It is pretty meh and doesn't feel like it has anything worthwhile in it. Just a another bland tie-in.

This is just so good. The art, the writing, everything. Amazing.

Again, only bad thing about this is that it should be longer.

Great art and nice Bat-Cat moments. But still, the biggest issue I have is that this slow comic with nice moments doesn't fit with City of Bane arc. It is not bad, just feels so pointless.

King's Knightfall would be great, if the pacing wasn't so bad. I guess he likes to write more slowly-paced Batman issues, but then he shouldn't write it at the same time he is writing his Knightfall.

Ar t isn't for me, but it is not bad. Writing is eh. For a first issue, it has me interested, but I am not sold yet completely.

But it has surprises in it as well. It is something different than what I expected.

It's not necessary, it's more for Ghost Riders fans than Absolute Carnage fans, but it was still pretty good.

Saladin is so good writing these Miles comics. Some nice moments and surprising twists, I can't wait to see what he has planned for us next. Garron is also very good with his art.

And that Starling backstory was also a nice bonus.

Another great tie-in that feels like it's important. With great at from Coello and Cates at his best, it's hard not to recommend this.

This is probably one of my favorite issues in the entire run. Peter Parker is best when he's most relatable and there's a lot relatable in being a letdown. On the more meta side of things, this is a huge leap forward in undoing One More Day, which is what most every Spidey fan wants. So I'm super excited about that. The next two issues being Absolute Carnage tie-ins isn't necessarily a letdown, but I just hope they aren't just two issues of a tie-in. I hope that the ongoing narrative continues in those issues as well. more

Yes, Spencer is going back to character building with MJ and Pete. Finally, its been a couple issues without them. This issue is highly hinting at what many fans want, I don't wanna spoil it but it has to do with a very unpopular decision made with Spidey around 2008 ;) if Spencer goes through with this, Im on board again, he lost me with the last couple issues, but if this is gonna be the decision, then make it so. But we all know marvel editorial has burned us before... more

I liked it. A lot. Spencer doesn't act like Teresa doesn't exist, which is nice. MJ and Peter are not doing "will we, won't we" like in Slott's books, but instead are going forward. And I love it. May's speech for Peter was good. Also art is great. Andf that last page was so good!

It is pretty meh. Writing for Deadpool is so forced, it doesn't land and art is not that good either. It's not bad, just very mediocre.

I for one, don't hate it. I like it actually. I like seeing Bat and Cat together. The art is great. Writing isn't bad.

What I don't like is the timeline this is set in. City of Bane is happening right now and Bruce is just relaxing. That doesn't fit to his character. I actually hate how Bruce isn't doing everything he can to stop Bane now.

It's a hard comic to review. It's not bad, as a stand-alone comic, it's good. But as part of CoB, it is bad. more

This was actually very good. A nice tie-in, pointless maybe for some, but I liked it.

It's not bad, but nothing special either. Art and writing are okay but this doesn't feel necessary to the main plot.

If you want more Absolute Carnage, this is it, just not that worthwhile.

Great writing and art and still going strong. I have only one issue with this issue (heh) and it's that it isn't as long as the first one was. But still amazing.

Since Saladin writes Miles so well, this book doesn't feel so off, like some tie-ins usually do. Art was a bit rough on edges sometimes, but otherwise, a great issue.

A great tie-in. With nice art and surprises too.

But understanding this all requires you to read all other tie-ins too. So it's not a self-contained story that you can read with AC only.

Truly blast. The best Spidey/Venom -teamup. Art and writing is awesome.

A great horror tie-in.

Not as an interesting start as the White Knight was, but good still. I'm interested to see where this will go.