• As Gwen Stacy explores her past, the Spiders square off against their greatest foe!
Rated T
One of the most joyful events of the last year was Spider-Verse, and this Battleworld bubble version almost equals its excellence. Read Full Review
Other than a few small foibles this is a very solid conclusion. It's definitely worth the money, the humor is good, and every character gets to shine in their own way in the issue. What felt like mostly a hit ormiss Secret Wars book up until this point has really found its footing in the last two issues. With the work in this issue being so good the excitement for the Web Warriors comic is no longer just a tepid feeling. Read Full Review
Andre Araujo's art continues to work well in the battle scenes but looks awkward in when it comes to faces. Rachelle Rosenberg's colors greatly help, though.All in all, it was a fun series, but it could have used more meat. I hope the upcoming Web Warriors series fixes some of these problems. Read Full Review
If nothing else, this Secret Wars tie-in serves as a solid blueprint from writer Mike Costa ongoing Web Warriors comic. Read Full Review
Despite good characterization and improving artwork, Spider-Verse #5 still ultimately feels like an unnecessary story. Jumps in narrative cohesion and the penchant to tell rather than show make for a series that goes through the motions, but feels empty. Read Full Review
Overall was not a fan of this series at all. Kind of thought it would pickup where Spiderverse left off or at least reference to it. The art maybe my least favorite in a mainstream comic Ive come across. Overall look elsewhere for Secret Wars Spider related tie ins.
© 2024
/5_medium.jpg)
Prev
