Spider-Woman #6 sets up a different kind of hero who is very angry, a bit unhinged, and perfectly within her right to be so on some level. She's also losing control due to a serum that powers her up as Pacheco and Perez play with a potential addiction subplot on their hands. Spider-Woman is a fast-paced action frenzy with a very angry Jessica Drew at the helm. Read Full Review

Spider-Woman #6 is a carefully balanced issue, full of drama, action, sass, and humor, as only Jessica and Carol can deliver. It's a brilliantly written and illustrated issue, one that had a lot of fun along the way. Read Full Review

When it all comes together, Spider-Woman #6 delivers a strong emotional story even if it is narratively a little weak. Jessicas struggle to cure herself while also trying to protect those she cares for from herself is relatable at its core. Combined with a solid artistic presentation, and you have a well-done issue. Read Full Review

That's fine though, as the other aspects of the issue made up for it in spades, but hopefully we can get more concrete answers next time around. Read Full Review

It seems odd to declare an issue with this much action as a bit of a breather, but it is.

It gives us a chance to appreciate more deeply the extreme pressure Jess has been under since the beginning of this run.

It’s also fun to see tension build between Carol and Jess in a way that freaks Carol out, the stakes become higher and suggests a welcome unpredictability in their dynamic.

Great stuff.

Jess clobbers her way through space looking for the High Evolutionary. Captain Marvel accompanies her, but Jess is too hopped up to really hear her "you need to get off the Marchand goof-juice" concerns. I think an intervention is called for. This was a fun issue, and the art is stellar. But the plot/character work is pretty repetitive, holding the issue down to good, not great.

This was fine but I thought the issue was a bit repetitive.

The writing in this one irritated me for unknown reasons. It was weird!

Was interested in seeing Jessica and Carol's interation, hoping it would be fun, but wow, that was unbearable. I don't care if there's a story reason as to why she's being so shitty. She was already like that in the first issues. This just made me think their friendship is terrible. For a story written by a woman, it definitely looks like 2 male characters

Hate seeing superhumans beating ordinary people for no reason as well. Always gives me fascist vibes.

Also the destroying/stealing Tony's ship bit was bad.