Richard Wentworth may be down, but he's not out... not when the city still needs the Spider. With his eye on both a ring of crooked cops and a deadly gang uptown, The Spider sets up a carefully orchestrated scheme to take out two birds with one stone. But when an honest cop comes along for the ride, he's got to protect the life of an innocent while making sure the guilty suffer.
It's take no prisoners for The Spider as he makes sure the guilty suffer. What is so great about this book is that The Spider isn't the kind of hero to give you mercy or a slap on the wrist. He is one who comes up with a permanent solution and even if that makes this a more mature story for it, so be it when it's not like other stories out there that fall to the cliche of letting the wicked walk the streets to do the same thing twice. David Liss doesn't pull any punches here and it works in The Spider's favor in this situation. The Spider is a book you want to pick up right now if you want something that packs a punch. Read Full Review
The Spider #16 is leading all of us toward an end that is potent, tragic but also engaging. Recommended. Read Full Review
The Spider continues to be a rather solid book. The Spider's storyline is interesting and we're about to get some real drama with Nita. Hopefully we haven't seen the last of The Red Hand's plan though. Read Full Review
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