To kick off the new year, I review Amazing Spider-Man #41/935, as Wilson Fisk and Typhoid Mary return for the Gang War. While I loved the artwork and fight scenes. There really isn’t much here, feeling like a filler issue and blink and you miss Spider-Man, which is also poorly characterize in this issue, but what else is new?
WRITER: Mike Costa ARTIST: Gerardo Sandoval COLOR ARTIST: Dono Sanchez Almara LETTERER: VC’s Clayton Cowles COVER by Gerardo Sandoval ASST. EDITOR: Allison Stock EDITOR: Devin Lewis STORY (with commentary): The Venom symbiote (separated from Flash Thompson […]
“Not as an Avenger, as a Warrior.” Writer: Christopher Yost Artist: Marcus To Colors: David Curiel Lettering: Joe Caramagna Editor: Sana Amanat Assistant Editor: Devin Lewis Plot: Our issue begins with our yet to be […]
I have been talking about it in every review since February and it’s finally here. This is the first issue of Venom by Donny Cates (Doctor Strange, Thanos, Babyteeth, and several other titles you should […]
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I saw it more as in their fight was over because Masque had both the Rose and the Syndicate, but I see what you mean from the reaction.
I got a different impression of that phone call at the end of the issue. I thought the person calling him wasn’t Janice but was Kingpin’s troops, who we see showing up at the Rose’s headquarters and shooting at both Janice and the Rose. The look of shock on Tombstone’s face in the final panel seems to indicate that Kingpin’s “It’s over.” means “My men just killed your daughter.”