Spider-Verse Team-Up #3 ends its brief run and gives readers one more chance to dig into some smaller, more detailed moments as the various Spiders interact with one another. Unfortunately, the stories in this issue aren't the most enjoyable this series or "Spider-Verse" has given us yet. Read Full Review

This is a very skippable issue since the events that do matter will probably be summed up in the next installment anyway. The art is good in one but not the other and overall this should only satisfy the die hards who are reading everything. Read Full Review

This issue contains one plot twist that I'm surprised wasn't saved for the core Spider-Verse storyline. So it definitely has that in its favor. Unfortunately, neither team-up story contained in this issue rivals the better Spider-Verse material. Read Full Review

This was a disappointing issue after two very, very strong ones and part of that is for how needlessly chaotic it feels. I understand that theres a certain expectation of action for mainstream superhero books, and that these only had half as much space to tell their stories as a normal issue, but both stories feel rushed and only one feels truly relevant to the characters while the other feels relevant to the plot, but neither feel relevant to both. The art winds up being uneven as a result and the whole issue suffers for it. There are definitely some cool parts and some redeeming qualities, but compared to the last two issues this one doesnt deliver. The stories in both are interesting, even worth picking up if you're as into Spider-Verse as I am, but the executions on both leave a lot to be desired. Read Full Review