Sohmer's Library

I can't remember enjoying Spider-man this much before.

Just when I began losing interest in Runaway, Whedon does it right.

Pointless, and severely lacking the wit that made the Army of Darkness films so enjoyable.

I have been out of the Green Lantern mythos for far too long to have properly enjoyed this.

This Series is a mixture of The West Wing and Batman, with a hint of Heroes thrown in. I'm absolutely enthralled.

I genuinely never thought I'd care about a Robin Hood wanna be, but damn was that enjoyable. Anxious for more.

Enjoyable, but not enjoyable enough to make you forget the recent raping of Spiderman.

A very, very strong start to a series.

Fun concept with uninteresting results.

A resounding 'meh'.

Really disappointing, especially following the enjoyment of Planet Hulk.

Not as much fun as the original, but still enjoyable.

I don't think I've ever been this uninterested in finishing a comic book.

I think I liked it, but then again, it could just be the title that calls to me.

Vaughan is losing me, but I'll still check it out when Whedon takes over.

Without the threat of the pride, so goes the urgency that kept volume 1 moving.

Great build up, felt shortchanged by the payoff. Somewhat anticlimactic.

Would have been enjoyable if it wasn't such a slap in the face to long time fans.

Absolutely fantastic. You can't get much more in your face than this.

The Green Lantern sequences were enjoyable, the rest fell flat.

A good story, but Miller's convoluted telling detracts from it.

Good enough to keep me interested for volume 2. Not Vaughan's best work.

JJ confronts Peter Parker, whom he now knows is Spider-man. Should've been so much more.

Didn't live up to the hype, found the story too fragmented.

What Spiderman should have been.

By all rights, a retelling of the origins of Marvel's heroes set in the year 1602 shouldn't have been that entertaining.

20 years later and still one of those relevant graphic novels ever produced.