Absolutely fantastic. Best Marvel series right now.

I have to be honest: I think this series is the weakest among all the mutants ones. Hickman is probably a genius (he creates universes and species with scientific details in this series), but almost all his stories feel... Empty. We read of all these characters (Xavier, Magneto, Apocalypse, Wolverine, Summers family, Jean Grey...) but nothing happens. Flashbacks, metaphors, ideas. I personally think that New Mutants and especially X-Force are definitely more interesting and less bland. more

Great in every single way. This builds up ASM 850 and gives us TWO major plot twist regarding Norman Osborn and the Ravencroft. Funnily enough, Sin-Eater has ended up in the background despite the story arc title. Spencer is a very talented writer and reading this as a huge Spider-Man fan is even better, as I can recognize lots of references and easter eggs.

HOLY CRAP, THIS IS EXTRAORDINARY. I didn't write anything about this series, but this issue is absolutely fantastic. The art, the dialogues, the atmosphere... it's perfect. I really liked the previous issues already, but now I'm totally interested in the future of this.

Another plot twist and another mystery in the Marvel universe. Fun read and great writing for the Fantastic Four and their new members!

You think you know everything about Empyre? This issue hits you with a giant twist. Also, I really like Hulkling and Billy as characters. Best part of the entire event, maybe (and it's not even in the main series)!

There are no good sides in X-Force. Percy is slowing building up Beast as the big bad in this story, killing innocents and abusing his power. Also, the XENO mystery is interesting and creepy. X-Force is still the best mutant series in my opinion.

Very hyped about next issue! Sins Rising is easily Spencer's best Spider-Man story yet, but I don't know about the ending of this issue. Seeing Peter's reaction to Osborn's possible demise was very interesting, but the Spider Army? We'll see.

It all started greatly (with a plot twist and very good spin-offs about the character's motivations)... And the ending is just so bland and dull. Everything is back to normal, people who looked dead are alive and Tony Stark saves the day with generic hero sentences. Not much to talk about. Big crossovers are always disappointing as of late.

Absolutely fantastic. Exploring the theme of hatred for different races or people is very important right now. Also, we discover a new side of a secondary character. Thumbs up!

Interesting. This issue is all about Quoi and Swordsman's past and their motivations to start the Empyre war. Also, it shows the dark sides of human nature once again. Not very entertaining or funny to read, but a decent story.

The greatest Spider-Man story ever. Dialogues, art, atmosphere... Everything is perfect.

Fantastic story. A milestone that inspired dozens of late works!

This is it? Scarlet brings millions of dead mutants back to life and... this is it? Yeah, we had Explodey Boy's funny scene with his undead-self, but other than that? Some cringe dialogues between Hordeculture and Angel, some weak fight. There is an alien invasion, guys! No, that's it. Ok.

Quoi and Mantis dialogue hits in the feels and everything is perfect for new readers who don't know Marvel history. Not great, but a solid issue.

Very interesting "origin" story. Hulkling is a complex character and the almost-explicit homosexual scenes are something you don't always see in comics, but it's time to change. Wiccan and Teddy's relationship is greatly written, so thumbs up!

This keeps going in a great way. A Sin-Eater army filled with hateful and frustrated people? Sounds like social-media in a nutshell. The atmosphere is great and Norman Osborn is the next target of the haunting villain!

Awful. Screw Straczynski and screw Quesada. These two are responsible for the worst stories in the whole Spider-Man history: Sins Past (atrocious) and this garbage. This is not Peter Parker, this is a middle finger to all the fans. SCREW THIS TRASH.

I love this new X-Force series, but I think these last 4-5 issues are going downhill. Xeno is nowhere to be found and it looks like Percy is dragging this for too long. Characters are always greatly written, anyway.

Creepiest Spider-Man story I can remember. The atmosphere terrified me as a kid.

Criminally underrated. The writing, the art, the atmosphere... Everything is great. Paolo Rivera's masterpiece, in my opinion.

Story is still kind of meh, to dark for my taste in a Spider-Man book, as well as the art, however I get what they are doing with the tone. I can't help but feel like this is just something orchestrated by Norman Osborn though and that Kindred is really just someone in Osborn's family, although he isn't at all in this issue.

Really like this Sin-Eater return storyline. Gritty and dark, with a great writing and visual drawing.

Simply the worst Spider-Man story ever published (alongside the atrocious One More Day). Straczynski destroys Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane for no apparent reason other than dull shock value. The whole story makes literally no sense and it doesn't match with dozens of earlier issues (Gwen Stacy having sex with Norman Osborn? While he had amnesia so it's not even a tactic of him to mess with Peter! Also, she never went to France but to England. Strac didn't even read earlier comics). This storyline didn't benefit a single character and was planned just for easy sales and controversies. Awful, offensive and total garbage. more