Spider-Gwen #31

Spider-Gwen #31 takes the themes and subtext of the series so far and makes much of it text. Read Full Review

It's weird to discuss the multiversal legacy of Gwendolyn Stacy, but it makes for a darn good read. Read Full Review

Well now that Gwen is back with a slightly new perspective on things, here is hoping that she puts it too good use with the alliance of Jameson. Jason Latour's writing hasn't been bad this whole run so now that they are getting back on track with the main story, its only a matter of time before all hell can "officially" break loose. Read Full Review

Outside of that, being a Spider-Gwen fan right now is something like being a Lupe Fiasco fan after Food & Liquor 2. You know it's a lot better than this. So you just have to wait until it's through playing around. And that can't come soon enough, but eventually, it'll come. Right? Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Nov 10, 2018

Gwen's sojourn on Earth 617 wraps up with some fascinating world-building. Inspiring as these ideas are, the nuts and bolts storytelling is glitchy for both Gwens. I had to lean far too much on the supplemental encyclopedia entry at the end to make sense of Gwen-617's story, and in strategic terms, her upstaging the protagonist isn't good. No matter how much I enjoyed this particular digression, the incredibly slow progress on the main story drags down my big-picture assessment of the series.