SINISTER SIX REBORN ParT 2
• The mysterious new Iron Spider rolls into Miles Morales' life with the destructive power of the new Sinister Six.
• Sadly for those close to Miles, it's not just his life that's going to get obliterated.
Rated T+
I would definitely recommend picking up a copy of issues # 234 and 235 for the read, as it looks like they will be lead-ons into Spider-men #5 an issue that Bendis has indicated will be a major issue Out of 5 stars I give it a 4, in that it is good enough that I want to pick-up the 3rd issue in anticipation of whats to come. Read Full Review
All in all, it felt like Aaron Davis shined this issue. If this were a rap track, he outshined Miles, which is fine. We need that in order for us to care for Aaron as a character and credible as a villain. Read Full Review
Spider-Man #235 does build a little character development, but ultimately we're left waiting for more. Read Full Review
Miles versus Uncle Aaron will hopefully be Bendis going out on a high note. Otherwise, we're all ready for a new writer to breathe some new life into what should be one of Marvel's best comics. Read Full Review
Spider-Man #235 has some solid artwork and sleek action sequences, but no real substance to go along with it. Read Full Review
Well that was more enjoyable than I feared.
This's a Bendis book, so that much of talking didn't disturbing me anymore. Even it's a pretty much too much ^^
I'm very teased by the cliffanger. Well done.
the only flaws is the cover, one book too early.
Their is also the sandman case ... One moment in, one moment out, but not entirely out.
I perfectly Bombshell one that point ^^
But I like the fact he can travel like he's shown in this book.
I didn't like the other foes, the one who look like Rhino. And the Rhino flashback was when ?
He look like the 616 Rhino but like I didn't read much this ongoing, I would love to have some information.
Cover : Nice but, not what I read inside, even if that more
There is a lot to like here. The art looks very sharp and has some really engaging layouts. There is some good but worded heavy dialog in the character interactions. The new Iron Spider seems interesting. There are some fun cameos including Armadillo who seems to be all over the place lately. There are also so many things to make this title a chore to read. It seems like we have an extremely slow burn to get to an interaction between the new Sinister Six and Spider-Man. This issue still teases the encounter but does not actually get there. There is also the lingering thread that Miles might not stay Spider-Man. Again he is trying to branch out and be his own hero. It seems like a plot point that is going nowhere at this point since his appe more
The Iron Spider draws his Sinister Six closer to prime-time, Miles beats on the Armadillo with weird new powers, and the Bombshells angle toward a showdown. It's a mighty eventful script by Brian Michael Bendis's standards, but it also features lots of indulgent examples of his cutesiest "let's all talk over each other in tiny sentence fragments, that's *super* realistic" dialogue. Oscar Bazaldua's art is dropping some points, too. He's excellent with layouts and high-tech stuff, but the lack of detail he provides on human characters is rough. The issue ends up slightly above average for me thanks to the novelty of the story being told, but the style of the telling leaves so much room for improvement.
Eh. Not bad but not much going on.
A good book that moves at a Bendis Pace. 2 issues into the arc and no battle yet between the Sinister Six and Spider-Man. As always the Miles, Ganke banter is one of the best parts, but we could use a little more action. The ending does seem to lead to a big altercation in the next issue.
New powers don't make up for bland writing.
This is, by all standards, a disappointing comic. To call the new Sinister Six underwhelming would be an understatement--the jokey nature of this crew paints them as, well...a lame bunch of b-listers. Too much of this issue is their (boring) scheming. But nothing much happens after we switch to see Miles' goings on, either. This seems to be Bendis phoning it in--I have really liked his work, but this issue just tastes stale. Also, enough with the terrible Patrick Brown covers...they are beyond gaudy.
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