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A review by crookedtreehouse
Spider-Verse: Warzones! by Nick Bradshaw, Mike Costa, André Lima Araújo
3.0
I have yet to read the actual Spider-Verse series, as it was written during the Slott era, and I tapped out of that fairly early. But I've seen the Spider-Verse movie, and this is in the same vein. It's fun, a little silly, and it features a whole slew of alternate universe spider-people. There are a bunch of familiar super-villains who could possibly not be villains, and the plot feels like an organic Marvel spider-story.
It's also nice to read a Secret Wars book that isn't just varying shades of brown and orange.
If you like Spider-Ham, Spider-Gwen, or team-up books where a new team forms, I think this is a solid read. It doesn't break any new ground but it has fun, and includes a lot of references to continuity if you're a nostalgic spider-fan.
It's also nice to read a Secret Wars book that isn't just varying shades of brown and orange.
If you like Spider-Ham, Spider-Gwen, or team-up books where a new team forms, I think this is a solid read. It doesn't break any new ground but it has fun, and includes a lot of references to continuity if you're a nostalgic spider-fan.