Personally, Im optimistic about the kind of story we could see once Morlun returns in full force, when the significance of The Other becomes clear, and when JMS gets to pen his three issues of the crossover in December. But before then weve got the turn of Reginald Hudlin, who is a relatively unknown quantity to me. Still, Im hoping he can build on the basic foundations provided by David to move the story on significantly and actually clue us in as to what The Other is all about, because at this stage, the reader really should have some idea. Sadly, past experience would lead me to believe that Marvel will string this crossover out as long as possible, and it may not get much better any time soon. Im hoping to be proved wrong but I wouldnt bet on it. Read Full Review

First of all, Mike Deodato is awesome. Now I can review this issue.

If second part was focused on MJ, than this - on May. And it was nice. And Tracer... He's such an interesting character... But that's so sad, that most of the action was off-screen. There was a fight in the second part, but we saw it only through the TV. And now there was a giant robot, as they said, but we didn't see that... And they actually killed Tracer... And he didn't return so far. This whole potential was wasted... It's just dumb. But well, we have what we have. And it's a good issue overall, I like to reread it. I wish Marvel remember Tracer and tell us more about him... He wasn't even a human. Who created him and why?

Also here's the problem I have with most of the parts of this arc - the main disease story almost doesn't move here... Spidey just met Morlun and decided to tell his aunt about the disease... That's all. more