Wholesome content. And really nice to have Juan Cabal back on art!

I'm not sure I buy Marnie's backstory about being a love interest of Steve Rogers. Just seems weird to all of a sudden decide that she was a big part of a major character's history but was never once seen or referenced until now. That kind of thing creates continuity nightmares.

That said, I'm still enjoying how Taylor writes Spidey, so I'm willing to suspend my disbelief.

Thank you Alan Moore (and artists). This was one of the most satisfying and thoroughly enjoyable comic runs I have ever read. A beautiful end to an absolute masterpiece of a series.

Oof, right in the feels...

I'm enjoying this a surprising amount so far. Tom Taylor writes a really great Spider-Man.

This was actually excellent. Well-written and genuinely funny, good action, fantastic art.

Fantastic. Man I'm not ready for this run to end...this has been one of the most consistently excellent comic runs I've ever had the joy of reading.

The story here was a bit confusing, but I loved the art.

I thought this was bloody brilliant. What a horrifying start to this issue with Swamp Thing making a body out of hundreds of sentient plant beings...and what an incredible idea. Even this late in his run, Moore is still coming up with fresh ways to surprise and horrify.

I enjoyed this, but I felt like the connections to Marvel comics weren't as strong as they were in Demon Days, though I'm assuming there will be more in the coming issues. Not overly eventful, but as always Momoko's art is beautiful to look at.

A fairly predictable but beautifully illustrated end to this chapter of Mariko's story. I knew what I was getting into when I started reading this...I knew the story and dialogue would likely be so-so but the art would be gorgeous, and that's exactly what I got, and I am 100% okay with it. It was a fun time!

I *think* that I *kinda* followed what was *maybe* going on in this issue...*sorta*. I will admit, this was almost too much for me, but I think I liked it. It was a TRIP. But it was a mesmerizing and thoroughly engrossing trip. At least I think it was...

This issue was beyond stunning. A visual masterpiece. The story was interesting, albeit a little unoriginal. But there are few pages in any comic that have held my gaze for so long as some of the ones in this book. I just spent long minutes staring at them, captivated.

Another gorgeous, fascinating issue. I found the story and dialogue took a slight step down in this one, but the art was strong as ever, and we got some good action too.