Amazing Spider-Man #577

Another solid issue from the Spidey Braintrust, and if they keep putting out stories this entertaining, I'll keep buying them. Read Full Review

Overall, "The Amazing Spider-Man" has really turned into a bright, innovative, and refreshing read. It's also, just as remarkably, done a fantastic job of staying on its almost weekly schedule with no dips or sudden shifts in quality. In the midst of a 12-month long Summer Event that threatens to swallow the very foundations of Superhero Storytelling, Marvel has created an oasis in Spider-Man's secure and always surprising corner of the five boroughs. Read Full Review

I'd call it another entertaining Spidey yarn, although definitely a step down from the quality of the last two weeks. Read Full Review

All said and done, for collectors, buy the book. Why not? Youve stuck around thus far. Theres no point in breaking up the collection, and overall, its not bad enough to quit reading the book entirely. Just dont expect anything new from this day. Its the same old stuff. Read Full Review

So this issue is basically a mess and worth avoiding. Again, I'm all for an occasional experiment - but sometimes it's back to the ol' drawing board. Read Full Review

Ultimate Goblin

May 14, 2023

Yeah, I always love when Punisher and Spidey team up. But... This comic is weird. First of all, the Jameson/Bookie story is dumb, it wasn't needed, it was weird, it interrupted the story. But even the main story wasn't THAT good. I love Rivera, but what the hell did he do with Punisher's skull? And his art was overall very dirty here, he had better, much better works. The story itself is a bit boring, but the ending was cool. I also didn't think this Moses Magnum guy isn't some random one-issue only crook - he's actually a very old Spidey's villain (and not only his) and even his first appearance was in another Spidey/Punisher team-up, but Wells writes this comic like every reader knows this guy and it's a classic Green Goblin level vill ain... I don't even understand what was the point of picking him as a villain in this book in the first place... P.S. Peter now wants to be a cabbie! That "Wa alaykumu s-salam" scene in the beginning of BND might has even more sense now. more