Spider-Man #234

SINISTER SIX REBORN pt I

Written by Brian Michael Bendis
Penciled by Oscar Bazuldua
Cover by Patrick Brown
Published Nov 1 2017

   Ceres the tech wizard extraordinaire shows off her newest inventory to a mystery customer. When he offers to buy it all, she thinks he's joking. He's not. And he really likes one costume in particular. Formerly the Iron Spider suit, she's put a new paint job on it... and it's appearance is sure to pique the interest in Iron Men and Spider Men alike.

Hi, I'm a mysterious criminal...

   Meanwhile, Miles keeps his flirting game up with Barbera Rodriguez until Ganke points the return of a certain someone. After mysteriously disappearing, Goldballs is back but he doesn't seem very happy. He asks if he can talk to Miles alone, all the while accidentally hitting him with his signature mutant powers. They step outside and Fabio asks why he's rubbing up on Barbara when he's with Lana. She's in love with him, a fact Miles didn't actually know. He clears it up and Fabio explains that he's probably gonna make a run at her, and everyone is bros once more.

Bros again.

   Speaking of Lana, her mom walks out of prison on a technicality. With super-powers herself, she immediately begins making plans with her daughter for some new heists. Lana refuses, and later sends her mother sky high with a kinetic blast. She lands and Lana has run away, but as the ruckus dissipates, a mystery man approaches her with an opportunity.

Well hey there, mom.

    Back at school, Miles takes off to clear his head and from a building top, decides to pursue some siren blaring patrol cars. Later we see just what that man had approached Lori Baumgartner for. Hobgoblin, Spot, Bombshell, Electro, and Sandman look at a pile of money. It's a down-payment for what they're going to steal. A SHIELD Helicarrier. But more shocking... Iron Spider is unmasked as Aaron Davis, Miles' long thought dead Uncle. What will happen next though will have to wait, as this issue is left to be continued.

Sup, bitches...

   So Aaron Davis is the Iron Spider?! That's a shocker. And while we're running out of Brian Michael Bendis revelations, he looks to be wrapping up his Marvel career with some big ones. I'm sure we'll see Damian Wayne and Duke Thomas carry the teen-rager mantle for our favorite dialogue pounding writer, but how is he going to cope without his favorite inner city teen he's honed and sharpened through the years? I don't know who he's passing the torch to, but it better be a big one. There's a long shadow they're stepping into. As far as this issue goes, I give it an 8/10.

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