I'm glad I held off until after I read the first storyline in the next series, actually. It was less sad knowing that something fabulous came after this, although I usually am a stickler for reading things in order!
Beautiful, heart felt, and I have to admit I miss the art. The art for the new series is wonderful, too, but this still feels more evocative to me and I absolutely think this artist is my favorite Spider-Gwen artist.
This second (and probably last) volume of this series continues Zelda’s story involving Frank and Todd as well as a vast assortment of strange creatures, all with different agendas. I can’t say that I really understood all that was going on but I enjoyed the language involved and what I got out of it. The artwork varied: some I liked, some less. It’s colourful and quite detailed. Reasonably enjoyable but not something I can easily recommend.
And it lands Spider-Gwen in jail after she's turned herself in to the law and allowed the public to put her on trial.
In fact, Gwen believes she belongs there, and so she's... not happy, but at peace while imprisoned.
Not sure how this will end now, though. I was sure she'd end up being freed...
What happens after she reveals her identity - and is she ready to face the consequences? Now that Matt Murdock is being hunted by The Hand whom he once served, what happens to him?
These aren't questions that can't be answered in the handful of issues left - but I hope they are all addressed.
So sad this is going away soon.
So this is going to end. I mean 34 is going to be the last issue, and this is 31. 33 is out. It's going to end in a month or so, and that saddens me.
However, I'm loving it while it lasts. This wraps up the AU Gwen Stacy storyline - with Gwen giving Spider-Gwen's first name as Stacy. There's a 'that's me, Stacy Stacy' line that had me laughing out loud.
It's fun, it's clever, and it's getting us to the end.
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