Seriously, was this the same guy who was writing Superior Spider-man? This issue was just bad. Just awful. One of my earliest complaints about Slott's ASM solo writing was that he wrote the issue as if it was narrated in a coloring book format. That seemed to be gone, or at least changed for the better in Superior, but it's back in all it's 8 Crayola box glory in this issue.
Peter is presented as an absolute moron. I don't get to say this enough, but I really dislike this guy, this Peter Parker. He's a fool. He's a clod. He barely thinks ahead. He honestly doesn't think about what his actions do to others around him, he's lazy with his company and the people who trust him. He's thoughtless.
Also, Black Cat's turnaround is NOT believeable. Not one bit! I don't buy it. To go soooo far back into crime as she has, it doesn't ring true at all.
And, again, Spidey is again getting punked in his own title, and playing second fiddle to Silk. Oh she's so much faster! Oh she's so much quicker! Oh, her spidey-sense is so much better! I gotta catch up! Bah. Quit trying to sell the new toy so fast.
Also, it brings more of Morlun and that storyline debacle back to the forefront with Ezekiel and spider-totem bullshit. Having Silk be the same as Peter-bitten by that fateful spider-waters down the special creation that was Spider-man. I hate watering down.
(And yes, I realize that in saying that I also love Superman. I'm not sure I truly care for Supergirl to also be from Krypton. I like Superboy as a clone, Steel fighting in the S shield to honor Supes, but I don't want that many Kryptonians around).