The idea behind a 12-issue plotline which throws the best of Spideys rogues gallery up against him has been compared by many to the recent Hush arc in DCs Batman. Frankly, Im not finding it quite as entertaining in single instalments as that project was, and, on the evidence each 4-issue mini-arc is hardly going to be a self-contained story at all. However, if what Millar has said in interviews is to be believed, it should turn out to be a far more tightly-plotted, complete and satisfying enterprise than Loeb and Lees Batman story turned out to be. So whilst it seems like a cop-out to constantly describe this book as mixed, thats the adjective that Ive got to pick out again: Some bits I like, some I dont, but its never less than compelling reading and that sounds like a fair recommendation to me. Read Full Review

Frank Cho is a very good artist. I like to see him here sometimes. And the story was nice. Except that part where Spidey literally damages a guy's car for nothing... And that Peter recovered so quickly. Also that's stupid, that Peter and Mary made a list of people who know his secret identity. Osborn literally told him the truth - he shared this secret with another villain. But either Peter forgot about it or didn't believe, I think that's stupid...