Ramos delivers visually thrilling art throughout the issue. The imagery is fun and beautifully detailed throughout. Read Full Review

Stating that issue three is the weakest so far isn't so much a knock against it, as the Weisman/Ramos vehicle remains one of Marvel's strongest offerings, but it lacked the punch of its previous two issues. Read Full Review

The Spectacular Spider-Men #3 is a frustrating comic book. It has a lot of elements and concepts that would make for a fun and thought-provoking story. Unfortunately, the structure of jumping between timelines and reality makes it to much of a mess that you tired by everything its attempting. Read Full Review

This issue was very entertaining. It's not anything special, but now all the changes in scenes of the past few issues make more sense.

SPOILED REVIEW.

Previously. Carlie thought maybe, well no, not really, yet yeah, there is a possibility that she could I.D. the charred body they found.

Now. Carlie informs Shari that she is most certainly not sure if there is a way to scientifically I.D. the body. And Jane checked to be absolutely sure, definitely no way it was a clone. However, that doesn’t mean it wasn’t “replaced” by a clone. You can believe it. She has seen Stranger Things after all.

Then. Peter and Miles are at the Bean again for their favorite brew. Shelly and Kenny are missing. Cedric’s still missing too. The Spider-Men suit up, headed back to the sewers searching for a clue. Surrounded by Vermin and Shift, they discover sometimes the clues find you. Through a faux brick wall they stumble upon the Arcadia’s inner works. Before they ruin everything, they collapse after being zapped by two jerks. Arcade and Metallo now have had you, meanwhile, seeing them, then, imagining their ultimate fantasies, again and again.

Before. Roxie and Roxxo embrace each other after the Power-Rox Girls are called in to join Roxie, who was surrounded by the Rowdy-Rox boys and Roxxo. Without warning, the tickle monster attacks.

Meanwhile. Will let Cedric sum up this issue, “Doesn’t get any better than that…” more