story I find it more and more difficult to care. Probably because they keep killing off my favorite characters - or at least assassinating their personalities. Read Full Review