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jagussow's review
5.0
8 Spider-man writers team up to tell a story, round robin style i.e. no advance planning, just the 1st writer writing the first 10 pages and then handing it off to the next writer and so on. Absolutely delightful and a lot of art aces to boot.
I absolutely loved it with one caveat, I don't think they stuck landing. It was an absolutely bananas crazy story but I think they reached a point where everyone inflated the stakes too high so it wasn't a graceful landing.
But Rachel Stott and Michael Allred and Mark Bagley and Cameron Stewart and Chris Bachalo et al drawing Spidey, sign me up. The art alone is worth the price of admission and despite the ending, this was still a very fun book careening from one crazy plot point to another. A must read for Spidey fans
I absolutely loved it with one caveat, I don't think they stuck landing. It was an absolutely bananas crazy story but I think they reached a point where everyone inflated the stakes too high so it wasn't a graceful landing.
But Rachel Stott and Michael Allred and Mark Bagley and Cameron Stewart and Chris Bachalo et al drawing Spidey, sign me up. The art alone is worth the price of admission and despite the ending, this was still a very fun book careening from one crazy plot point to another. A must read for Spidey fans
thebeardedpoet's review
3.0
A kooky Spider-Man story, featuring Nick Fury and werewolves. With a special appearance of Peter Porker the Amazing Spider-Ham. If you read it, be forewarned about the zany storytelling.
queenofglitches's review
4.0
Stupid fun. Makes absolutely no sense, just here to see what everyone comes up with. Incredibly weird, some of these panels will live in my head until the end of time.
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