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just_fighting_censorship's review
4.0
As much as I enjoy this Octavius story line it is time for it to come to a close. I think they have gotten all that they can out of the premise and it is time to move on and give Parker his body back. Still this comic continues to be entertaining and well produced. I highly enjoyed seeing SpideyOCK on symbiote and seeing practically nothing of Miguel O'Hara. However, I really could care less about the growing 'Goblin problem' so something tells me I might not enjoy the next volume...[b:The Superior Spider-Man, Vol. 6: Goblin Nation|19539416|The Superior Spider-Man, Vol. 6 Goblin Nation|Dan Slott|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1403183148s/19539416.jpg|27665963], we shall see.
One thing that really bothered me was Aunt May's treatment of Anna Maria she really came across as quite the bitch. If they wanted tension and a chance for Ock to get mad they could have gone another route beyond Aunt May being height insensitive.
This volume closes out with the Spider-man annual which was a high point, I loved the change up in the art department and was fascinated with how Ock handled Aunt May being kidnapped by Blackout.
One thing that really bothered me was Aunt May's treatment of Anna Maria she really came across as quite the bitch. If they wanted tension and a chance for Ock to get mad they could have gone another route beyond Aunt May being height insensitive.
This volume closes out with the Spider-man annual which was a high point, I loved the change up in the art department and was fascinated with how Ock handled Aunt May being kidnapped by Blackout.
beorn_101's review
4.0
Things are really getting chaotic in the Superior Spider-man's life. Otto is struggling to deal with the challenges of juggling all of Peter Parker's responsibilities, while keeping his identity hidden. Conflict with the Green Goblin is brewing and growing.
booknooknoggin's review
4.0
Love this series and Agent Venom. The fact that Superior Spidey is such egotistical douche just made this great.....Thinks he can control Venom.
squidbag's review
4.0
The integrity of the artwork and storytelling have suffered a little as this storyline progresses, but having the Otto-Spidey deal with Venom is a necessary step. Groundwork is laid in this one and we see the shape of where things are going - I don't like the potential for collateral damage I see growing here, but I am anxious to see how Slott wraps this one up.
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