THE FIRST ALL-ORIGINAL STORY SET IN THE GAMERVERSE STARTS HERE!
Dennis "Hopeless" Hallum continues the saga of the spectacular SPIDER-MAN with an ALL-NEW story set in the Gamerverse! How and why did PETER PARKER build the armored VELOCITY SUIT seen in the Marvel's Spider-Man video game? Find out here!
After the events of CITY AT WAR, SPIDER-MAN continues to balance his colliding worlds as he attempts to protect New York City against super villains like SWARM, while reporter MARY JANE WATSON delves deep into an investigation with legendary Daily Bugle journalist BEN URICH. Learn the never-before-told backstory behind the popular VELOCI more
A good first issue that perfectly captures everything good about the video game, from the science elements, Peter's intelligence, and strong Mary Jane characterization to Spidey's comical nature. If you liked the video game, you'll love this. Read Full Review
A wonderful start to the first original comic set in the Gamerverse. Read Full Review
The continuation of the adventures in Earth-1048 is off to an amazing start blessed with the spectacular. Read Full Review
Well I feel like my hype was what kind of left me a bit disappointed. Seems like we are getting quite a bit of information but just too soon. Some wasted panels and pages that could have been used to set things up and shown us a better issue. The dialogue, I guess is good. This is a different Earth so they can be not what we are used to. The art mixes between good and just okay. Needs progress. Nothing really on this issue to make me brag about to others. Hopefully issue two gets me excited again for this story. Read Full Review
Fans will enjoy seeing the process the hero goes through to design his special gear, but the rest of the issue's action is less than compelling. Read Full Review
Folks, it takes a lot for me as a librarian to say you're better off playing a video game than reading a book. But if the book in question is Spider-Man: Velocity? Go play more Spider-Man PS4 instead. Read Full Review
The chemistry between the two leads is handled with humor and heart. That combines with some generally solid art to make a more-entertaining-than-the-average-bear story out of this.