Predator Vs. Spider-Man #4

Predator Versus Spider-Man #4 ends this iteration with a huge bloody bang! It doesn't quite feel like the finale for this set and gives you a future to look forward to as we move through the Predator versus series at Marvel. Read Full Review

Predator vs. Spider-Man #4 delivers a strong conclusion while laying the groundwork for future crossovers. Benjamin Percy ensures that key characters, such as Spider-Man, Kraven, and Mary Jane, each receive impactful moments that resonate. Marcelo Ferreria's artwork shines, especially in the brutal Kraven vs. Skinner showdown and Spider-Man's high-stakes victory. The issue effectively connects to Percy's previous Predator miniseries and sets up the upcoming Predator Kills the Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

Predator vs. Spider-Man #4 wraps up on a solid, if slight rushed, note as it sets the stage for a major crossover. Read Full Review

Spider-Man vs. Predator #4 is a bucket-toss finale to a series that struggled to be anything other than a bland, sell-able title. There is no wrong done by Percy and the team, but in equal spades major risks are never taken to stand beyond the house style expectations of either property. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jul 16, 2025

Plot Lapearl and JJ Jameson are about to be attacked by the Yautja Spider-Man released for selling the Daily Bugle, but are saved by Skinner, who has arrived to eliminate the Predators who came to capture him. Spider-Man fights the other two Yautja. Skinner is about to destroy the ship of the Yautja who came to capture him when he is attacked by Kraven, who eliminates him, turning him into a Predator of Predators. The Yautja's arm is set to explode, and Kraven cuts it off and gives it to Spider-Man, who throws it into the Hudson River where it explodes. The surviving Yautja confront Kraven and defeat him, but they spare his life and mark him on his forehead. They consider him a great hunter and invite him to join them. Spider-Man finally reunites with MJ, as dawn breaks over the city and the Predators leave in their ship, the threat receding for now, because the terrible Doctor Abraham Cornelius, responsible for putting the adamantium in Wolverine and many experiments on mutants, is left with the corpse of a Predator. A shocking, ultra-violent, and highly suspenseful closing chapter, organically integrating the Predator mythology with that of Spider-Man. Art It's detailed, heavily influenced by 1990s comics, with highly stylized body language and the use of shadows to emphasize the dynamism and a gloomy tone perfect for this comic full of suspense and terror. Summary Spider-Man and Kraven must join forces to stop this invasion of unstoppable hunters. An excellent conclusion to a magnificent saga. more

Howard

Jul 16, 2025

Awesome!!

fzanca

Jul 25, 2025

This ended up being Kraven's story, and I'm okay with that. I think it should have been at least one issue longer. It felt tied up almost too fast. The story of Predators tracking down a rogue Predator is an interesting idea, but I wish there was a little more to it. I wonder if the general continuity will have Kraven now off-world hunting alongside his Predator buddy. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/Mi-rs3rx2NI

bulletproof2k

Aug 17, 2025

This is the finale of this magnificent crossover, which I am very happy about. Overall, I liked this episode, unlike the two previous crossovers featuring Black Panther and Wolverine, where I was disappointed with the ending.

K-23

Oct 20, 2025

A lackluster ending but overall a fun series. I felt there was a huge misstep with the coloring being so bright in this issue not just for a Predator book but also the fact it's occurring during a blackout.