Terry and Rachel Dodson turn in a pretty impressive effort on their final issue, as they're called upon to deliver a rain soaked battle high atop a bridge, and there's several memorable images that manages to nicely raise the excitement level. I mean while I knew his efforts would be successful I have to say I was quite impressed by the art's ability to convey Spider-Man's frantic state as he works to save the plummeting Mary Jane. There's also a couple impressive impact shots like the sequence where Spider-Man uses his webbing to slam the Green Goblin and his glider into the ground. The art also manages to nicely sell the sheer desperation of Peter as he works to free his trapped Aunt May, and the emotion when he attempts to revive her were well realized, as was the dramatic impact of the one-page spread where we see the results of his efforts. My only problem with this issue's art is that I found the cover didn't really do that great a job of selling the sense of urgency it needed to Read Full Review

This is a very cool comic, it can even deserve 10, but I pissed about things like Jonah still believing that his son is Spider-Man. Didn't he talk to him? Didn't he actually see, that they were seen together sometimes? His son even was Man-Wolf, how could be Spider-Man? And May again moves in to her old house. What was the point of her moving in the first issue? Make money problems for Peter and MJ? But their problems are gone, because May sold that new apartment... Well, that's just makes the importance of this comic smaller. You don't really feel, that something changed. And that Norman's letter on the last page... What a crazy idiot he is...

Also it was dumb, that lightning defeated Goblin and Ock. That's just stupid.

But, however, it was an awesome comic and I don't want to lower the rate too much. It was a nice possibility for Peter to atone for the death of Gwen. more