Spider-Man & Wolverine #5wastes no time over-complicating itself with a moral high ground it can't possibly reach. Buzzing with too much to do and not enough pages, there isn't a single part of this issue that feels as though it has the room to be the best it could, from reveals to art. That being said, the kitschy charm of this book's love for the 90's remains intact. Read Full Review

Plot
Spider-Man and Wolverine are in another part of New York with Teresa, Peter's sister, who just shot Wolverine with bullets from the Muramasa sword. She saw the same video and is also certain that Wolverine killed her parents.

The mysterious DREADSHADOW appears and reveals that he was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent whose daughter died at the hands of the villain ENFORCER, who was captured years ago by Wolverine and Spider-Man. They turned him over to the authorities, but he escaped.

Teresa, Spider-Man, and Wolverine defeat DREADSHADOW, who dies due to a malfunction in his temporal bracelet. At the RAND Corporation, they manage to restore the video where Wolverine supposedly murders Peter and Teresa's parents. The video shows the opposite: he arrived to save them, but the plane exploded before he could parachute to safety. Peter apologizes to Wolverine, and Teresa is saddened because she isn't mentioned in the video; therefore, it's most likely that she is a clone of Chameleon and never existed.

Wolverine and Spider-Man now go to capture the villains that DREADSHADOW hired: Kraven, Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, and Omega Red.

Art
It's a whirlwind of creativity and anatomically detailed, muscular, and dynamic figures, reminiscent of the 1990s, when comics didn't offer a cinematic style, but rather a visual impact that, although it defies the laws of physics, the art makes it entirely believable.

Summary
Spider-Man and Wolverine finally face DREADSHADOW more