Spider-Gwen Vol. 4: Predators

SO HAPPY TO FINALLY GET MY HANDS ON MORE SPIDER-GWEN!!

Great Read, I love Spider-Gwen!!!!

Ominous opening much?! I mean, sure it was exciting and provided some tension for the volume but sooooo ominous! Gwen's in deep with Murdock and she sets out to help Harry de-lizard, as it where. But there's a surprise newcomer....Mr. Murderhands who's hilariously familiar. His name begins with a W ;) Shadowcat makes an appearance too.While this is setting up the next story arc, Gwenom, this is far from the regular filler. Gwen is forever hilarious and she cracks me up but she's dealing with a lot emotionally this volume, and she has to think long and hard about what she wants to do...save Harry and face some ominous consequences or not save him. Casual stuff like that. It was nice to see some cameos from some well known and loved characters. I also enjoyed how it linked back to volume 1!The art is colourful and bright, and the volume itself is action packed and fast paced. There's a way to help Harry but it's going to cost Gwen and we all know exactly what it's going to cost. We're left with quite the cliffhanger as we wait to see what happens next, but we all know Gwenom is coming let's be real. Everything's going to change and things aren't looking good for her dad either.The volume does end on a slightly strange note, as we get a kind of filler chapter with MJ and co. It shows some nice bonding between the three of them, and MJ is pretty convinced Gwen is you know...the superhero and she gets her own little badass moment which was nice to see. I mean...it didn't have much bearing on what was going on, and it seemed out of place, but at the same time it was probably best to go that way rather than kick off the next arc in earnest!

Spider-Gwen Vol. 4: Predators  collects issues #19-23 of this parallel-Earth series. Volume 0 got a 5-star review from me, but recently the series has been in a trough – at least for me, as I hate the cartoony artwork which can make some of story less than interesting. The previous volume got a 3-star review, but the previous issues, which were a crossover with Miles Morales, were back up to a 4, and the story in volume kept me entertained all the way to the end, which unfortunately was issue 22, as #23 is a full-length “Mary Janes” one.Now the main story just about filled the four issues allotted to it, and leads into the next volume’s big event, so they had to do something, and a light-hearted comedy which actually continues some minor sub-plots worked well.The main story continues with the big plot elements, such as Gwen’s deal with the Kingpin, the fates of Harry Osborn and George Stacy, and big reveals about major conspiracies, some background to the origin of that unsung spider, and a couple of Wolverines (with capitals this time) and a Rhino.So, this volume is back to being an interesting and entertaining title again.

Item is as expected thank you