Time to go on a Bendis bender! (#4 of 8)

Well, look at that, the only decent [b:Civil War II|29467801|Civil War II|Brian Michael Bendis|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1509625315s/29467801.jpg|49744300] cross-over I've read, probably because it was written by the event writer himself. How marvelous would it have been if this little book had been the Civil War II event in its entirety, and everyone was like, "What?! [Name redacted] and [name redacted] were killed in some flashback sequences in a secondary Spider-Man book?" Minds blown, and everyone's lives are better. ( )

This TPB represent everything I hate about comics, and why I stopped buying them for almost 10 years. This collect issues 6-10, but don't expect any kind of story-arc here. Everything is broken up because of the Civil War crossover, so you get broken stories, incomprehensible scenes(unless you buy the bazillions civil war II comics and ties-in) and absolutely no development for the main character, except maybe the scene with Alias and Power Man. This disgusted me so much that SpiderMan is now off my buying list for another 10 years. Marvel didn't change, all their main books are always messed up because of crossovers. I'm sticking to "B" characters, which are less affected by those since Marvel head honchos are not interested in getting "B" characters in crossovers. ( )