Spidey #6

Spider-Man titles lately have found success by going big, but Spidey #6 shows that there is still fun to be had in going small. Robbie Thompson, Andre Lima Araujo and Jim Campbell, unfettered by a crossover or big overall arc, throw readers into the thick of it with an engaging one and done team up, supplemented by tight characterization and a version of Peter Parker that even the most novice of readers are familiar with and can connect to. Though Amazing Spider-Man is the flagship title, Spidey #6 shows that there is still plenty of fun to be had as well as stories to tell with a teenage Peter Parker. Read Full Review

Writer Robbie Thompson and artist Andr Lima Arajo deliver their interpretation of a Marvel Team-Up when Spider-Man and Iron Man join forces to take on the villainous Vulture. Read Full Review

While I enjoyed reading Spidey #6, I didn't enjoy it enough to keep this series on my pull list. If you haven't read a lot of Spider-Man books from the past I'd still recommend this, but for me, the simple fun stories without Bradshaw's pencils backing them up don't make me feel compelled enough to return. Read Full Review