A big disappointment from the normally dependable Paul Jenkins, as instead of a clever solution to the problem, he offers up one that I'd dismissed right from the start as being too obvious. I mean Spider-Mans big solution doesn't even make much sense when one thinks about it as last issue showed us Spider-Man pulled his mask off right when the clock struck noon, and while Doctor Octopus delivers a lengthy speech before pushing the button, the most time that he could've bought for the group that was rescuing the Ambassador is a couple minutes, and one would think that provoking Doctor Octopus in the middle of Times Square where there's a wealth of innocent bystanders he can lash out at seems like a silly idea. Still, the issue does deliver a couple solid villainous rants from Doctor Octopus who goes completely off the deep end in the latter half of the issue, and one has to love the sense of menace that is created during the scene where he makes it clear that he's going to kill one pe Read Full Review

Um... No. That's a worst wasted cliffhanger I remember... He said "no, your face. what have you done?". And what has he done? Wore a second mask? Dumb.

Well, maybe he was about to say something like "you just started the war". Yeah, it seems fine for me. No, because he wasn't.

And Otto became really evil here... Is he a cold-blooded killer now? A terrorist? But Peter beat him so badly, that he just... Well... I don't know what to think of it.

It's far from masterpiece and it's not a shit at all. That's a weird comic with a lot of arguable decisions. But it was interesting to read. Kinda... Well, it could be lower, than 7, could be higher, but I'm okay with it now.