It's also pleasing to see Joe Madureira's art improve a bit in the final act. Madueira's work was never lacking for energy or dynamism, but the lack of inks led to an unnecessarily flat and hazy quality. Madureira seems to flip between that approach and a more traditional inked style in this issue, but the overall impression is a better one. Assuming Madureira is still returning to the series in a few months, hopefully this issue will be an indication of what to expect. Read Full Review

Conclusion: A nice but partly anti climatic end to the first story arc of AvSM. It's obvious that this is a book that isn't taking itself too seriously and is for sheer entertainment purposes only, while the drama takes place over in Amazing. Joe Madureira's exaggerated, non-realistic art style fits perfectly in here, but a better cover would have attracted more sales! Not a great jumping on point for newcomers, unless you're a big Spiderphile, as the recaps not great and it would pay off to wait until next issues new story arc. Read Full Review

While not a must read, this is a fun read. Read Full Review

This was a fun ride for this new ongoing series from Zeb Wells (Carnage U.S.A) and Joe Madureira (Battle Chasers). Leave your brain at the comic book shop when you read this, high on action and low on plot. What it lacks in story certainly makes up with the illustrations, I could stare at Madureiras art all day. The Rulk is as grumpy as the one true Hulk, Spider-Mans still a jokester and J.J Jameson is still a douchebag. Next for this title, Spidey teams up with Hawkeye. Not sure if Ill be there though, well see. From Marvel Comics. Read Full Review