So, what I assumed would be a book about establishing the new Jackpot and her world actually turned out to be one designed to take her off the board entirely. To be honest, I can't fathom why this story was done in a miniseries rather than in the main title, where people might have actually read it. Regardless of how good or bad it was, the biggest crime of this series is that a potentially interesting character from the Spider-Man universe has been quietly shuffled into limbo. Given that Jackpot was a major part of the "Brand New Day" relaunch (even though it was the Alana Jobson version) it's a shame to see wasted opportunity, and that's what this feels like. Read Full Review