What Grade Would You Give Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows Right Now?

[Minerboh]

A from me as well.But i doot see this book lasting for long judging from it's performance in sales.

[Celgress]

A from me as well.But i doot see this book lasting for long judging from it's performance in sales.

Regrettably, I must concur.

[AdamStrange]

Really good synopsis. I agree whole heartedly. Nice to see a universe where they are together . Plus I like how how her power usage effected his. It's nice when a character struggles and isn't overpowered

[AdamStrange]

How can you find out about their sales?

[Vaegrin]

How can you find out about their sales?

Comichron. The sales aren't that bad, and it seems like they will hold fairly steady at this point. It's doing better than other titles that are themselves in no danger of cancelation. If you like the book, or if you think it ought to exist, keep buying it and spread the word. Word of mouth makes a difference with a book like this.

The unfortunate thing about it being an alternate universe title is that it makes people feel like it doesn't "count." But the advantage is that the story gets to be self contained, and it's not bound by or caught up in whatever crazy stuff is happening in the latest event. It's a great book for people who just want to read a good Spider-Man story, without having to catch up on decades of continuity or whatever's happening in the rest of the Marvel universe.

[The Whovian]

I am wondering about the bad grades that have been given, but no posts about them.
I am curious about why some people are giving D's and F's for the comic series.

Yeah, I don't get that either.

[Nick Miller]

The art by Stegman is A+ by itself, and the writing is very engaging.

I love it because it hits all the notes of a superhero comic. And then it takes the superhero tropes and mixes them real well.

That's what's missing from books that do nothing for me.

[MagSeven]

C. It's not bad or great. It's average. C+/B- for me.

[WeirdSpider]

A easily.

It's nice to once again have a book where Peter acts like an adult instead of a teenager trapped in a grown man's body.

[Batman Begins 2005]

A. Best Spider-Man books in years with Spidey written aged and competent. The family dynamic as well. I wish the X-Men and Venom stories went three issues rather than two. Gerry Conway leaving is a concern, hope Stegman can keep it going.

[Vaegrin]

No need to worry about how Stegman will do on his own. This issue was very well done.

[Miles To Go]

No need to worry about how Stegman will do on his own. This issue was very well done.

Agreed. It was the best one yet.

[Vaegrin]

Agreed. It was the best one yet.

Glad to hear you agree. If I had come on here and found out that people weren't digging this issue, I might have had to see a psychiatrist to find out what's wrong with me. Because I thought this was really, really good.

[Scarlet Spider-Man]

A solid B/B+ for me, and trending up.

Anybody giving this a "D" or "F" should probably stop reading comics.

[Celgress]

A solid B/B+ for me, and trending up.

Anybody giving this a "D" or "F" should probably stop reading comics.

That's the way I feel about any of the current Spidey related books. While I might not agree with some of their directions, the books are still not awful by any measure.