Red Goblin #7

Red Goblin#7 continues to mix forgotten parts of the Spider-Man mythos with a new, youthful main protagonist that is effortlessly plotted with depth, tension, and impressive character work backed up by strong art. Read Full Review

Red Goblin's most notable duo might have taken a bit of a backseat here, but the series as a whole looks to have benefited from it in the long run, and this series continues to only get better with time. Read Full Review

Red Goblin #7 continues the chaos set up in the previous issue as Normie's new symbiote Rascal goes berserk before it's stopped with a little help from Miles Morales Spider-Man. On the other hand, Crossbones shows up to fight the new Goblin Knight, and it's entertaining but also somewhat deflates his menace near the end of their fight. The comic does a fine job with the fights thanks to the art, as well as wrapping them up and setting the stage for the next issue. Read Full Review

ResearchReader

Aug 17, 2023

To me this was a much weaker issue that last considering you need a bit of a carnage book to understand it fully without being lost. This issue jumps around a lot and has very little focus on Normie which is a shame. That being said, this being a weak issue might be necessary to give it juice to move forward. We now have Miles and the Turn-coat Goblin gang second in command against the same foe. Sounds like a mish-mash team is coming together. The idea of taking Rascle from Normie though is not appealing. I hope that doesnt happen.

fzanca

Aug 21, 2023

I'm liking this run. The continued back and forth between his battle with Miles and the sewer with Crossbones. I don't quite understand why the villain would give her supersuit and then send Crossbones after her to kill her. I hope that's explained in more detail. The interaction between Normie and Miles and the Hobgoblin girl was good. Looking forward to seeing where this is going. Check my comic book reviews on Youtube. https://youtu.be/VNcnaROhmNg

Screaming Enigma

Nov 13, 2023

My feelings on this series haven't seemed to change very much, and that remains true here. A solid story with some solid art that could be a bit better. I did like Miles in this issue and I'm looking forward to more of him in this series, presumably with the next issue, at least.

CrazyforRAMU

Dec 24, 2024

The art's pretty solid for a collaboration. The script rolls along at a brisk pace, and there's a laudable amount of wit in the dialogue. The plot is developing steadily, and it's (mostly) driven by good character work. The various story threads are all a little disconnected at the moment, which limits this issue on its own. I'm confident that things will tie together in the future, though.