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The 5th part was my favorite, with references to Ghost in a Shell, Akira and Evangelion. ( )

Several stories with a variety of Spider-men. They either lead into the characters being pulled into Spider-verse (noir, sp/dr, and Spider-Gwen) or being devoured by Morlan.
Art differs between each issue, and is of a varying quality.
Of all the stories, noir is the one I'd read more of. ( )

I read this collection primarily for the Spider-Man noir story and the SP//dr story after watching Into the Spider-Verse. Both of these stories were good. I’d already read the Spider-Gwen story in her own comic collection. I really did not like the one where the “Peter Parker” character was an asshole and frankly a sociopath. The art was scary and the story was creepy. I mean on one level I can appreciate that it was a neat inversion of the story we all know, but I definitely thought I was going to have nightmares. I wasn’t wild about some of the art in the Noir story; it felt fuzzy and indistinct. But I liked the SP//dr story and especially the appearance of Spider-Ham! (He is my FAVOURITE, honestly, and probably because John Mulaney voices him.) ( )

Several stories with a variety of Spider-men. They either lead into the characters being pulled into Spider-verse (noir, sp/dr, and Spider-Gwen) or being devoured by Morlan.
Art differs between each issue, and is of a varying quality.
Of all the stories, noir is the one I'd read more of. ( )