The previous two arcs with the FF and Avengers Academy have only been alright at best, more "Marvel Team-Up" than Spidey. The last issue brought the series back into focus with the return of Anti-Venom. I gave it a good review, how does this one fare? Read on.
This issue was a good one, the best in awhile, beating the last one. Anti-Venom is one of the best characters currently in Amazing, him being on the panels is truly a treat.
Mr. Negative takes center stage as villain in this one. This guy has been in the shadows far too long, it's good to see him fight.
Talking characters, Anti-Venom is by far the most interesting and compelling. His character resembles Venom back when he was a lethal protector, with a hint of crazy. The other character that's a vital part is “The Ghost of Jean DeWolff:" the Wraith. Surprisingly, she wasn't really a main focus, more of a side helper. Her plot gets resolved in a stunning, classic plot twist that I never saw coming. It makes me happy that the Spidey series can still come and give a good surprise.
Side people, such as Aunt May act accordingly. Sadly, JJJ is back to being his "Blame Spider-Man on everything" persona. (How can New York tolerate this guy as mayor?)
The art is top-notch, Anti-Venom looks scary and everyone else looks accordingly.
In closing, this issue is a very good one, I'd even say great.
I give this issue an 8/10.
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