It also helps that artists Z Carlos and Ig Guara both present an art style very reminiscent of Mark Bagely's original art on Ultimate Spider-Man. It fits with that Ultimate Universe vibe this arc is going for and the direction this arc is going. So any complaints are minimal when the prospect of what's in store for this arc is exciting and none of the plot points feel like they are lost in the shuffle. Read Full Review

I will admit, first time reading it I read it fast but the second time when I read it I enjoyed it so much more and appreciated Ahmed's work better. The art is once again, amazing! I was expecting this book to answer some questions about Ultimatum but hoping this is a 5-6 issue story. If that is the case then I am okay waiting for an issue or so. Highly recommend! The dialogue, story, and art proves why this book is happening. Read Full Review

The writing alone makes Miles Morales: Spider-Man #11 still a worthwhile read, but the use of fill-in artists really hurts this issue. Heres hoping Javier Garrn returns for #12. Read Full Review

Miles Morales has reached a comfortable rhythm in Spider-Man comics, heaping up problems in every aspect of its hero's life in order to make each new conflict a bit more complex and exciting. Read Full Review

Ultimatum has his sights set on Brooklyn and only Miles Morales can stop him. Ultimatum's gang is spreading a strange drug throughout the burrough, and Miles has to get to the bottom of it while balancing his school workload and family responsibilities. It's funny that family may be the only thing stopping Miles from taking down Ultimatum. Read Full Review

Prelude:
Miles Morales: Spider-Man is heating up again. Let's see how this issue goes.

The Good:
It's all going bad for Miles. I really like the focus on how being Spider-Man can influence your life so much.

Still loving the more street and family vibes from this book.

The superhero having something taken away so they have to rely on other skills is an old trope. But it's also one I like to see and it is done well here with a ticking clock.

The Bad:
Nothing of note.

Conclusion:
Another strong issue without any main faults. Only reason it doesn't get higher is due to my rating system.

Miles has been a top book for me since the reboot. Ahmed is really getting into some good stuff.

I don't understand why Saladin Ahmed writes this book so much better than he does Ms. Marvel.

A fun but fairly light issue. Nice art, but cliffhanger not so great when it's on the cover.

All good.

" My head's a mess,my back is killing me,and i can't figure out what's happening on my own streets. "
- MILES MORALES

I was frustrated by the comprehensive survey of all Miles's sub-plots, many of which are stuck in holding patterns. It's tiresome, like that coworker who spends a whole hour every day complaining about how busy she is.