Gold Goblin 5 Preview.

[Jman27]

Peter was in the process of getting Norman sins hmmm wonder how that would play out. Would the goblin in him just commit suicide? Well goodbye clone Kafka you wont be missed

[Frontier]

Peter was in the process of getting Norman sins hmmm wonder how that would play out. Would the goblin in him just commit suicide? Well goodbye clone Kafka you wont be missed

I just feel bad for Kafka .

[Sr. Bungle]

Peter was in the process of getting Norman sins hmmm wonder how that would play out. Would the goblin in him just commit suicide? Well goodbye clone Kafka you wont be missed

I'll miss her

[Alex_Of_X]

Excited for Stormin' Norman to commit all-new, all-different sins

[HypnoHustler]

I just feel bad for Kafka .

It was kinda dumb to bring her back just to kill her again. Clones don’t have long life expectancies in Peter’s orbit. Harry’s clone, Ned’s clone, and now Kafka’s clone have all been dispatched in the last couple years.

[PanicPixieDreamGirl]

Wait, this is the last one?

I didn't dislike this series but it felt a bit... pointless, I guess? And I just cannot, cannot, absolutely cannot get over Peter treating Norman like an ally, even one he doesn't fully trust. It's just bizarre to me.

[Alan2099]

Wait, this is the last one?

I didn't dislike this series but it felt a bit... pointless, I guess? And I just cannot, cannot, absolutely cannot get over Peter treating Norman like an ally, even one he doesn't fully trust. It's just bizarre to me.

You're not the only one. I kept waiting to see if there would be some sort of twist or payoff, but it looks like they're treating things at face value.

[Sr. Bungle]

Wait, this is the last one?

I didn't dislike this series but it felt a bit... pointless, I guess? And I just cannot, cannot, absolutely cannot get over Peter treating Norman like an ally, even one he doesn't fully trust. It's just bizarre to me.

Bizarre and unearned.

[JustLuke]

You know, despite this issue being...the way it was, this series was still the best thing to come out the current status quo imo

[jwatson]

This was a really good ending. I am going to have to read 4 when it comes up on unlimited but 5 was a really good ending. During certain points i did kind of feel like queen goblin was the real victim here and for her to basically spoilers:

end the "ghost" of gwen only to become it

end of spoilers felt pretty powerful.

[HypnoHustler]

I thought the series was decent but I feel like there should really be a 6th issue addressing the fallout of this one instead of pushing it off to whenever it’s brought up in ASM.

[Tendrin]

This was very well written. People can talk about 'unearned', but frankly, you can blame all that on Spencer and his magical 'sin cleansing' in the first place.

That said, it's clear that something happened in the 'six months' where Norman bought himself some grace with Peter, too, and it's probably saving MJ's life, or holding Peter back from crossing a moral line to do so.

[Webhead]

This was very well written. People can talk about 'unearned', but frankly, you can blame all that on Spencer and his magical 'sin cleansing' in the first place.

That said, it's clear that something happened in the 'six months' where Norman bought himself some grace with Peter, too, and it's probably saving MJ's life, or holding Peter back from crossing a moral line to do so.

Spencer went out of his way to depict Peter as extremely resentful and wary of Norman even after his cleansing, though.

The awkward "odd couple" vibes is all Wells' doing. It dragged this issue down compared to the former ones, IMO, although it was okay.

[Sr. Bungle]

This was very well written. People can talk about 'unearned', but frankly, you can blame all that on Spencer and his magical 'sin cleansing' in the first place.

That said, it's clear that something happened in the 'six months' where Norman bought himself some grace with Peter, too, and it's probably saving MJ's life, or holding Peter back from crossing a moral line to do so.

No, the kind of relationship Peter has with Norman is the "unearned" part to me. And that's on Wells.

[Frontier]

Nothing about Peter and Norman's current dynamic feels natural to me.