Spider-Gwen Vol. 6: The Life and Times of Gwen Stacy

by Jason Latour

Robbi Rodriguez (Illustrator), Jason LaTour (Script Writer), and Mike Ploog (Illustrator)

Collects Spider-Gwen (2015B) #30-34. To defeat Matt Murdock, the Kingpin of her dimension, Gwen Stacy must let Venom win! But there's a problem: If Murdock dies, then so does Gwen! But that's the least of her worries, as Gwen has found herself on a one-way road into darkness after recent events. And the only one who can help her find her way back to the light is…Gwen Stacy. Is the universe trying to save her, or does fate only hold one end for Gwen? And will the drastic move of going public with her double identity fix the timeline - and more important, get Gwen out from under the Kingpin's thumb? Or will it just add one more layer of complication to Gwen's already impossible life? Find out as our spectacular hero stands trial - with everything at stake!

• ISBN10: 1302911929
• ISBN13: 9781302911928
• Publish Date: 18 September 2018
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Out of Print: 2 April 2024
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Marvel Comics
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 112
• Language: English
• URL: https://penguinrandomhouse.com/books/isbn/9781302911928

Reviews

[Quirky Cat]

I read Spider-Gwen Vol. 6 as single issues through the Marvel Unlimited app.

Spider-Gwen Vol. 6: The Life of Gwen Stacy is the final volume in this run of Spider-Gwen. But don’t worry! Her story is far from over. This just marks the end of Jason Latour’s writing for the series. Seanan McGuire picks up the reigns from here.
Gwen Stacy has been through a lot these past few years. But now she has to be up for fighting one last foe (for now): the Kingpin. Matt Murdock has been making her life a living hell, and worst of all; he knows her secret.
But Gwen has realized that if she’s going to be the change in the world, she’s first got to change herself and the way she behaves. And that means taking down the Kingpin through proper means.

Spider-Gwen Vol. 6 was another interesting read through the life of Gwen Stacy. I kind of already knew what was going to happen here, since I’m up to date on the current series (I love Seanan McGuire’s writing too much to pass up that opportunity). But I still enjoyed learning all of the details about what actually went down.
To say that this was an emotional volume would be an understatement. Gwen has gone through a lot lately, and she’s earned the right to get a bit down and emotional about it all. And she certainly takes advantage of that fact.
Latour has set up an interesting situation here. In many ways, Gwen is at her strongest now, thanks to her new symbiote. But she’s also more vulnerable than ever. It’s not what I expected to see here, but it did go a long way in humanizing her character.
I will say that I absolutely adored the artwork within Spider-Gwen Vol. 6. Robbi Rodriguez really knows how to draw one of my favorite characters. They’ve made her look dynamic, while still being fully capable of showing off all that emotion that she’s going through.
As for this series concluding? I honestly think I would be a whole lot sadder about it, if there wasn’t more Gwen to look forward to. But thankfully that’s exactly what’s happening here. So I’m just going to be happy that I’ve now officially read all of Spider-Gwen’s backlog.

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