Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #4

Peter Parkers concerns about Gwens presence on Earth-616 echo through Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #4. After Silk suggests she rely on others for support, Gwen makes a new friend and helps someone in need. She may elude the cops who want to lock her away. But can Gwen escape her destiny as the power within her grows? Read Full Review

As a Stephanie Phillips fan, I think she does a fantastic job with Gwen and her multiversal problems in the Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider run. The fourth installment felt like it was more for continuity rather than storyline events. I like seeing how the other Spiders are handling Gwen and the problems that have been brought with her arrival in 616. I think it all ties in very well together for the overall story. Another thing I like it seeing Gwen having to deal with the classic Spider-Man villains. All in all, Phillips has me hooked on this run and I'm excited to see where it goes. Read Full Review

Stephanie Phillips and Paolo Villanelli are really maximizing Spider-Gwen being the person out of time, though in this case it's the Spider out of universe. Read Full Review

Jonn McLoed

Aug 30, 2024

The trouble with picking up comics randomly these days is it either the one hundredth relaunch of the relaunch or like this half way through an arc. Well I picked it up clueless and thank you Stephanie Phillips for writing a story that I could just enjoy and as for Federica Mancin I thank you also for making my tired eyes feel better....great stuff Nuff Said......JM

daspidaboy

Dec 06, 2024

This issue was good. But I wished that Marvel was not making comic spider-gwen be in synergy with Sony movies. Spider-Gwen has so many interesting plot lines hanging on her earth. Dazzler's sister, Sinister Six, MJ as Carnage, MJ in love with her. And yet they moved her to 616 for no other reason than movie synergy. Those plot stuff get unresolved. Again, it's not bad and those are just minor nitpicks. Just want to throw my thoughts out there