While not taking place as predominantly in Earth-616 as I thought it would Ghost-Spider continues to tell these personal stories of Gwen Stacy and her own life. Ghost-Spider #5 livens things up in this current story arc and is certainly closer to that darker tone we are used to seeing from this character. Read Full Review

While not taking place as predominantly in Earth-616 as I thought it would Ghost-Spider continues to tell these personal stories of Gwen Stacy and her own life. Ghost-Spider #5 livens things up in this current story arc and is certainly closer to that darker tone we are used to seeing from this character. Read Full Review

I would recommend this story to people who like strong female lead characters and would like an engaging story. Read Full Review

Ghost-Spider #5 was another fascinating installment in Gwen's adventure. There's something so satisfying about seeing the consequences of Gwen's time spent on two different Earths. Not to mention that this is a plot that has been building for quite some time. Read Full Review

I thought this issue was interesting enough as it was pretty much a set-up for events to come. We got some nice action with some decent dialogue that kept the reader in the loop. the pacing was good and the art fine. I would read the next issue to find out what happens next. Read Full Review

Ghost Spider #5 moves the story from point A to point B with some rather forgettable character beats, but succeeds when playing with recognizable Spider tropes. Read Full Review

These should be fun characters, but they're written in a way that tries to emulate those that have come before, and it lands with a thud. Read Full Review

I loved the plot developments and the chaos Jackal-616 inflicts on Earth-65. The words and art were rough, though. Many polishing opportunities were missed.

" Oh he's mine too. He just doesn't realize it. "
- MILES WARREN EARTH 65

This was a solid issue, that guy sure is a creep.