Spider-Boy #20
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| Writer | Dan Slott |
| Artist | Paco Medina |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
SPIDER-BOY'S GREATEST BATTLE LIES AHEAD!
SPIDER-MAN is down! And with MR. NEGATIVE and his inner demons closing in, SPIDER-BOY makes a last, desperate stand! LOOK OUT, BAILEY - it's all the friends (and foes) you made along the way! Spider-Girl! Hulkette! Madame Monstrosity and more! But are they here to help Bailey or Mr. Negative?!
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9.7
The Comicbook Dispatch - dragoncache
Jul 02, 2025Lawyers can use their knowledge of the law to clarify confusing situations or exploit it to encourage lawbreakers. While Daredevil plays both sides with Spider-Man and Bailey, Spider-Boy #20 reminds us how often Bailey has gone it alone and doesnt need to be anyones sidekick. Read Full Review
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8.5
Admittedly this was a really fun final issue. Spider-boy isnt a bad character to my surprise. He has his ups and downs, some wins but a lot of loses, built up a team (kind of??), and has a bunch of cool social supports and side characters they could draw on in the future. While he doesnt really have any actually villains left (besides the 2 or 3 comic punch line guys he fights for a couple of panels every issue), there is something there to work with for sure. I wouldn't be surprised if Marvel actually turned this into a full kids line. I mean that would require some vision on Marvels part and I doubt that, but hey one can dream. TL DR: Spider-Boy is fun. He feels different enough from Spider-man that he has his own characterization and more
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