Genuinely fantastic art and fun battles do little to save this deteriorating storyline from its lack of direction and constantly going in circles until the final issue.

A brutal fight night between Spider-Man and Kindred delivers on emotion and scale, but leaves one still questioning where this story is even going.

A fascinating and uncomfortable deep-dive into the mind of Samir, with beautiful art, character development, and topics that might give any reader cold feet.

An enjoyable adventure featuring the web-head and Boomerang, but lacks any real depth and stakes.

An emotional, interesting, and surprising epilogue to Absolute Carnage that wraps up the event neatly while setting up exciting future stories.

A fun, yet tedious set-up for the 2099 event that introduces some unique story elements, but leaves certain characters to the wayside

A good chapter within the larger ongoing story that does its job well, while further planting the seeds for the future of the characters

A promising start to yet another Marvel event, with fantastic art from Gleason, smart writing from Spencer, and great character work with both Peter and Miguel.

Overall, this is a strong chapter in the event of Absolute Carnage that goes beyond just developing the story. From bringing back Sleeper, to developing and teasing interesting avenues with Dylan, this book is not gonna be one to skip when it comes to keeping up with the overall event. From the character work to the stakes, to the nail-biting tension, I enjoyed it thoroughly, and I'm incredibly excited to see where it all goes next.

An important, heartfelt, and stellar one-shot for the web-head that teases what's to come in the future.

One of the most shocking, harrowing, and gut-punching beginnings to any Spidey story I've ever read. Without a doubt, it's gonna be one for the ages.

A nail-biting and terrifying beginning to one of Marvel's boldest events, filled with incredible art, writing, and character moments that keep you on the edge of your seat and begging for the next issue.

A monumental rollercoaster of a Spidey issue that delivers on the excitement and emotions, but doesn't essentially follow up on what was promised.

The return of Donny Cates as the writer spells out an incredible psychological story about Eddie Brock's journey without the symbiote, heading towards an unstoppable hurricane of disaster.

An exhilarating and shocking conclusion that gives you everything you'd want and expect, while leaving you begging for more.

An incredibly good set up for Peter, MJ, Mysterio, and the new villain, but could be a little bit better.

A satisfying epilogue to Hunted that delivers for a lot of characters and their resolutions, but somewhat lacking in others.

An exciting, insane, and emotionally-gripping issue of Spencer & Locke 2 that pays respect and attention to each major player in the story

A fantastic climax to the ongoing Hunted storyline that gives great resolutions to the hero and villain, while everything else looks to be fully resolved next issue.

As Hunted nears its end, this issue pulls out all the emotionally cathartic stops, and sets up a grand finale that will hopefully meet most expectations

An exciting story and character-driven development of the Hunted storyline

An incredible continuation of this storyline with exciting development for the main characters

An exciting development that raises the Hunted storyline to a whole new level, and focuses on the personal stakes at hand perfectly

An emotional, yet anti-climactic conclusion to the Abyss story arc that could potentially be messed up by future events

A great start to an supposedly unassuming event for our favorite web-slinger

A proper set up for the event that develops the story and characters nicely, although is confused on what the villain wants

An incredibly thought-provoking and cathartic chapter in the life of Eddie Brock

An enjoyable payoff to a somewhat underwhelming mini-arc, for which the only purpose is to set up a future storyline

An enjoyable issue that further sets up the next big storyline, albeit with rushed art and story details

A great continuation of a fantastic first issue that offers up a lot of fun, comedy, and heart

A dark, disturbing, and harrowing chapter in the tragic life of Eddie Brock

A fantastic first issue, as well as jumping-on point, for this more small-scale look at the life of Peter Parker / Spider-Man

A weak finale to a weak event that unfortunately can't be saved, despite some entertaining action and character moments.

A fun, hilarious, and somewhat touching holiday issue for the web-head that doesn't take itself too seriously, in a good way

A quieter, more personal issue that puts Eddie up against his inner demons, in an incredibly emotional way

A great continuation from the first issue, with an incredibly intriguing story, well-done characters, and fantastic art to boot

A fun, thrilling, and emotional conclusion to the Heist story arc

A slight improvement from an art and character perspective, but still continues to be a story of white noise that has no direction in sight at all.

An emotionally-driven issue for Venom that develops the characters and story in a masterful way

An exciting development in the Heist storyline, and while Peter is a bit more passive, Felicia and MJ get wonderful development from Spencer

A disappointing issue that has some enjoyment in it, but overall continues the messy downward spiral of this event.

Spider-Geddon continues to limp its way through, with great art, characters, and fights, but being dragged down by a story that's taking forever to set up.

A great start to a new story arc for the web-head, presenting a great mystery, focusing more on certain characters, and throwing the readers for a loop at the end

An entertaining trip down memory lane for one of Marvel's most popular characters

A great and emotional set up for the next chapter of Eddie's story, and shows no signs of dropping in effort and quality.

An endearing and heart-felt issue between two of the unlikeliest of friends in the Spider-Man comics.

An enjoyable, yet flawed and underwhelming start to Marvel's big Spider-Event.

A great concept with some great moments, but held back by the format it's put under.

An enjoyable, yet mixed-bag conclusion to an enjoyable, yet mixed-bag mini-series of Marvel's lethal protector.

An emotional love letter from a talented writer and artist to one of the greatest characters ever created.

A strong final issue for the build up to Spider-Geddon, with lots of good world-building, character moments, and heart.

A good tension-breaker for the web-head, with lots of well-done comedy, art, and character moments, but needing a bit more from the latter.

A very well-done introduction for Insomniac's Spider-Man from Earth-1048, as well as a great prelude to Spider-Geddon.

A grim and chilling story, giving us insight into the symbiote's mind and perspective during its time with Peter Parker.

A solid issue that picks up the pace and quality, but still feels rushed overall in terms of story.

An exhilarating conclusion to an arc that revitalizes the character of Eddie Brock.

A lackluster one-off and prequel that has some merit, but overall fails at introducing these new versions of Peter Parker and Uncle Ben.

A great conclusion to storyline that jumpstarts the webhead in a new and exciting way.

A great first issue for this arc, and I look forward to seeing how this story unfolds for our favorite web-slinging' anti-hero.

Overall, I think this is a promising new start for the character and her story, but only time will tell if Bendis and co. can deliver an interesting and compelling story.