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melowdee's review
5.0
Read all these in single issue. It was just so insane. Really loved. it. Like all the different spider-men from all the different worlds.
alexikakon's review
3.0
More of a 3.5 - I'd love to rate it higher, because the story's great, but the organization of the different issues in this collection makes little to no sense and makes it difficult to read in order.
ink_soul's review
4.0
This massive gathering of Spiders from different universes borders on the ridiculous... but it's Spider-Man and it's Dan Slott, so it works quite well - especially if you ignore the stupid side comics that add nothing of value to the arc. Seeing all those varied universes is comic and, sometimes, tragic; above all, it's an amazing adventure for fans of the Web-Head!
carolibrary's review against another edition
4.0
I read this hoping to find some scenes for my comic book class to compare and contrast with the Into the Spider-Verse movie. Turns out, they are very different! I now want to read more Miles Morales comics so I can find some better source material for comparison to use in class.
This is VERY comic book-y. I don’t know how else to describe the plot of vampire-like Inheritors manipulating the Web of Life and Destiny so they can devour all the spider totems in the Multiverse, leading to an inter-dimensional team-up of Spider-People. It was really fun to see the different iterations of Spider-Man interacting, but I understand why this plotline only exists in the comics.
My biggest complaint was about the format of the compilation. I would’ve preferred to read all of the issues chronologically rather than by series. Unfortunately comixology did not include a navigable table of contents, so there was so easy way for me to read these comics in the order I wanted to.
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This is VERY comic book-y. I don’t know how else to describe the plot of vampire-like Inheritors manipulating the Web of Life and Destiny so they can devour all the spider totems in the Multiverse, leading to an inter-dimensional team-up of Spider-People. It was really fun to see the different iterations of Spider-Man interacting, but I understand why this plotline only exists in the comics.
My biggest complaint was about the format of the compilation. I would’ve preferred to read all of the issues chronologically rather than by series. Unfortunately comixology did not include a navigable table of contents, so there was so easy way for me to read these comics in the order I wanted to.
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