Vault of Spiders #2

6.7

Critic Rating

4 Reviews
6.5

User Rating

11 Reviews
Event\Storyline Spider-Geddon
Writer Cullen Bunn, Geoffrey Thorne, Jed MacKay, Ryan North
Artist David Williams, Mark Bagley, Scott Koblish
Cover Price $3.99

A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE-IN!
•  We're way past first blood-the Spider-Army needs new recruits! No one's too weird to die for - er - serve the cause!
•  Ryan North joins the cause with an incredible story starring SPIDER-MA'AM, a spider-powered Aunt May with Dave Williams (UNCANNY X-FORCE) on art!
•  CULLEN BUNN (X-MEN BLUE) and TBA bring you a tale of a nightmare world where monsters roam the streets and a SPIDER-MAN strange enough to call it home! You will NEVER guess who's under the mask!
•  Geoffrey Thorne brings an all new Spider-Character to the table, with a Spider-P more

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  • 9.6

    You Don't Read Comics - Brandon Masters

    Nov 21, 2018

    All three of these stories are worth reading, but only the last one could really benefit from a full issue expansion. That puts this issue well and above over the first Vault of Spiders issue, and well worth your reading dollar. Read Full Review

  • 7.0

    Multiversity Comics - Elias Rosner

    Nov 19, 2018

    The anthology format of "Vault of Spiders" has been a real treat, despite some of the stories' lackluster elements and the somewhat unimportant framing device. The shortness of the stories was a boon to some and a hindrance to others but all were enjoyable in their own rights. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    ComicBook.com - Jenna Anderson

    Nov 14, 2018

    The "Spider-Geddon" event has been a gold mine for new origin stories thus far, and this issue mostly keeps up the momentum. Read Full Review

  • 4.0

    AIPT - Forrest Hollingsworth

    Nov 14, 2018

    Vault of Spiders' second issue fails to offer up any truly compelling ideas or execution in a smattering of stories that largely lack character and direction save for a wonderful take on Aunt May that feels inconsequential but heartwarming. Read Full Review

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