The grand conclusion to the Spider-Event of 2018!
The Spiders have been split apart; they’ve been betrayed—and some have died. It’s time for the final battle.
The end of the Spider-Verse is here.
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Characters
Miles Morales (Earth-1610)
Octavia Otto (Earth-1104)
Gwen Stacy (Earth-65)
Ben Reilly
Kaine Parker
Cindy Moon
Anya Corazon
Gwen Stacy (Earth-65)
Peter Porker (Earth-8311)
Charlie Parker
May Reilly (Earth-3123)
Peter Parker
Miles Morales (Earth-1610)
Pavitr Prabhakar (Earth-50101)
Miguel O'Hara
Norman Osborn (Earth-44145)
Hobie Brown (Earth-138)
Jessica Drew
May Parker (Earth-982)
Ashley Barton (Earth-807128)
Anna-May Parker (Earth-18119)
Mary Jane Watson (Earth-18119)
Takuya Yamashiro
Otto Octavius
Patrick O'Hara (Earth-31913)
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The event itself was bad, the conclusion was awful. That patternmaker power was so dumb, I’m impressed. Tie-ins were irrelevant, Gwen was meaningless, the Spider-Force book was meaningless, Miles was ridiculous. Honestly, even Dead No More was better than this.
Seriously? I thought the first Spider-verse was way better. Maybe I'm misremembering things, it's been years already, but I thought it was a decent enough event at the time. This, though, this was just straight up bad.
What I remember of Spiderverse is just a bunch of standing around with absolutely nothing happening and a very predictable plot. I feel Spiderggedon is very meh but more happened in it.
I loved the Spider-Verse story. Got everything. Loads of fun with a weak, but not unexpected, finale. I skipped this though feeling like all the solicits just screamed "We don't know what else to do that isn't symbiote related!"
I’ll note that Silk technically was in this event, but she didn’t have a single line, even though she was still one of the weird named spider totems (the Bride).
Now, there were some enjoyable moments, but this felt more like a launching pad for 3 new spider books than an actual event.
At least it was more comprehensive than Infinity Wars. Regardless, it was cool to see PS4 Spider-Man, Spider-Cop, and Stan Lee Spider-Man, but I do hope Silk gets more action in the coming months, as I do miss her solo series, but would love to see more Spider-Girls.