The vicious Skinner, devoid of honour, is now being hunted himself. His Yautja brethren have arrived, disgusted at their fellow hunter’s merciless, unsporting rampage and looking to take him down. Yet they’re going to have to get past Spider-Man, who has no idea what their mission is. Then there’s Mary Jane, trapped beneath the streets of New York and trying to escape the relentless Skinner; meanwhile, Kraven is on his own hunt too, and he’s tracking Skinner in turn…

The pace of this comic is absolutely relentless, and there’s exciting stuff happening with each of the different characters the story is following; it’s genuinely excellent, and (as has been noted in reviews of previous issues) absolutely brutal, with violence that feels shocking for a Spider-Man comic, but certainly not out of place for a Predator-related story.

Marcelo Ferreira’s pencils are fantastic, Jay Leisten’s inks feel perfectly judged and the colours (so much blood) by Frank D’Armata complement those pencils and inks beautifully.

I’m really looking forward to seeing how this series concludes in the next issue, though it does seem to be falling prey (pun unintended) to common Predator comic problem, with there being a little too much going on to be wrapped up satisfactorily in just a single issue. We shall see; Benjamin Percy is so far doing a much better job on scripting than he did for previous crossover, Predator Versus Black Panther, so let’s hope he continues to deliver!

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