It’s clear Loeb hasn’t read a Batman title since the last time he was writing one. So he doesn’t know that this conflict between Bruce and Jason is pretty stale and is only regressing Jason more. The art was also pretty basic especially for Lee. But I don’t really blame him with Loeb not really giving him anything to work with. You can tell Loeb’s heart really isn’t in this and I’m bummed that I’m excited for this to be over only two issues in. I really hope I’m wrong and it turns around. But for now it’s not a tragedy to Batman but it is at best an unnecessary side step. more

I don’t really like the reveal but at least it was surprising. This was probably the best issue so far imo. The past issues have seemed stretched just to prolong this reveal and didn’t feel necessary. This issue at least felt like Ewing was trying. Ewing has the ability to pull this off so I’ll stay on to see how it goes. Hopefully MJ eats Paul’s brains haha.

At this point it feels like Marvel is throwing everything at the wall just to see what sticks....and not much is. This just feels tired and generic. Ewing had one big hit and the big two starts throwing tons of work his way and he's of course taking it because each assignment pays so little. He's good, so give him less stress and more money to write one or two REALLY good books. Venom unfortunately ain't it. more

Wow.

DC should have known better than constantly making Hal a pathetic villain while price gouging his variant covers to make money.

I can’t put my finger on exactly why, but it invested in these new kids haha. I love how weird Ddathdream is but how the others don’t ignore him and just let him be unique. Also I think gambit is a harder character to write than people think and this book has been doing a great job.

Books not amazing but it’s still very entertaining and keeps me intrigued. People need to chill on Ryan’s art. It’s definitely pt his best work but it’s not enough to give the book a 1/10. Grow up.

It’s saga. It’s great. What more can you say.

Whoa. Wasn’t expecting much from this book but it was actually fantastic. I pre-judged it on concept alone and didn’t even realize Charles Soule and Jesus Saiz were on this until I’d finished. Checks out. I’m excited for the next issue. May take venoms spot on my pull list…

Like others have said, the letter chase was well done but took up too much of the book. If the other issues have a similar pacing, this is gonna be one of those “better in trade” series. Which isn’t a bad thing. It just means the individual reviews won’t reflect the story quality as a whole for some.

The mystery is keeping me interested enough to keep buying but it’s kind of annoying how they taunt you with it every issue. Dylan’s story is the highlight but them trying to use it to make you feel bad for Paul taints it. I really feel like once the reveal is made everyone will drop this book. And I think marvel knows it too…..

I’m intrigued. A little cliche at times but it has some fun potential to be a good twist on your typical Godzilla story.

This was…. Better I guess? Peter snaps out of his uncharacteristic funk and suddenly cares again. It’s done so unsmoothly though that it feel like the writer forgot how the story was supposed to go. Thankfully we are in the home stretch.

This is…. Bad. Peter doesn’t feel like Peter at all. If you’re making me wish Peter is a clone because of how out of character he’s acting, you’ve really missed the mark haha.

Solid start. I’d rather have spent more time in the first issue with the family/MC instead of the long intro to the bugs, although the art is fantastic. Also, I’m not letting it affect my rating(yet.) but the bug pun insults are a lot haha.

This is imo the best series at DC right now easily.

Yeah it’s a bit rushed but it’s not a bad issue. The art is fantastic and Chip at least understands how to write these characters.

Peter was willing to sell his soul to the devil to save a dying Aunt May. But now he won’t even help her with FEAST because she’s gonna die anyways? This issue wasn’t great. The little that did happen was pretty dumb.

Chang’s art is great but not great enough to make this book… great. The story is pretty predictable and some of the pacing is jarring. One second a guy is saving the day, the next he’s somehow on top of the train?