• Good news! Spider-Man & his X-Students got the 11:30pm late night talk show slot!
• Bad News! His executive producers are Chameleon and Mojo! And his first guests are The Sinister Sixty-Six!
• Plus! The return of Wolverine? Well...kind of. (Not really. But sort of.)
I was sadly disappointed by the first two issues of Spider-Man and the X-Men. I've said it before ,but how could Spider-Man and a team of teen mutants, including one called Shark Girl, fighting Stegron the Dinosaur Man as seen by the head writer of the Daily Show not be everything I ever wanted in life? Regardless, though the second issue upped the quality of the series, it still failed to live up to its potential. Read Full Review
The problem, as before, is that the series still shows little sign of more dramatic ambition. The humor can only carry it so far. Nor does the X-Men's sudden and pronounced disdain for Spider-Man seem warranted. Read Full Review
SM&TXM #3 is too quickly paced for it's own good. The jokes continue to be quite funny though Read Full Review
The art continues to be the strong point of this series as the story sells itself short yet again. Don't tease yourself, this is a book for the kids so don't be afraid to get it for them" if you're willing to spend the $3.99 on it. Read Full Review
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