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In Amazing Spider-Man #34, we see that the timeline has been reset and therefore Miguel and the rest of 2099 universe has completely changed. All the hallucinations are a side effect of that.
Marvel 2099: Spider-Man #1
6.5
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6.8
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10 Reviews
| Writer | Nick Spencer |
| Artist | Jose Carlos Silva |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
• Miguel O'Hara is a rising star at Alchemax, but his world is about to come crashing down.
• The future of the Marvel Universe is about to die and the world needs a hero.
• As Miguel faces a destiny he's tried to run from all his life, the secrets of 2099 begin to unravel here.
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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Corey Patterson
Dec 11, 2019This issue is the perfect set up story for the Marvel 2099 event. Telling a new story of a beloved character while keeping it in continuity with comic canon appears is a daunting task, but SPIDER-MAN 2099 #1 seems like it's perfectly suited for the task. Read Full Review
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8.0
You Don't Read Comics - Brandon Masters
Dec 29, 2019With the book ending with a to be continued in 2099 Omega rather than a The End, this is where the plot is found at for our 2099 experience rather than a one-shot tale about the hero. However, its not enough to make this book as enjoyable as a stand-alone experience like the other books. Unless youre heavily invested in this series, you may want to wait for the trade or pick up 2099 Omega with it. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Connor Casey
Dec 11, 2019If you're a fan of the OG 2099 universe, this is worth a look. Read Full Review
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5.9
Geek'd Out - Nico Sprezzatura
Dec 11, 2019There's nothing wrong with Spencer's script, strictly speaking, but it probably could have done with a few more edits and clarification. Read Full Review
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3.5
Weird Science Marvel Comics - weirdsciencemarvel
Dec 11, 2019Nick Spencer gives us the big book of this 2099 "event" and it's a bore to read and a chore to finish. There is no reason to read this and instead, I suggest you go back and read the far superior original. Read Full Review
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9.0
I liked this a lot. It definitely makes more sense if you've been keeping up with the other 2099 books and Amazing Spider-Man. Some people just jumping in for this issue because it's Spider-Man 2099 will be lost and probably won't enjoy it. But I am not one of those people, so I'm here to see where it all leads.
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7.0
This was very future.
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7.0
I don't think Marvel's new "let's do events without an event miniseries, just character tie-ins" experiment is working out. Neither 2099 nor Annihilation Scourge are headed toward hall of fame territory. Even the better issues -- and this is one of them, I think -- are undercut by the certainty that the finale cannot possibly provide satisfying closure.
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3.0
This is not that good. As a first issue to a new series it would be, but as a standalone issue? It is pretty meh. At best I know a lot about Miguel O'Hara but this seemed just so off and hard to follow. And the worst of all, pointless. Like why should I care? Art was nice, even though Miguel and Gabe look exactly the same and I don't remember them looking in the original series? But, read Volumes 1-3 if you are a fan. This one doesn't seem to be important, as it is more backstory for Nueva York than Miguel. And doesn't seem to have a tie-in to ASM -run, even though we have the same writer.
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