The issue's initial ending is fine, but the issue's true ending is 10 times better and has loads of potential if it's not a one-off joke. Though to be fair, even if it is, it was still crazy worth it. Read Full Review

Squirrel Girl and her supporting cast manage to defuse a Spider-Man/Kraven fight - no small accomplishment. Kraven brings the story to a bittersweet end by admitting that he's not ready for the clean slate Doreen wants to give him. It's a nicely-rendered story, particularly in its art, but it's talky and it feels decompressed. Still a thoroughly satisfying conclusion, which is something this title sometimes struggles with. This whole arc has been a nicely-nuanced look at the limitations of Doreen's optimistic "why don't you just quit doing crimes?" MO. Kraven turning down her team-up offer nudges her into recognizing more complex moral questions without being cruel about the potential naivete of her usual outlook.