The ending ruined my day. SPOILER ALERT I care more about a bird than I do Nomad.

Art is a step down from previous issues. Seems like they are rotating now but I prefer the other artists who have been on this series.

Decent first issue. Started some interesting threads to follow in future issues (boy is the Black Cat pissed!). Just wish we got more of the main story and less filler.

Weakest issue of the mini-series so far but still a decent take on Spidey's earliest days.Artwork does a nice job of paying tribute to the silver age. I still can't seem to get over the use, or should I say overuse of modern technology. Having a modern computer or cellphone in the background would be fine, but we're constantly reminded that the camera's being used are digital. I just think it takes away from some of the fun readers of classic Spider-Man could have with this series.

Good issue that kept the momentum of #1 going. Lot of interesting threads which hint at where the book is headed. I really don't like the art but the story will keep me coming back if it keeps up like this.

A little cluttered, but a fun issue. A good mix of action a and setup. Coipel's Peter looks a little too much like Andrew Garfield.

Not the strongest issue of spiderverse, but it progressed the story nicely. I prefers Copiel's art though, except for the fact that he has started drawing Peter to look like Andrew Garfield.

Nice end to the event, but it was more about the various spiders saying goodbye to each other than anything else.

A fun romp after the epicness of Spider-Verse. Obviously this issue suffered from what came before it, but it brings Peter back to earth and the series will hopefully build on the preSpider-Verse threads from here. Sad to have Ramos and his much more cartoonish looking characters back after Copiel's amazing pencil work.

Fun issue, but I'd like to see more substance and less wheel-spinning.

Fun read. After all these years Conway still has Parker's voice down pat. At this point these 'point issues' are better than the main series.

Enjoying Conway's story more than Barberi's art, especially when he does characters out of costume. Nice to see accurate characterization of Black Cat, rather than what we're seeing in the main series.

Best part was definitely the action at the end. Just could not get over the awful art, especially after the amazing art of the previous issues. Wolverine's face was particularly a major mess.

As a tribute to the 80s cartoon this is a 6.5. However, if you had no clue about the show or hated it this book is more like a 2.5/10.

Decent start for new creative team though I don't care for how McGuninness draws Wolverine. Hopefully going forward the series focuses on the other characters more as this was a strength of the first arc. There are already enough Wolvie books on the shelves.

While the story has been interesting, the dialogue in this issue had some major weak spots. Barberi's art was a welcome surprise as I had been really turned of by art of issue #6, the first time this series had different artist take the reigns.

This issues brings the fun the series is known for and cranks up the drama. I absolutely love the 'villians anonymous' references, as they reinforce my feeling that this book is the spiritual successor to Superior Foes.

An explosive finale to the excellent first arc. Even the though there were fewer jokes in this issue it had a couple of the smartest and funniest jokes if the series so far. Great ending to a great arc.

Not the best issue if the series but fun nonetheless.

This is book is just great. I mean of course it is, it's Snyder and Capullo! This my be my favorite of the last few issues. The back and fourth between Batman and the Riddler, and the action are great. The smirk on Lucius's face when Batman gets the job done is priceless. And top it off there was a very interesting ending which makes you wonder how it ties to next issue.

This arc just keeps getting better and better, setting up one hell of a conclusion!

So most of the negative reviews I've seen are attacking the differences in art from week to week. Well duh, with different artists taking on the book week after week why is this such a shock? And no this week's issue wasn't the biggest art change for certain characters, that happened weeks ago so people should be over it. The series is as billed. I mean, the fourth Falcone didn't throw me off any more than the second. With that out of the way this week's Eternal was, in my opinion, the best issue storywise since the first few issues. Everything involving Batman was great and it was nice to see where Bard's allegiance lies (not that we had any doubt). And although it was very brief, we finally got an update on Stephanie Brown. If the series keeps up like this I won't be bowing out after issue #20, which is where the first trade ends.

While not as good as last issue it was still great and has a very interesting suptise twist at the end.

Fantastic issue that helped me forget the garbage (art, story, and dialogue) of issues 10 & 11. Well...except for the batagirl/red hood exchange and Alfred's daughter. Everything else was interesting and moved the story along.

Finally this series is back on track! After a decent issue last week, it's great to see the story progress in a meaningful way after couple sub par issues in #s 10 & 11. The story is one of the strongest Eternal has had yet. Maybe because the storylines of focus were all interesting and built on the previous issue. Other issues in this series seem to stand alone while this issue felt integral. Almost as important, and for some more important, is the fact that the art in this issue is fantastic! Like the story, one of the best jobs of the series; it built on last week and helped me forget the awful art of issues 10 & 11.

