Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12
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| Event\Storyline | Gang War |
| Writer | Cody Ziglar |
| Artist | Federico Vicentini |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
GANG WAR: FIRST STRIKE!
SPIDER-MAN is on the hunt to find a terrifying new foe before they sink their fangs into Miles' best friends. Only the vampire hunter BLADE and his daughter, BLOODLINE, may know the secret of the villain's past - but are the vampire hunters keeping secrets of their own? And what is Hobgoblin secretly scheming while Spidey is completely overwhelmed? Last issue before GANG WAR!
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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Nov 29, 2023Pratim delivers some highly detailed and thrilling art that perfectly captures the mood and tone of the story. Read Full Review
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6.1
Comic Watch - Tyler Davis
Nov 29, 2023Miles Morales: Spider-Man#12 is a fine close to an out of place, if servicable fun story that reads as a filling stop gap to get the book's publishing schedule in line for this month's upcoming Gang Warevent. Hopefully the book finds itself in a place of substance after this, as the book's recent five month lull has taken a signifgant amount of energy out of the title. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Tim Adams
Nov 29, 2023It was cool seeing Miles in his Blade-themed vampire hunting costume and dealing with threats of the supernatural variety. He needs more team-ups like this that don't include your typical Spider-Man friends and family members. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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7.5
Another of the weaker issues, unfortunately, though, I do think that this was a solid ending to this current storyline before the title ties-in with Gang War. I wasn't all that into the crossover with Blade to start, but it was entertaining enough to keep reading, and that reigns true here, in my opinion. Speaking of Gang War, I'm really excited to see how it turns out. I just hope that it doesn't weigh this book down.
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7.0
This is a logical conclusion to the arc, but it's not all that satisfying to me. The slangy dialogue irritates me, but that's subjective. The focus and structure of the script are choppy. The art is highly stylized, dynamic, and pretty polished. But it does a poor job of storytelling. It doesn't realize the full potential of the script, and the action scenes require far too much scrutiny to decipher what's going on. Still, the previous issues redeem this one a bit. The arc as a whole is very engaging, and just seeing how it all turns out elevates the experience of reading #12.
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3.0
This book was not for me. It just felt so generic and corny. I felt like it did nothing exciting and was just talking while fighting.
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1.5
Please reconsider these empty and absurd stories and return to the original and creative ones that were produced in the beginning... Why am I critiquing so harshly? Because, despite my love for the character, I'm not a mindless fan who has lost the ability to think critically. Criticism is important, and if it is ignored and blind admiration persists, editors and Marvel will not feel the need to demand any changes. I understand constructive criticism, but sometimes destructive criticism is necessary to convey that something is wrong, otherwise the same ridiculous content will continue. So what is Miles Morales' costume? Seriously, stop stalling readers; Instead of presenting these ridiculous and distracting stories, you should refrain more
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