Its a good issue. I liked the premise. The Northerner was not what I was expecting, but I am intrigued to learn more. 3000th Review.

I will be disappointed when Geiger goes back to being a grump because he trusted someone and got screwed. I really want him to grow in some way. The story itself is great and the art is fire. A great issue.

What a solid book. The art by Sherman is great. The story is ok, but it's just so elevated visually.

I liked the art. The story didn't do it for me to be honest. It didn't need to be done in this style. It really hindered the story.

A little silly, but it was entertaining. I can't knock it too much.

I thought it was super interesting until the last page. Not saying it ruined everything, but it went in a direction I'm not sure about. I'm willing to stay and see though.

Felt good to get back to this series and get some answers as well.

Although it disappointing to see another volume of Spider-Man begin with absolutely no character development, it was highly entertaining. I think it set the series off on a good note.

While not the greatest thing, it was nice to move on from that long ass arc. The ending was pretty cool.

This is definitely one of the more entertaining issues of this series.

While not horrible, there's not a single story that felt impactful.

I appreciate the reveal being a person I didn't expect. But the book just doesn't feel very compelling.

It was pretty lame. In the end it didn't provide anything new.

It was ok. It had some ok moments, but didn't do much to grab me in.

I liked most of it, but I agree with others that it passed over a lot of missing pieces since last issue.

That was a really good first issue. Started off slow, but made its point and did it extremely well.

I liked some of the visuals. There were parts that were good. I just think it fell apart at the end. The whole fallout of the Bullseye/ Foggy choice was just stupid. The conversation with Elektra is just kind of annoying and it leaves Matt in a dumb spot leaving the kids so quickly.

I think a great looking and entertaining book. I do like the story being told to an extent. I think Spring Seasons is a type of character I'm not the most fond of, and I do wish they would give us a little more of the Carnival. Overall, it's good. I just feel like it could be more.

Don't get me wrong, it has good scenes and it's always entertaining. I just feel like a lot of the books are just cats running and yelling Lorde.

It's a reliable read. It's pretty slow and not flashy, but I always have a positive feeling about the read when done.

It's starting to make more sense. I'll admit I didn't quite get it for a few issues. It does have art that keeps me coming back.

The art was great. The premise isn't super original, but it did its job well enough to get me to come back.

The sorry wasn't bad. It didn't have the vibe I was expecting, and the aren't didn't seem to do that any favors. Still enjoyable.

Felt like more of the same. Didn't really have end on anything new. Kind of bummed that Spider-Man is going to keep this writer around.

The art remains solid, but there's not really a whole lot to latch on to with the story.

I thought it was a great finale for the most part. I kind of felt unresolved with Randall, but that's just me. Overall, it delivered.