While The Amazing Spider-Man #57 has some awkward moments in story and art, there are far more where they work together to push the story forward.

There are fantastic art and narrative choices made in this issue, but it is not quite enough to stop me from worrying about the future of this arc.

The Amazing Spider-Man #62 was a well-done issue, but there are no surprises and the plot feels like we're moving too quickly, leaving me wondering what is in store for the future.

The Amazing Spider-Man #65 explores a different side of Peter's humanity and chooses character over action, but missteps a few times in how it handles the emotional moments.

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #26 is filled with great art and character development, which has put the story in a strong position to continue into the next chapter.

The Spectacular Spider-Men #7 involves a lot of action and an interesting twist to the mystery, but most of the story was the fight with K.N.A.I.V.E., and it left me wishing we had gotten more.

Though Miles takes a backseat in The Spectacular Spider-Men #8, this is a great setup for the new arc, and I'm excited to see where this story will go!

The Spectacular Spider-Men #9 had a good story and nice art, but the rest of the arc will have to work hard to make the time spent on this part of the story worthwhile.

The Spectacular Spider-Men #10 didn't provide anything exceptional, but it was good at addressing both the hero and the civilian sides of Peter and Miles' lives in an enjoyable way and has me excited to get to the next part of the story.

Certain moments and character designs shine in The Spectacular Spider-Men #11, but the disjointed narrative and lack of engagement with the main story left me wishing we could move on to the next story beat as fast as possible.

Venom War: Spider-Man #4 was a good issue with great art and a good story to end this portion of Venom War, even if there wasn't a lot of action.