Silk #3
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| Writer | Robbie Thompson |
| Artist | Stacey Lee |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
• SPIDER-MAN VS. SILK!
• GOBLIN KING VS. SILK!!!
• ALL IN ONE ISSUE?!
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CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.5
Project Fandom - Nina Perez
Jan 19, 2016This is my favorite issue of this series in a long time. The story is always most interesting when we see how Cindy's time in isolation affects the way she deals with situations now. Read Full Review
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7.0
IGN - Levi Hunt
Jan 14, 2016It's still baffling that they would start this relaunch with Stacey Lee on art for Silk #1 and then immediately transition to a new artist, but Tana Ford is an able replacement, if not quite the same caliber of cartoonist as Lee. Overall, Silk seems to be heading in a good direction Read Full Review
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6.0
Superior Spider-Talk - Tony Goodwyn
Jan 16, 2016With a repetitious series of actions and little real plot development, Silk #3 has strayed from its initially promising premise. Hopefully it can recover quickly and get back to Cindy's undercover exploration. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comicosity - Kelly Richards
Jan 18, 2016Silk has been one of my favorite Marvel titles for a while there was something about issue #3 that failed to hit the mark. Neither the story nor the artwork succeeded in gripping me and getting through the issue felt like something of a slog. I truly hope that this is not indicative of what is still to come because up until this point, Silk really has been amongst the best. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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7.0
The story's good but it definitely needs Stacey Lee's art
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7.0
I had really liked the creation of Silk (aka Cindy Moon) in the Spider-Verse event, I like seeing Peter have a super-powered counterpart who isn't always just time traveling Miguel O'Hara or dimensionally displaced Miles Morales (which I think it is official we are getting another Pete & Miles team-up book) plus seeing how a young woman who has been trapped in a bunker for a decade deals with life in New York relatively unsupervised is an interesting and (almost) unique premise- see Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. But beyond that, I think that this book is really a decent outing, and could be a solid vehicle for driving new, younger, and possibly even dare I say it... FEMALE readers into comic book shops to pick up Spider-Man family books! Beca more
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