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Updating this to a 10 to negate the review bomber a little bit. It's an 8.5 issue that has me excited for what comes next.

This book was absolutely hilarious. Fozzy and Spidey bonding over their terrible jokes, Emma and Miss Piggy over both being fabulous, and Deadpool and Gonzo over all of the painful things they've done, perfection. I haven't laughed this much while reading a book in a long time. It also has some very endearing moments.

I did not enjoy this at all. I'm not going to read the other two issues even though I bought them, it was that bad.

I was intrigued by this, knowing nothing about Spawn but understanding the legacy. I couldn't do it, this has some of the most off putting art that I have ever seen.

I had no idea what was going on, but i'm interested to keep reading.

Started off strong but got really weird and confusing by the end and I was ready for it to be done. I'm giving it one more issue and hopefully things start to be explained.

Really loved this one. Phenomenal art and I'm excited to see where it goes after the setup.

A 10 to counter Masked Marvel's inevitable review bombing.

A 10 to counter Masked Marvel's inevitable review bombing.

A 10 to cancel out the troll's review bombing.

Here's a 10 to counter Masked Marvel's continued review bombing.

This is an all time run on the character

Continues to be so much fun.

I realized that I remember next to nothing about this story. Barely anything stood out aside from the death of an awful character and now it's gone out with a whimper. I think i'm done with Spider-Man until those in charge are gone.

At this point i'm just reading to see how bad it can get.

This one already looks like it could be one of the best runs the character has ever had. I had high expectations given that Ryan North was writing and he blew them out of the water.

This was a great re-introduction to the character while establishing an interesting mystery. The art was also such a joy to look at. Definitely excited to see where this goes.

This gets a three because the art is amazing. I couldn't finish it though, Tom King's dialogue is so weak. The man has never met a swear word he didn't fall in love with and it shows because it feels like every other word is censored. He's also clearly never spoken to a child in his life because the one in this speaks like an adult with a degree in philosophy.

Should've dropped this after the first issue like I originally planned to.

This story adds an interesting wrinkle to Superman's powers. I had a grin on my face the entire time I was reading it.

The issue starts off very strong and ends with a strong hook that leaves you wanting more, but the middle is a recap of Superman history that overstays it's welcome.

The best reaction to have after reading a comic is "that was a lot of fun." This issue was a lot of fun and the mystery has me intrigued.

Didn't grab me like I'd hoped it would. Hopefully this is setting up something interesting.

I hope the powers that be see the feedback from fans. The quality is unacceptable and has been for a long time. I was hoping that a new author would solve the problem but this issue is BAD.