Reviews

Marvel Knights Spider-Man, Vol. 4: Wild Blue Yonder by Steve McNiven, Reginald Hudlin, Billy Tan

harrietj's review against another edition

2.0

I much preferred the previous twelve issues by Mark Millar, which were a tight, harrowing read. This six-issue ending felt rushed and tonally out of keeping. Also, I'm sure it made sense to anyone reading all the various Spider titles that were coming out at this time, but some things had changed between issue 12 and 13 that didn't get explained - specifically, when did Peter and his family move into the Avengers apartments, and Spider-Man become an Avenger? 

The Superman pastiche was alright but I've read the same story done better by other people, and it felt a bit mean-spirited.

The art was entirely fine.

betweentheshelves's review

2.0

A weird end to the Marvel Knights Spider-man series, especially since there's a different author. It almost felt like there was too much going on here--but maybe that was necessary to creat a bridge? Overall, not my favorite writing or art.