Spider-Woman is amazing. This issue is amazing. Hopeless' work here is a master class in creating relatable characters over the course of a series and then using that foundation to enhance already exciting stories. This is a climax with real heart. Read Full Review

This issue of Spider-Woman just punched me right in all the feels, in a good way. Finally, something good happens to one of my favorite spider superheroes, although it took them some time to get there. Jessica has always been loyal to the people she cares for and loves, and she tends to be more compassionate towards people. Jessica and Porcupine are finally able to express their feelings for another, and no one died. She and Carol even made up in the end, so Jessica has all of her people again. Read Full Review

Everything about this issue was pretty damn perfect.

It only needed more Carol

Loved this issue. Jess' superheroics made it cheerworthy. Porcupine and Hobgoblin and Captain Marvel made it entertaining.

There's enough day-saving to be done to cut Jessica, Roger, and even an awesome final-act guest-star in for slices of the hero pie. This issue is equal parts climactic fight and love letter to Jessica Drew. Since Roger is our narrator, that works perfectly. There are a lot of memorable lines here, and it's a great payoff for fans of the character - just like the last issue, in fact. I would give up small chunks of anatomy to see this script drawn by someone other than Veronica Fish, and her lackluster art is responsible for shaving at least one point off my rating.