Review: SPIDER-VERSE #1 Is Admirable, On The…

Oct 4, 2019

Usually, when books feature several contributing artists the results tend to be a jumbled mess; Spider-Verse #1 bucks this trend and the end product is a fun romp that celebrates the diverse tones and worlds of the relatively new Spider-Verse world.

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Review: SPIDER-VERSE #1 Is Admirable, On The…