Where do I start with the Grim Hunt. My experience reading this issue is grim. After reading this issue, I am left with a bitter experience. I mean why was Kraven even bought back. He moves with quick speed,what?? I know Sasha bought Kraven back because of love, but as a reader I did not have to have it unraveled in my face. It really lessened the impact of the character in the story. Joe started off the arc portraying the Kravinoffs as self noble lunatics, I was on board, and I am now at a loss about these characters. The Sergei character seemed out of place, because of his initial interaction with his family at the beginning of the arc. The Chameleon was pondering the trouble with Kraven after coming on board to help Sasha, huh??? I could not tell if this arc would be either good or bad, and it is heading toward a cliff and going right over the edge. Why does Kraven even imply that he wants to go after Spider-man, is he looking to get put to death by his Spider-man's hands? It doesn't make any sense. Why bring Kraven back???

Why not have Marco Checchetto finish the entire issue, his work was good. Great panel of Ana and Kraven in silhouette.

  I don't get the second story by J.M. Dematties, it seems like the story could have gotten to the battle point a long time ago. The first fight Kraven dealt with Kaine, now the two are posed to fight again in the next issue. It seems like Kraven is trying to be portrayed to noble as opposed to the great hunter who does it for the ultimate sport. I am not feeling this story.

  This was a poor issue in my opinion.