Avenging has been fun and Yost really knows how to write Octavius. The next series should be more of the same, so this isnt really a goodbye. If anything, it leaves readers wondering why we need the name change in the first place. Read Full Review

t's funny, I didn't even consider this team up until it happened, but considering the circumstances of the Spider-Man books it makes perfect sense Read Full Review

That said, I'm thrilled Marvel has relented and brought "Team-Up" back to the lexicon of Marvel Comics. I just hope Yost is able to keep those adventures as fun and entertaining as he's done here on "Avenging Spider-Man." The continuation of the creative team carrying over one issue -- or series -- to the next will help consistency and development. So long, "Avenging Spider-Man!" It's been a fun adventure, but I'm looking forward to teaming up with some summertime reading. Read Full Review

The issue does a better job of laying the groundwork for Superior Spider-Man Team-Up and Dan Slott's Superior Spider-Man than it does in simply telling a fun, character-driven story. Hopefully the build-up to the revamped series will prove to be worthwhile. Read Full Review

Having some problem juggling with several of the elements of the plots and with weaker colorization than usual, the issue nonetheless has some quality with the art of David Lopez and Chris Yost handle on the Punisher. Read Full Review

As the Superior Spider-Man continues to take down his former colleagues of the Sinister Six, Chris Yost takes a detour by pitting Otto against the Punisher " the result, however, is an unfocused and decidedly average installment of Avenging Spider-Man Read Full Review