Saladin Ahmed's near-flawless work on Miles Morales continues and with each issue he makes it all seem so easy. Read Full Review

Miles Morales' solo title remains one that hits some of the right notes but is seemingly content to mostly riff on the character's greatest hits rather than forging forward into bold new realms. While there are new aspects to be found within, the reliance on the same few elements is proving to be far more harmful than beneficial for the character and series as a whole. Read Full Review

This is an elegant, satisfying pivot from one story to another. It's packed with as much action as previous issues, but it adds a ton of compelling plot development.

Best of all, that development is driven by consequential decisions made by the characters. Of all the storytelling tools that can really hook me on a comic, that's one of the best.

The art is solid and nicely polished. If it's not all that distinctive, it is remarkably consistent for a collaboration.

This is a solid issue that expertly weaves its way right out of the Beyond narrative, to tell a pretty satisfying story that's been built up throughout Saladin Ahmed's run. I hope it can stick the landing with #36.

It's a lot of fun to see miles get his revenge on the Assesor but, it doesn't feel as emotional as it should.