
FLASHBACK REVIEW: SPECTACULAR SPIDER-GIRL #4 (of 4)

Zach is the Site's Clone Expert and Historian. He has been a former reviewer of Amazing Spider-Girl, Spectacular Spider-Girl, Spectacular Spider-Man (Paul Jenkins run) and Scarlet Spider. He is the writer of Crawl Space Avengers, the sites Fan Fiction. He is the webmaster of Spidey-Dude.com and the Executive Producer of the Spideydude Radio Network of Podcasts. (Host of Clone Saga Chronicles, and frequent guest of the other two shows: Spectacular Radio and Mayday Mondays)
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Let’s do something new with something old, shall we? When I recently went through the Crawl Space archives to retag things (mainly reviews) to make them easier to search in the categories bar on the […]
This issue is cover-dated March 2010. Mysterio is the focus of the origin story here, preparing for his Gauntlet story in Amazing Spider-Man #618-620 by Dan Slott and Marcos Martin. Mysterio first appeared in Amazing […]
Hello Folks! Kevin Cushing let me take the reigns from his ‘Flashback Series’ of reviews that are filling in the gaps in our reviews of various mini series, or ongoings on the website. This is […]
I hated the sucky anti-climatic ending the Hobgoblin got as Kingsley should go out fighting either Spider-Girl or her father-not her shit clone that nobody cares about. It sucks how they made him kick everyone’s ass and then get stabbed so easily. Plus the series should have ended with the final defeat of the Hobgoblin and not May facing her clone in the one-shot that followed after. The one good thing is that if they ever decide to bring Kingsley back in the MC2 Universe, it could easily be explained that he used a dupe that April ended up killing as we all know decoys are Kingsley’s MO. Anyways, just my rant as a Hobgoblin fan.
I was the biggest Spider-Girl fan around and while the final issue that wrapped everything up was well written. I do miss May “Mayday” Parker quite a bit. It’s amazing just how this series was pretty much sent to the end piece just to get Arana as Spider-Girl, which failed now once, but three times, but at least Tom DeFalco, Ron and Sal were able to end the series on a high note and a satisfying ending.