Spider-Gwen #4

And so Spider-Gwen continues to be a great book, mirroring Earth-616 and Earth-65 with a fun-mirror twist. Everything is different, only slightly rearranged, and destinies more or less remain the same. I still hope for a series that fully embraces its own originality by nixing any dependence on Peter Parker in the story plot, but time will tell where we go on that one. Read Full Review

The creative team behind Spider-Gwen are moving from strength to strength with each passing issue and increasing the drama and tension as they go. While on the surface Spider-Gwen may seem like a fun, all-ages book, there are darker themes that lie beneath the jokes and eye-catching pinks and purples which will leave readers with much more to chew upon. Read Full Review

It's almost concerning to see the pair burn through so much plot and development so quickly, but when it's this well done how can you complain? Read Full Review

RADIOACTIVE SPIDER-GWEN #4 is a return to form for the series, easily the best issue since the post-SECRET WARS All-New, All-Different Marvel relaunch. I would definitely recommend it to lapsed fans of the series. Read Full Review

The moment has arrived (wait, already?) - Gwen vs the Goblin! A rare case of Spider-Gwen's strengths getting in its own way, things move a little too fast to fully appreciate everything that's happening. Read Full Review

Nightmare of Solomon

Jan 08, 2016

I think the art is de-evolving but I am enjoying the story so far.

mrDovydas

Jan 10, 2016

Really enjoying this so far. Maybe even more than the current spidey's volume.