THE FINAL THREAD IN NATASHA'S BROKEN WEB!
The Black Widow has always worked best alone - but now she's more isolated than she's ever been. The enemy masquerading in her clothes is finally ready to spring the trap. All this time, Natasha thought she was hunting prey she had helped release. But the real predator has been stalking her.
Rated T+
This final issue perfectly caps off a fantastic series that finely balances, action, and intrigue with genuine emotional growth for Natasha as a character. Superbly written, drawn, colored and lettered, it deserves its place alongside the best Black Widow stories ever told. I highly recommend it! Read Full Review
Web of Black Widow #5 was the conclusion that Natasha and the fans deserved. Read Full Review
The year begins with the ending of another Black Widow mini-series. Housers story is an interesting contrast to the Soska sisters mini-series, which ran earlier-on in 2019. Theirs was a more populous series that lived in action. Housers work has been an altogether more shadowy journey. The two series show a bit of versatility in a character who still holds a great deal of appeal as she makes her leap to the big screen in a solo film later-on this year. Read Full Review
If you want to read more about Black Widow before the movie comes out later in the year I would recommend picking this up. Read Full Review
Without giving too much away, every little detail laid in the past four issues is wrapped up nice and tight almost to a point where it's too predictable. Read Full Review
The Web of Black Widow #5 ends the latest adventure that Natasha Romanoff went on in a satisfying way. Jody Houser showed a strong understanding of who Natasha was during her time in the Red Room and who she has become as the superhero known as Black Widow. If you are looking to learn more about Natasha Romanoff's character in anticipation for the upcoming Black Widow movie I recommend checking out The Web of Black Widow when it comes out as a trade paperback. Read Full Review
There are some art and story-telling issues that make it difficult to follow, but the parts that work wrap the book up pretty nicely. Read Full Review
Natasha is finally fixed after Secret Empire! It only took two years, which is almost nothing in comics! But yeah, this was a good wrap up issue. Definitely better than I expected it to be. Overall though, this miniseries was lackluster.
I didn’t find this super satisfying, possibly because I’ve taken too long to read it and forgotten some of the plot?
The finale explains a lot of the storytelling problems this series suffered in earlier issues. But to me, it doesn't excuse them. And the art still has a knack for rubbing me the wrong way. Despite all the lovely anatomical detail, a lot of the poses and blocking look stiff to me.
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