This series is really picking up steam. While I liked last issue's story better, the art in this one was excellent. Some real disturbing images of the Penguin.

While the art is good, the story's a step down from the last few. I have no problem with an issue with little or no Batman as this series's focus is on Gotham and it's many faces. The only thing is, when Batman is excluded, the story better be solid like we had with the Bard storyline a couple issues back. Unfortunately this issue brings back some of the threads which I had forgotten and wish it had stayed that way.

While the art was decent this issue, like last, focused mainly on the story threads which aren't that interesting. Dialogue was absolutely, especially Batwing and Vicki Vale.

Much much better story and writing than the two supernatural issues before this one. The trip into the past really ties this story together and gives Batman a chance to shine, as he's seemingly taken the last two issues off, even if it is from '3 years' in the past. Harper was also handled very in this issue. She wasn't annoying like she has been in some of the past issues.

Some weak characterization and not the best art the series has seen. Hopefully it will pick up with all these villains in the mix.

This week's issue was a step up from last and progresses the story nicely.

This series is getting real good as it enters the home stretch!

Boring story. The Batwing storyline issues have been my least favourite.

Ending salvaged an otherwise forgettable instalment.

Ras should've had some better than Z list and less annoying goons for Batman to run through. Some awful dialogue really held this issue back.

Alright, this series is picking up steam at the right time. Hopefully we are in for an explosive ending where each issue gets better and better. Couldn't ask for any more than that.

Hopefully the creative teams can keep this level of fun up until the fast approaching conclusion!

Wow the writing is bad. Super hammy. It's as if the plot was given to a 12 year old and they were told to write the most obvious, cheesy, and grammatically incorrect dialogue possible.Joker's characterization is baaaaaaaaaaad. Pretty good art but not enough to keep me around; especially with the $5 price tag. Stay away.

Great start to a fresh new series.

Excellent second issue. Great art, great story. Pick this one up if you can handle it!

Outstanding story and great look at one of the book's main characters. Even with the change in artist for the first of very third change-up issue (which some have criticized as too soon), it does the main story a service and doesn't take away from series' momentum.

I concur with other reviews that this issue starts off strong (finally, some focus on Rebecca) and then it just becomes confusing. Has to be the weakest issue of the series so far despite my favorite character making an appearance at the end.

Nice to see this book is picking up again after a few weaker than usual issues.

Because it's the start of a new ark I was looking to drop this series - yeah, that's not gonna happen! It's nice to see the series get it's first major guest appearance, and Daredevil is neither misused or overused. And if the story doesn't pull you in the excellent artwork will. This is one of a few marvel books (ex. Electra) that looks as if its being drawn by a master-painter. Highly recommended.

Excellent script. Would've scored even higher if the pencils didn't seem like step down this issue.

That last page. Wow!

Radia is a fascinating character and this series keeps getting better and better,

Great characterization in this issue, even though it can ultimately be boiled down to Blaze is cool and Arclight is a jerk.

Really fun issue with a hint of darkness (Corsair obviously has some secrets!).

I figured once GR left the book I'd be dropping this. Unfortunately for my wallet the last couple issues have been fantastic and I'll be sticking around.A likeable Cyclops, who knew such a thing existed.

Unfortunately the creators were shoehorned into the Black Vortex. On its own merits this is simply an OK last issue of what was a very fun and surprisingly good series.

Great issue. Continues the last run while still being an easy jumping on point for readers who did follow previous run.

Another great issue. Better than last only because it had me at the edge of my seat earlier and longer than #1. Which is not a criticism considering the last issue had to recap what DD has been going through since the last run.

Probably the weakest issue of the series but it was still great, and ended on a great cliffhanger.This creative team continues to knock it out of the park!

An excellent issue that stands on its own as a great story, but also sets up the final arc of this series beautifully. You can not ask for more than that from an issue. Seriously bummed the creative team is leaving; whoever takes over after Secret Wars has some big shoes to fill.

Great to see this book maintaining its high quality storytelling!

After a dark beginning and some traveling we get to see Shang-Chi get to work. Pretty good action throughout and the art isn't as bad as some reviews state. It fits the dark kung fu feel the book is going for. It's nice when marvel branches out into different genres and I'm excited to see where this miniseries goes. As someone new to Shang-Chi I just wish there was some more back story to his relationship to his former lover, but more info will probably come to light in the subsequent issues.

