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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Doc Ock Is On the Hunt for Allies in Spider-Geddon #3


https://www.cbr.com/preview-spider-geddon-3/

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The Norman Osborn Spider-Man Is Spider-Geddon's Worst Enemy


https://www.cbr.com/spider-geddon-norman-osborn-spider-man-worst-enemy/

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Spider-Geddon #3 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Justin Partridge; 'Rama Rating: 7 out of 10):

As Otto would say, "the die is cast!" in the the war against the Inheritors in Spider-Geddon #3. Writer Christos Gage, working from a story from Dan Slott, is making the larger cast work for him, giving each lead a defined personality as they take the fight to the enemy. The splitting of the groups in the issue's opening pages is a little tiresome, but Gage recovers nicely, dovetailing them all into a true ensemble and then raising the stakes by revealing a traitor in their midst. Artists Carlo Barberi, Todd Nauck, Jose Marzan Jr, and David Curiel also impress thanks to their defined artwork of the large cast. Each Spider is given outstanding detailing by Curiel's colors, Barberi's expressive pencils and body language, and Nauck and Marzan Jr's delicate inking. Books with big and largely identical casts can kind of be a crap shoot (see some early Spider-Verse issues for examples), but this art team handles it really, really well, stocking the pages with clear action and wonderful renderings of fan-favorite Spiders.