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

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

I'm excited to see where this goes.

I don't hate it. This is a very interesting twist and something I'm excited to follow down the Goblin hole!

I'm excited to see what happens next and love the arc development.

THIS IS A GREAT ISSUE.

57 and 58 are both great Spider-Man issues and honestly, this issue ends in a cliffhanger and i want to read it NOW!

It really feels like a blockbuster movie type of feel and we should enjoy it while it lasts.

I'm going to miss this run and you should too. It was unique, something that only a writer like Zeb could bring to the table and we always need to see our favorite heroes from new perspectives.

It's a unique take and a reset of sorts after the Zeb Wells run, one with action and a fresh perspective on the iconic character.

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

So, Carnage has plans LOL. The issue ends with a true cliffhanger as the alien killer looks for his next victim and tells Eddie how things are going to go.

This issue is where things really pick up and we're left wanting more as Peter may be down but not out.

This is going to be one hell of a ride.

We get the raging Hulk we know and love and a Thanos blood thirsty for stones.

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

Rook Exodus #4 is a heart-pumping, foot-tapping, eyes-widening roller coaster. The action doesn't stop and the emotion oozes off the page like something out of a classic science fiction thriller. If you haven't placed Rook Exodus on your pull list yet, you're doing yourself a true disservice.

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.

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

It's the best and most unique art I've seen in quite a while. The stories feel a bit disjointed, but have promise.

It's a solid book and series and one that should be checked out by Spider-Man fans of all ages.

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

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

I'm a pretty nostalgic guy and this series really brings me back to a simpler time.

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

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.

This issue was a little goofy, but it's nice to see Thor in the mix here.

The best issue in the series yet!

This is a cute, inspirational issue, especially for young readers. The interactions between Bailey and Multitiude are the best. "We didn't choose it, it chose us, are just a few of the lines that really resonate with the old classic, "With great power, comes great responsibility.

A solid follow up to last week's opening book for the Infinity Watch.

This is the kind of issue I hope my young son Luke reads one day and maybe the reason he becomes a fan of comics.

Damn, this is going to be fun.

Solid entry into the Infinity Watch though I'd love to know more about where we are heading.

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

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.

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.

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

I mean, this series is extraordinary. I simply can't get enough.

This Ultimate universe continues to reinvent the Marvel Universe and it's absolutely fantastic.

I cannot wait till issue 14, as we all know the battle is going to rage! This version of Kraven is esspecially demented and Peter matches him with heroics and the heart of a true icon!

A truly near flawless close to the limited series. Now we head into All-New Venom #1 and what could this mean as there was a MAJOR cliffhanger at the end of this issue. Could the unthinkable really happen? I won't spoil it but hot damn, what a final panel.

What can I saw, this book is adorable through and through. I loved it and can't wait to read it to my 1-year-old baby boy. Do you think Venom will give him nightmares? Oh well, he's a tough land shark, he'll be fine.

Just a fun, enticing book that is classic Logan. A lot of action, tormented pain and twists.

Ummm...that ending!! Without spoiling it, we find out who is behind all this and boy is it a surprise and yet, something or someone that is going to wreak havoc for our X-Men.

A fun start, but this Spider-Man back story is missing a couple of emotional ties to why he's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. My guess though is we are going to get that in the next issue or so!

These books are a blast. They bring out the kid in me at a time when i really need him. As you get older, it's tough having that child-like enthusiasm, but more important than ever to remember that aspect of your life and personality.