With his city in danger, Miles steps up big time. Fortunately, he's got some friends helping him out. Read Full Review

Well, I am a guy who loves action scenes, and that is what we got. Can't overly love this issue but certain I do not dislike it! Besides the issue with Captain America driving the kids home, the only thing I would change for this issue would be just a little better job at art. The art is good but can always be better. If you want a Miles Morales book filled with action and guest appearances then I would highly recommend this issue! Read Full Review

Ahmed continues to make a compelling case for his ability to blend superheroics and modern, meaningful politics as well, balancing them like few others can. Read Full Review

Circumstances, i.e. a horde of goblinoids, serve to organically gather up a nice supporting cast around Miles. It's a non-stop fight issue and the script is built for that; this isn't the place for flowery prose. Unfortunately, this IS the place for well-blocked art, but this book's visuals are a little disappointing. Some characters sink into the action, making it hard to follow the narrative thread. Others float on top like collage pieces. The finish is great and most of the characters (by themselves) are well-rendered, but the blocking and layouts could use work.

This is a pretty good issue. Nothing outstanding really, but this is solid.

This was okay but not great.

It was a good issue to an extent. Mainly action. Not a lot of plot. It was fun but definitely could have used more plot development. It does seem like next issue will be the pay off.