This is a great cool-down issue to give the reader a chance to catch their breath before Miles faces his own Clone Saga. Read Full Review

Before Miles Morales's life gets Complicated again, we get this gorgeous, sunny moment to appreciate the finer things in his life, like his friendship with Kamala Khan. Brooklyn, Spider-Man, and Ms. Marvel have weathered the crossover storms, tested but unbroken. It's pure pleasure to see two teen heroes enjoy their time together. Thanks to tremendous expertise in visual and verbal storytelling, it's just as natural and engaging as it could be. Read Full Review

Carnero delivers some stunning art throughout the issue. There are great action and character moments as well as beautiful details throughout each page and panel. Read Full Review

It would be easy to dismiss Miles Morales: Spider-Man #24 as filler or a stepping stone, but it's a complete, heart-warming, and necessary story. Read Full Review

Saladin Ahmed gives Miles Morales (and Kamala Khan) fans a cooldown issue that ends with a Clone Saga cliffhanger. This may not seem like much to those just here for the upcoming story, but longtime readers of both Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel should enjoy it. Read Full Review

Ms. Marvel guest stars as Miles cleans up the loose ends before plunging himself into his very own Clone Saga. What's a day in the life of a typical teenage hero in Brooklyn? Read Full Review

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #24 mixes great, beautiful art with a story that suggests C.R.A.D.L.E. should have stuck around longer to finish what they started. This is a skip. Read Full Review

Miles and Kamala recover from all their recent crossover ordeals with a quiet hang-out. But of course there's a small touch of heroing to do, with a nice edge of social conscience to it. The art is good and the characterization is terrific; I love how clear it is that Miles is still struggling with a lot of anger after losing his uncle. This is nearly a best-case scenario for a "breather" episode; I hope this same level of storytelling is applied to future arcs.

" I got a point ! In your face, Spidey !"
- MS.MARVEL

Just a nice breather issue. Was pretty good.

I think this series has been a little bit of a lull. While not bad its been on a string of mediocre books where its enjoyable but not a lot happens. This is pretty much Miles and Ms marvel talking for a whole issue.

This wouldn’t have happened if the superheroes fixed the socioeconomic inequalities like they promised. ):

Apparently now Miles is a criminal. Just coerce someone into fixing one of his properties by criminally threatening him and destroying his vehicle. But its no big deal right? The building owner is successful and made good choices in life, therefore he is evil.