Amazing Spider-Man #19

An incredible continuation of this storyline with exciting development for the main characters Read Full Review

Gerardo Sandoval delivers with the art in this issue. The characters look great and the action looks even better. Read Full Review

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #19 appears to have a simple visage, but the opposite is true. This is easily one of the more intricate issues of the "Hunted" arc. Nick Spencer has great skill when it comes to crafting a gripping plot like this. And when you couple his work with the pages from Sandoval, Delgado, and Arciniega, there's lots to love. Read Full Review

"The Hunted" is classic comic book fun. Nick Spencer is making tie-ins worth your time again. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #19 shows Spidey right in the thick of Kraven's scheme. It also employs a remarkably broad scope of other players - antagonists, allies, and abductees - to illustrate the situation from every angle. It delivers an impressive load of action and revelation, and yet it makes it clear there are even bigger mysteries yet to be unravelled. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #19 does a great job moving the "Hunted" storyline forward. Nick Spencer gives a number of characters, including Spider-Man, Black Cat, Kraven and Vulture, time to develop within the "Hunted" story. Given where all the chess pieces landed by the end of Amazing Spider-Man #19 things should only get more intriguing from here. Read Full Review

Now, this story is solid. An interesting plot, a wide array of characters and the return of Spider-Man's black costume are doing it for me. That said, it doesn't feel big enough for the attention Marvel is giving it. It reads like a 4-book arc that's being extended 12 issues. Read Full Review

The latest chapter of Amazing Spider-Man's "Hunted" shows improvement, but the story needs an adrenaline boost. Read Full Review

In the end,Amazing Spider-Man #19 never quite gels as its own thing. It exists to move the "Hunted" story forward, but doesn't do enough to that end. It takes baby steps when what it needed to do was stride like a giant. Read Full Review

While this book is paced better than its predecessor, it's a bit muddied and tiring. Read Full Review

Spacey Medicine

Apr 30, 2019

Love it!

This guy, right?

Sep 25, 2019

Nick Spencer writes a great and conniving Vulture!

Psycamorean

Apr 11, 2019

I really enjoyed this, as always. Sandoval's art looked great, especially his Black Suit Spidey.

mrDovydas

Apr 10, 2019

Things keep building on here, and I suppose they will break through the next issue. It's a good issue, slightly slower, but still a very good read. Not too big on Sandoval's art, it's a bit too edgy for my liking.

Kalaoui

Apr 11, 2019

It's a good chapter. Moves the needle a bit more but still inching there ever so slowly. Look it's an enjoyable read but nothing outstanding. But to Spencer's credit, I'm here and still here because of his previous writing in the build up. Sandoval is a great match to Ramo's style as they both have weird angles on their silhouettes. Fits well.

Rick Jonez

Apr 11, 2019

Solid enough but too decompressively slow. Spidey felt a bit off. Might deserve an 8.

DDJamesB

Apr 14, 2019

This hunted event isnr bad but theres either some twist thats going to hit hard or thos event will go down as missed opportunity. There is just something missing and I can't figure out what it is.

Maker

Apr 10, 2019

Pleasant release. But Parker all the time seems pathetic and humiliated.