Seeing Red
Ill start off by saying that it's nice to see WebHead or really any hero being perfectly reasonable. He isn't going to take down a massive robot, there is no reason to attack some birds, and he has a really hard time getting around. Poor Spider-Man is a sad sad boy with no time on his hands. Let me also say that this is a very interesting issue. I don't know what to think about it, is it a spider man title or is it more of a team up issue. I don't know, I love his banter with big red. It could use a bit more dialog or explanation. Also, if someone could tell me when is the last time the Moleman a Manhattan-centric supervillan has ever taken on SpiderMan. It's got fantastic artwork, wonderful dialog, good witty banter. All I expect from a good Spider book. Let's hope Web Wells can keep it up.
The Good:
A nice, solid spider book. Can't put more of a stamp of approval on this thing. If you love the Avengers but wish there was more Spidey then this is the book for you.
The Bad:
I think that JJ seemed more unreasonable than he usually was. It just seems like they want the man to match the stash.
Buy:
Yes, if you like good writing or even just good art pick this book up.
