This issue is almost split directly in the middle for action scenes and talking scenes, and I mean right down the middle. Take the book, open it to where the staples are at the center and at the bottom is a transition panel from talking to action. Both halves display strengths this title has, with strong dialogue and great art through both. For the dialog, Bendis has created a laugh out loud comic book this month. Spider-Mans taunting of Norman Osbourne is incredibly funny, making long fight scenes not feel like an attempt to increase page count. The discussion between Peter Parker and Ultimate Carol Danvers (Ms. Marvel in regular continuity, but not in this Universe) are well put together as well. Carol Danvers plays an excellent antagonizer to an increasingly nervous Peter Parker, who continually uses terrible humour as an attempt to deal with the situation. Bendis knows how to create dialog very effectively, with characters talking with each other as opposed to stating lines Read Full Review

Ultimate Spider-Man #115 was a fun little read. After a couple of sub-par issues, Bendis cranks it up a notch and appears to be getting this Green Goblin story arc on track. Even though this story arc isn't the best stuff that Bendis has given us on Ultimate Spider-Man, I still find this title to be by far and away the best Spider-Man title on the market. Read Full Review