Ultimate Spider-Man #7
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| Writer | Jonathan Hickman |
| Artist | Marco Checchetto |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE ULTIMATES RETURN! NEW ARC STARTS HERE!
After their intense battle with the Kingpin, Green Goblin and Spider-Man both know they aren't as ready to reshape the world as they hoped. Harry and Peter get to work, while Ben and Jonah work on "the truth"... And problems for their resistance arise when the ULTIMATES return!
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CRITIC REVIEWS
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ComicBook.com - Spencer Perry
Jul 31, 2024The day that the new Ultimate Spider-Man isn't the best comic book we're reading every month will be when you should take notice, but for now it's still at the top. Read Full Review
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Comic Watch - Dustin Gebel
Aug 01, 2024Meanwhile, Hickman also reminds us of the bigger stakes of the universe while starting to dig deeper into the politics of the world thanks to Ben and Jonah. Checchetto brings a balance of stylistic action and gritty realism in the superfight and investigation alike. Wilsons coloring bolsters both aspects, finding the tension, beauty, and pain in the various hues across the book. When put all together, the shape of the wider story is starting to fall into place, mixing a bit of the Stan Lee and Steve Ditko run with the original Ultimate Spider-Man and a dash of The Pulse thrown in. That is a winning combination that makes this book an enthralling read and continues developing the case (and my personal need) for a Ben and Jonah spin-off book. Read Full Review
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9.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jul 31, 2024Another stellar issue awaits you at the comic shops with Ultimate Spider-Man #7. The series continues to not hold back as far as important answers and divergences from the original Spider-Man series, further cementing its more believable real-world approach to Spider-Man. Read Full Review
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The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jul 31, 2024Checchetto delivers beautiful art in the issue. The character designs and action are brilliantly detailed and there is a wonderful visual tone to the story that draws in the reader. Read Full Review
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Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
Jul 31, 2024Ultimate Spider-Man #7 is the strongest issue in the series so far because the plot takes center stage over the world- and character-building. Hickman delivers a feast of engaging character moments, action, intriguing teases, and the sense that this series is building toward something important. Plus, the art team's output is spectacular. Read Full Review
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8.7
Graphic Policy - Logan Dalton
Aug 04, 2024Ultimate Spider-Man #7 has slick, yet emotionally engaging visuals from Checchetto and colorist Matthew Wilson that pair well with Jonathan Hickman's script that puts character relationships and bonding at the forefront with the tech/world-building as window dressing. Read Full Review
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8.5
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Jul 31, 2024Ultimate Spider-Man #7 delivers even more world building as Peter Parker and Harry Osborn learn from their earlier defeat at the hands of Kingpin Wilson Fisk. This gave the impact of the first story arc greater impact as its not just Peter and Harry who are dealing with the current status quo. It all led to an ending that connects this series to bigger things going on in the world, creating even more excitement for what's next in the Ultimate Universe. Read Full Review
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8.0
Nerd Initiative - Josh Allen
Jul 31, 2024While the issue doesn't have any major action sequences, it does have some fantastic story building moments. I get the feeling that Hickman is building to something big with the first series of issues and I know it isn't going to disappoint. It's a great read for any Spider-Man fans that you should absolutely pick up this week. Read Full Review
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8.0
Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
Aug 03, 2024Another nice chapter of this clearly serialized story, though sometimes I feel that Spider-Man himself is taking a side seat to everything else. Read Full Review
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8.0
Impulse Gamer - Matt Fischer
Aug 08, 2024This issue has brought us some great action, more info on the world that we now inhabit and some cool suit information. But more than that, we have finally found a plausible reason for Harry Osborn to break bad. Having Norman Osborn in your head is NEVER a good thing. He may not have been crazy in this world, but its very apparent he wasnt the best dad. While this issue and the book in general could use more Ben, Jonah, & Gwen, it still earns a solid rating. Next issue is going to be a doozy. Read Full Review
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7.0
Major Spoilers - Jonathan Cadotte
Aug 03, 2024Ultimate Spider-Man #7 fails to find a good balance between setting up the characters for the next story arc and finding a pace that better matches the previous arc. It's still a nice book to look at though and that helps carry it part of the way. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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Plot Peter and Harry continue to work as a team, with the help of Otto Octavius, Oscorp's top scientist and now Stane/Stark, Otto makes improvements to the Green Goblin suit with the help of the nanotechnology of the Spider-man suit and adds to both of them an artificial intelligence that helps them improve their performance. Peter uses an A.I that sounds and is like his personality, Harry asks Otto to create one based on Norman Osborn's toxic personality. Peter and Harry fight with their suits to do different performance tests and how the A.I works in their helmets, but Harry gets intense due to his father's derogatory words. Kingpin visits Captain Britan, both are part of The Maker's cabal, Britain offers Kingpin his technology to more
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After the disappointment that was the last issue, this is a strong start to the new arc. A lot of intriguing setup is done here, can't wait to see more.
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God damn.
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This sure is a good book, isn't it.
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9.5
I feel like this was a really strong start to a new arc while still touching on the implications of what came before. I love the newspaper subplot so nice seeing that move a long. Peter being is own voice of reason in his suit is pretty funny, but also sweet. Also totally no worries that Harry has his toxic dad giving him advice and that Otto has put his own AI as an option. Totally nothing bad will happen from either of those choices...
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9.0
the ending got me so hyped and pumped up.
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9.0
A strong issue, and better than the last. But this story is moving too slow for me. Time to consolidate some "moments" and have stuff happen. A lot of conversations and set up. When the action does happen, it is great. Chechetto is amazing. That is all.
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I'm not reading every book that comes out, but this has to be a top 5 book.
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9.0
This continues to be my favorite in the line, unsurprisingly. Checchetto keeps on killing it, and Hickman is still doing great stuff. A lot of super interesting stuff. I'm definitely looking forward to Kingpin's next move, and I really liked the dynamic between Peter and Harry once again. I'm very intrigued to see if Harry having his father's voice in his suit has a larger impact on him as things progress. I like Peter having his own voice in his suit, as well.
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9.0
This book just works well! Hickman takes the old and blends with the new to setup what promises to be great. Checchetto on art is fantastic. This would work so well as an animated show better than any Spider-Man movie could. You really need those slow moments where the setup breathes and we develop scaffolding for what will come.
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8.0
Not much happens in this issue, but the art continues to be good and the action is good. In this case, there is a spar between Peter and Osborne. This is going to lead into both Doc Ock and Osborne being led down a dark path by his father. I hope the pace picks up a bit and we get more story mixed with the action. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/EQxZ-Cw_I3c
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8.0
They're off to a decent start with this new arc. This issue makes me curious as to what the Sinister six will be like here. How similar yet different will they be? Otto Octavius not only wound up more successful in this reality but he also took better care of himself too. I'm also quite curious what fate awaits him here. Plus there's the mystery of what info Robbie has given Jonah and uncle Ben. Also is it just me or are they a bit too fond of making Spider-man eat in costume in their stories nowadays? It seems more often than not anymore I see him eating burgers, sandwiches or pizza in some part of an issue. I think he does that more in half a year's worth of books they put out now than he ever did that in the whole 20th century. I'm not more
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7.5
Nice easy read about suit technology. Not much more.
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7.5
Art: 4/5 Story: 3.5/5 Total: 7.5/10
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