Gold Goblin remains a clunky read, but with the demands of "Dark Web" out of the way, it may still find its destination. Read Full Review

As a Spidey-fan, this is a great in-depth character piece into Norman's state of mind these days. The writer did their homework.

The pro reviewers are just completely wrong on this one. This is better than the main event which I'm not even hating. This issue isn't as good as the first two, the art takes a dip due to the multiple finishers of Medinas pencils but its still a solid issue and feels relentless as Osborne sins are.

Why are't the main issues as good as these tie-ins are...

I liked this one more than I expected. I do believe that next issue is going to have to give us more. I feel this is the last issue I can give Norman brooding about sins a pass before it becomes stale.

Terribly rushed storytelling. It has good ideas, but they're drowned in bad dialogues and random events.