Javier Garrons art is great. Its beautifully detailed and there are some great action moments throughout. Read Full Review

I thoroughly enjoyed the story arc. It was great seeing Miles struggle as a student, personal life and superhero. Often times we dont see superheroes struggles, we only see them superheroing. The art is cool, the coloring in every panel is outstanding. This is a fun Spider-Man book. It has action, heart, what more could you ask for in a Spider-Man book. Read Full Review

As a conclusion for the first arc of the series, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #3 wraps up a satisfactory story that signifies a bold, consistent and confident new start for Miles Morales. Read Full Review

For the first few pages of this issue, Captain America seems like a totally unnecessary companion for Miles and his story. However, once the duo clicks, things get real good, real fast. Read Full Review

Miles Morales Spider-Man #3 concluded the first major plot arc for the new series. The conclusion was well worth the read. This issue had lots of unexpected moments, some points that were so painfully true to the characters involved, and some fantastic fight scenes. It was more or less everything I was looking for in this issue. Read Full Review

The case of the missing children has been solved, with help from The Rhino and Captain America. Maybe now Miles can focus on school and his social life. Life has Spider-Man always seems to ruin that plan though, so who knows what adventure awaits Miles Morales next. Read Full Review

What a quick end to the first story arc! Unfortunately feel like it was a bit too quick and easy! Not much of an inner battle between the trio! Another issue or two would have made the story a bit better as well as maybe some adult henchmen for Snatcher. But overall hope to see more team-ups with Miles and Rhino or Miles and Rhino. Art was beautiful and the dialogue was great! Just needed to be a bit longer of a story. Read Full Review

I like the basic thrust of the story (and the cameo by Captain America's congresswoman) but the villain is a little too pantomime evil to hold it all together, with strong art and coloring. Read Full Review

"Miles Morales: Spider-Man" #3 is a comic on the precipice of telling a truly compelling story marred by subpar characterization and familiar genre elements Read Full Review

Dammit now I want Ahmed Cap Book!

Captain America lends a hand in solving the case of the enslaved/powered kids. Continued excellence in characterization and interactions and more dense, detailed art make this issue another joy to read. The pacing gets a little fast, particularly at the end, but the meat of the story is more than enough to satisfy even if the conclusion is a little glitchy.

This also felt rushed, like Doctor Strange #11, but I liked the character moments more. I wonder why there was no mention of Secret Empire and the fight Miles had with Hydra Cap. No bad blood between Cap and Miles, I guess. Kind of refreshing, honestly.

I like his Miles and Rhino but the whole super villain fight was pretty bad...

A bit rushed, I would have maybe liked a little bit more from the bad guy. It was fun when Miles snatched Cap’s phone though.

Well Ahmad don't convince me with this part of the story. I think a have trouble with this ending.
For one I expected more fun with the trio (Myle, Cap, Rhino). It was boring and a little dark too.
And what with this bad guys. What is link to Tombstone ?
In one hand he seems too powerfull and at the same time he lose pretty stupidly.

Cover - I'm not fond of this cover, but related. 1/2
Writing - I expected more than this. 2/3
Arts - He make the job done but that could have been better. 2.5/3
Feeling - Mixed. Ahmad have to do more or I'm out. 1/2

Not as good as I hoped it would be... Art was great, but I still had a meh-reaction to this.