• Peter Parker find himself entrenched in a battle with Hobgoblin!
• Where did HOBGOBLIN get these new powers?
• The original creative team from Symbiote Spider-Man return for the next installment of classic tales from the Alien Costume Saga!
Rated T+
It's a fun, weird, disorienting issue that also is just a delight to read, making it a real winner this week. Read Full Review
SYMBIOTE SPIDER-MAN: ALIEN REALITY #1 is a fun, engaging tale, brought to life with eye-catching artwork. It's an impressive start for this new black suit Spidey adventure. Read Full Review
Symbiote Spider-Man fires on all cylinders right out of the gate, providing readers with a rip-roaring adventure that's as fun to read as it is to explore its upside-down new reality. For anyone fatigued by event comics, Earth-shattering cosmic crises, or endless reboots, here's the perfect antidote: a comic that aspires - no,dares - to just have fun, and in a smart way to boot. Buy it today! Read Full Review
This is just a ton of crazy fun. This one feels a lot different than the first miniseries, so that's a good start. No repeating. I enjoyed this a ton. Extra points for the spider-mobile.
This was kind of fun but I wasn’t as excited about it as some would no doubt wish.
I'd be down in general for a "retro Spidey thrown into an alternate universe" story. But the storytelling used in this example, in words and art, is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me.
Peter David's script is full of dad jokes and lazy plotting and the latter is supposed to be okay because it's all oh-so-waaaacky. Seriously, a @#$% open-topped mattress truck?
And Greg Land is still Greg Land. I guarantee he'd draw the redhead in the Black Cat costume exactly the same whether it was supposed to be Natasha or MJ. And without Frank D'Armata's hair-coloring, it could be literally any sexy superheroine.
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