Spider-Geddon #2 continues a fantastic event that has delivered at every step and continues Marvel's knocking it out of the park when it comes to their Spider-Man events. Lots of action, lots of great interactions, and it goes in different directions you might not expect. It's just fun which is exactly what I'm looking for in this type of story. Read Full Review

More than half of this issue is dedicated to recruiting some of the Spider-men and women into the war. Here, we get to see who some of the big players will be. If you are just like me, you'll be excited to see a couple of fan favorites (like a certain wall-crawler from a recent PS4 game) and some wild cards that are sure to make things interesting. Read Full Review

It is still hard to say if this book will surpass the original Spider-Verse, as it is playing for lower stakes and a smaller cast. However, by not going for spectacle, there is a tighter crew who feel more like characters than fodder. At the very least, this alone makes the issue worth reading. If youre a Spider-fan, its easily the best book of his on the rack this week. Read Full Review

Spider-Geddon #2 suffers slightly from an over-abundance of tie-in advertising. This issue is more than just a traffic control centre, though; the creators do plenty of quality storytelling as they march the Inheritors forward and ratchet up the challenges facing the Spiders. I appreciate the continued focus on Otto Octavius; big events are at their best when one character is fixed firmly in the middle of the story. Read Full Review

Spider-Geddon continues to limp its way through, with great art, characters, and fights, but being dragged down by a story that's taking forever to set up. Read Full Review

Full of good ideas but struggling to meet the demands of all of them at once, Spider-Geddon #2 feels like a necessary issue in terms of plotting and direction, but not necessarily a fun one to read. Read Full Review

As far as superhero events go, Spider-Geddon #2 is the definition of a cash grab, taking money and providing very little in return besides disappointment. Read Full Review

I am still interested and invested in this event, but looking forward to a day when the Inheritors are a little less OP.

Now that we get a better view of the timeline, it's easier to see where this is headed. I think I'll enjoy it well enough.

If issue 1 was logical & good, I have more doubt about this issue. Why because the heroes retreat letting only Gwen deal with the Inheritor (Ok just one fight her, but that could have been lethal). I don't like otto option & I would loved to see Octavia have a different opinion. This issue isn't bad but like fore Spider-verse the moment where the heroes have to back down just because, and where their enemy not push their avantage is obvious. Too obvious.

Cover - I really not like it, but didn't find another at the same price. This is well made & a little in link. 1/2
Writting - I wonder how Peter will be let outside now that Morbius attacked him. I don't understand how the inheritor can be cloned. I believe it's when they die only (But they don't die, they are just prisoner in the apocalyptic word & shelter where Silk find Ben). 2/3
Arts - Very strong layout & panel with a minimal amount of no backward but just color behind the characters. 3/3
Feeling - Mixed but I will let a chance to convince me to issue 3. 1/2 more

As much as I am a big Spider-Man fan and I love the art, this issue makes me feel like I missed a lot by not reading the first spider verse event. I feel if the art wasn’t that good and Superior Spider-Man wasn’t in this issue, score would be much lower

Great artwork and writing for different Spiders, but I'm not interested for Inheritors again. Since they get no development, this is just Marvel killing different Spiders.

Also it doesn't help that this is just an ad for different Spider-Geddon tier-issues.