Really loving this series since the new creative team joined but this was probably the weakest issue of the last three. Not that in itself it is a weak issue, it is very good, but it kind of ends abruptly. Can't wait to see where the story goes next month. The art is fantastic and an excellent contrast to the main Bat-book.

As always the amazing art makes this an absolute pleasure to look at and the story's really picking up. Great action throughout!

What a great series! Another issue with outstanding art, story, and action. If you like the serious side of Marvel you should puck up this series now!

Very sad this series is ending when it's one of the best Marvel is putting out. Wherever Del Mundo goes next I'll be following!

First issue of the series with nearly wall to wall action. The ending definitely has hooked me for next month.

Fun issue that did a good job of moving the story along.

Am I missing something here? Because this is not the perfect book many have made it out to be.

Step down in quality in terms of story for this series, but still a decent issue.

The change in art is a step down for me and a bit of a shock. Hopefully the art and story pick up next issue.

The in your face addition of Felicity to "Team Arrow" is a little too forced, quick, and neat and tidy. I get why the new creators were chosen but how about a slower build up to the merger of the two worlds. I mean we just got off of a great arc that was nothing like the show. Art is better than the previous issue.

Some interesting action and a villain who's easy to hate. Slightly better than the previous issue. Art continues to be hit or miss; some things look great, others not so much.

Weakest of the last 3 issues, but does keep the reader's level of hate up for the villain. Hopefully the creators can get it going soon, though I'm worried because the art is getting worse.

Fun issue, but why are some of the guests even involved? Cannot wait for the new creative, although I don't know who that will be yet, to see if they dial back or embrace the newly introduced Arrow TV elements of the book.

Although the story in this issue is a tad predictable, the book's main premise still intrigues. Doesn't hurt that the are is amazing either. Luckily the next issue is out very soon so we can see if this book is worth sticking with.

Nice to see the two main stories converge, although Stegman's drawing of Medusa took a major step back from the axis tie-ins.

Great first issue. Although Iron Fist has always had dark elements to his story given his origin, this take on Danny himself is decidedly darker than others.

Simply not as good as the first issue. Art and writing just seem a little disjointed,maybe double duty is too much for Andrews.I didn't think that'd be the case just two issues in. For longtime Iron Fist fans the flashbacks to his parents deaths are unnecessary. Hopefully it's just a hiccup and the book can't back to the heights it reached in #1, it very well may because, at the very least, this issue sets up and interesting scenario going forward.

By far the best issue of the series and a great bounce back from last month's disaster. The artvis noticeably better and the story finally has some legs. As a fan of classic Iron Fist the ending came as a bug shock. Excited to see where the story goes now.

Great start to what seems like it'll be a really fun book. As someone unfamiliar with most of these characters it was a great introduction and I'm really intrigued by the new character.

While not as good as #0 this book was still a fun read. Stargirl was definitely the star of this issue (no pun intended). As someone who has absolutely no idea about the history between Hawkman and Lobo, Lemire made their storyline easy enough to follow. The book loses some points for me because of the exclusion of the new character. At to the many reviewers asking the pompous question "Why do we even need this book" the answer is because people need a fun book, that is well written, has good art, is better than most of the justice league stuff on the shelves, and one that unlike 80% of other books, doesn't take place in New York. Moosonee is a refreshing location for a mainstream comic to take place and it's actually not that cold there this time of year!

Art is a little inconsistent but the story is great. Rosenberg has been killing it since starting at Marvel and this both fits with, and stands on its own from, the Kingpin miniseries (which also had polarizing art).

Mystery, sacrifice, and mentally produced ghost Nazis, count me in!! Hopefully the 'last days' issues don't derail this book's strong storytelling.

Although this issue is not as good as the last couole, it progresses the story enough to set up a great conclusion to this creative team's run.

I can't believe the drop off in quality with this creative team. Bunn's been great on Magneto, but the dialogue on this is issue is simple to the point of making characters sound stupid, which tonally changes the Moon Knight we're used to. And the art is equally frustrating.

Action packed, albeit over a misunderstanding, and some great background and character development by Claremont has me eagerly awaiting next month's issue.

Introduction of the villians felt forced. Like their inclusion was only so the that the issue could end 'too be continued.' This would have been an excellent one-shot between arcs had the main story not been interrupted.

