While the first issue of Predator vs. Spider-Man #1 gets bogged down in setup, leading to uneven pacing and questionable character choices, it successfully establishes a dark, gritty tone that blends the two franchises and promises a worthwhile payoff once the complete story unfolds.

Predator vs. Spider-Man #2 delivers a relentless blend of tension, terror, and heroism, elevating both its superhero roots and horror influences. Percy skillfully juggles multiple character arcs while maintaining tight narrative momentum, and Ferreria's art swings seamlessly from high-flying action to blood-chilling dread. With powerful visuals, sharp dialogue, and a final page that leaves the story teetering on the edge of chaos, this issue cements the series as a thrilling collision of genres, and the next chapter can't come soon enough.

Star Wars #1 gives reason to believe that Marvel is ready to deliver a strong and satisfying follow-up to Return of the Jedi. Alex Segura and Phil Noto clearly grasp what makes Star Wars work, showcasing their ability to handle various elements of the franchise with skill and balance.