THE FINAL BATTLE! Peter needs to join forces with the one who taught Kraven to take Gregor down - but at what cost? You won't see this ending coming!
Rated T
SPIDER-MAN: THE LOST HUNT #5is a solid trip down memory lane that does some interesting things with its characters with a thematic plot that, sadly, holds zero weight on it's own thanks to it's instantaneous invalidation by future stories. Read Full Review
While there is a lot about this issue and this story that feels tied up a little too neatlyand, if I'm being honest, I feel like this story would have worked so much better had Peter Parker just not been part of it in the end because the story of Orisha and her son is just so much better when it's just the two of thembut it's still a pretty solid tale and a satisfying conclusion. Read Full Review
An amazing mini. Didn't care for the period of time in comics it was set in (CLONES!) but who cares? This was super fun and exciting. Books like this, joe fixit, and world's finest are great for people who aren't super jazzed about current continuity and still works for modern fans as well. The writing in this book really tugs at your heart strings with the mother son dynamic and the situation of Pete and pregnant MJ getting on with their lives after spider-man. Much love for this series!
Give this man (DeMatteis) everything he wants. He shits gold.
This was an effective wrap up to this miniseries. It had a lot to do, but nothing went awry here. If you don't mind a Spider-Man comic without much Spider-Man in it, you will be cool with this. If you want a more traditional tale, I could see why this wouldn't live up to expectations.