This issue didn't really add anything and the Black Widow issue was much better (pencils, inks, story, etc.).

Have not read Costa's work before but this issue was well done and fit in perfectly with the rest of Spider-Verse. I haven't read anything to do with Spider-Clones in years but this was a nicely executed issue with great art. Give me more Spider-Verse!!

A step up from last issue which has me anxiously awaiting the climax.

This issue was 95% action and a fitting end to the miniseries. The first half wasn't great at was sitting at a 6/10 for me, but a great ending helped redeem this issue. One issue I had was with Diaz's rendering of Black Widow/Jessica Drew. However, the series succeeded in making me interested in three characters I had never been interested in before. if you've followed this series make sure to read this before Amazing #13 too!

Not my favorite issue of the series but it is funny and action packed! Endimg sets up big Hawkeye and Fury issue coming next month.

Really didn't care for the Deadpool angle, though this is still a great series. According to the letters page the main arc is going to run through issue 15, which has me excited.

Not bad, but not up to the usual standard of this book. And the characterization of Lady Bullseye is waaaaaaay off.

It impresses me how well this character stands on her own, despite all the advice and support Silk could use from others in the Spider family.

Great issue and the first of the series that actually had serious consequences which should be felt throughout the next arc.

Wow!! I am so glad I left this on my to read pile for a couple weeks, only because it means I'm closer to the next issue. The art and dialogue were both spot on and the ending had a cinematic beauty about it. Loved the explanations Aaron and Latour gave in the final page because it made the story relatable to those who find some areas and characters of the South to be extremely disturbing.

Can't get enough of this great series.

Great continuation of the Euless Boss arc. Can't wait to see how it concludes next month!

Simply amazing. At the beginning of this Coach Boss arc I was mad I had to read, almost exclusively, about Boss, and now I'm mad the arc is over. Well done two Jasons.

Amazing issue. This series continues to be incredibly gripping, even with the change in focus.

Not as great as I was hoping for based on the awesomeness that was EoSV #2, but a solid start to the series.

Decent first issue with good art and a nice twist. Didn't really care for the dialogue of the antagonist fro the future.

Great issue. And am I the only one who thinks 2009 has some of the best cover art around? I just wonder how Spider-Verse is going to wrap up with only ASM #14 left? Guess the events are still going to be felt in each Spider title going forward. How could they not?

Fun story, great art. Wonder if we'll ever get to see the threads from the first arc sewn up?

Feel like it's going to be hard to wrap this series up next issue...

I understand why some people don't like this book. If you're not reading ASM it's pretty much useless, which is an odd way to launch a series. However, I have enjoyed the 3 issues well enough because I'm all in on Spider-Verse, although the art takes a step back from last issue. For those following Spider-Verse this issue is best read exactly halfway through ASM #13.

Fun and intriguing. Can't ask for much more than that. If Ant-Man is the spiritual successor to Superior-Foes, than this is the spiritual successor to She-Hulk.

Another excellent issue of this series. I thank my lucky stars (ok, maybe just the creative team) for series like this and Ant-Man as they continue to fill the void left by Superior Foes and She-Hulk.

Finally some great action (how will Duke get out of this one?) while the character building continues (what happened to the boy's parents?).

So far this book is a gem. This issue wasn't my favorite, but only because it was a much needed 'move the story' along month. But it was still really good, as it balanced a little action and humour with the introduction of the resistance's base. We finally found out what happened to the boy's parents and there's a bug twist at the end that promises more action to come.

Great ending! Really interested to see how this turns out as a movie since the rights were sold before issue 1 came out.

Loved the parts with Shocker and Silvermane. Although this wasn't the series's strongest issue it was still funny and enjoyable.

A nice jump in quality from the first issue.

Best issue of the series so far and a great amount of story progression. End on the biggest cliffhanger yet.

Good start and nice cliff hanger.

Interesting, but will hopefully be much more so when we begin to get the big picture. The cover is great, however the story suffers due to some dialogue and pacing issues. Still, could be good build up issue in hindsight, you know, when stuff actually starts happening.

Awesome feature story and an ok backup, which sets up the future direction of Flint and Iso. McNiven's interiors are beautiful, which was a pleasant surprise after seeing Blackbolt's Muppet face on the cover.

Great suptise ending ending. Really liked Shen in this series. Hope the last page leads to some new stories.