The official Superior Spider-Man Infinity Tie-in!
• As Thanos' forces set their sights one earth, there are few heroes left to answer the battle call.
• But how many heroes do you really need when the most SUPERIOR one of all is ready to defend his turf.
• Featuring the debut of an all-new Sun-Girl!
Final thoughts it was a solid issue. While I wish this wasn't tying into Infinity I'm glad that it did as it has given me my first insights on what an Inhuman is and in a lot of ways has me excited for Inhumanity when it drops this December. If you're reading Superior Spider-Man Team-Up already pick up the issue and enjoy it. If you're not reading the series regularly then I leave it up to you to decide. Read Full Review
I really thought this was going to be an X-Men team-up issue since Wolverine and Beast are on the cover. Kinda bummed with the characters we were given since it was pretty much just an issue of Mighty Avengers. Read Full Review
Definitely a book to keep on your radar, if only for the superior artwork. Read Full Review
Del Mundo was an interesting choice of artist, as he's recently distinguished himself not for interior art, but for his striking, artistic cover images on X-Men Legacy. That strong sense of design translate reasonably well to a sequential format. This issue carries a loose, watercolor style with frenetic figures. It's not always well suited for dialogue-driven sequences, but Del Mundo certainly captures the fury and chaos of battle. Read Full Review
Although this series isn't bad, it is my least favorite of the "Superior" titles and I'm not sure how much longer I'll be sticking with this series. The potential of a great guest star, or compelling creative team will keep me checking back though. Read Full Review
Ideally there will only be one more ‘Infinity' tie-in issue for the ‘Superior Spider-Man Team-Up' line. While I'll probably pick it up, my interest is pretty low while I impatiently await for the book to get back to what I feel is it's true course – a Superior Sinister Six. Read Full Review
It's an INFINITY tie-in. Even so, this issue won't add a lot to the overall story. This is more of a tie-in to this month's MIGHTY AVENGERS #1 since the focus is on the Avengers that stayed behind on Earth. We get to see SUPERIOR Spidey deal with a potential new hero. Obviously he has his own motives but it still makes an interesting exchange. Regardless, this two-issue arc interrupts a story I was more interested in with one I can easily do without. Read Full Review
The bizarre pacing, the unappealing new character, the lack of focus and the mediocre coloring cannot really bring up some of the action and the small fun moments of this issue. This is just a good example of what readers dislike and fear about tie-ins, which gives the readers an unsatisfying read. Dropped.* Read Full Review
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