Overall there isn't a whole lot to say to summarize about this one shot story as a whole. The whole thing moves pretty quickly, involving mostly one long chase scene, with the highlight being the art on the splash pages where a few punches are exchanged between Spidey and the Lizard. Other than that, the issue ends rather uneventfully albeit with a slight emotional twist but if you've been enjoying these callouts to the bygone era of Marvel Comics, you'll find more of that enjoyment here. Read Full Review

Teenage Peter Parker blows an ESU internship interview because the Lizard needs Spider-attention. That's the way the "great responsibility" cookie crumbles. This is a very simple comic, verging dangerously into simplistic. Part of that is due to the light continuity and the conscious effort to cater to younger readers. But a larger part of it is due to Ralph Macchio's prose style being dated if not obsolete.