Miles Morales: Spider-Man #6

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  hasanturkoglu

  May 19, 2023

  In the first pages of Miles Morales: Spider-Man #6 that sequel to Carnage Reign, we witness Miles Morales transitioning into a new chapter of his life as he settles into his new home with his family. After the first arc, Miles is trying to find a sense of normalcy while juggling his responsibilities as both a teenager and a superhero. Amidst this new beginning, the storyline also explores Miles' budding relationship with Tiana. As they navigate the dating process, their connection evolves gradually, characterized by a sense of calm and stability. As the story unfolds, Miles Morales finds himself at a turning point in his life, where things are finally starting to look up. However, his newfound optimism quickly takes a dark turn when he u nexpectedly becomes entangled in a confrontation with Carnage and Scorpion at a bustling city diner. Amidst the chaos and destruction caused by this intense battle, the diner becomes a battleground, resulting in collateral damage and trapping Miles beneath tons of debris. In a dire situation, Miles realizes that he can't escape alone and must join forces with Scorpion, his former adversary, to ensure their survival and rescue others in need. Miles, driven by his unwavering dedication to helping others, takes on the role of the hero in this situation. He recognizes the immense responsibility that comes with his powers, a mantra reminiscent of Peter Parker's iconic motto: "With great power comes great responsibility." It is evident in every panel and drawing that Miles is the epitome of selflessness and determination, risking his own safety to save those in need. Through the intense action and gripping sequences, the comic portrays Miles' unwavering commitment to doing what is right, highlighting his resilience and unwavering spirit even in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. Despite the contrasting motivations and uneasy alliance with Scorpion, Miles stands as the beacon of hope, inspiring readers with his courage and determination. As the story progresses, it remains to be seen how this reluctant partnership will evolve, and whether Miles' unwavering belief in the inherent goodness of people can influence Scorpion's choices. The comic explores the complexities of heroism, redemption, and the potential for change, providing readers with a thrilling narrative that keeps them on the edge of their seats. After fighting their way to the surface, things get more tense when Miles finds himself face to face with Agent Gao's new anti vigilante team composed of former villains. A team he will be forced to join. As for the writer's storytelling: Although Carnage may not be the central focus of this particular installment, the absence of the iconic villain doesn't detract from the enjoyment of the story. Instead, readers are treated to a Spider-Man tale that encapsulates everything that makes the character compelling and engaging. From thrilling action sequences to moments of heartfelt emotion, the issue embraces the essence of Spider-Man and showcases the qualities that have endeared the character to fans over the years. The storytelling prowess of Ziglar ensures that readers are thoroughly entertained, with the plot unfolding at a brisk pace, leaving little room for dull moments. The tension and excitement build throughout the issue, hooking readers and keeping them invested in the outcome of the story. Moreover, Ziglar skillfully weaves in elements that make Miles Morales a unique and relatable character. From his struggles with balancing his personal life and responsibilities as Spider-Man to his unwavering dedication to helping others, readers are reminded of what sets Miles apart as a hero. His resilience, determination, and moral compass shine through, making him a character that readers can root for. Ultimately, Ziglar's storytelling mastery, combined with the dynamic team-up of Miles and Scorpion, creates an engaging and entertaining Spider-Man story. With a perfect blend of action, character development, and surprising twists, this issue delivers an enjoyable reading experience for fans of the web-slinger and leaves them eagerly anticipating what comes next. If we talk about the drawings of this issue: Penciler Vicentini showcases their impressive artistic skills throughout the issue, treating readers to visually captivating panels. The artwork is not only skillfully executed but also exudes a sense of fun and energy that enhances the overall reading experience. Vicentini's illustrations bring the story to life with their dynamic and vibrant style. Each panel is filled with meticulous details and expressive characters, capturing the essence of the scenes and effectively conveying the emotions of the characters involved. The action sequences are particularly noteworthy, as the artist's ability to portray movement and intensity adds an extra layer of excitement to the story. The visuals in the issue create a visually immersive world, where readers can easily get lost in the pages. Whether it's the bustling cityscape, the debris-filled diner, or the underground maze of the trapped heroes, Vicentini's attention to detail and ability to create depth and atmosphere contribute to the overall richness of the artwork. Let's talk about colors: Furthermore, the artist's use of colors enhances the storytelling, complementing the tone and mood of each scene. Whether it's the bold and vibrant hues during action-packed moments or the more subdued tones during introspective scenes, the color palette chosen by Vicentini helps set the visual tone of the story and adds to its overall impact. Cody Ziglar and Federico Vicentini are doing really well, and if you haven't read a single issue yet, you're missing out. more

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  KittyNone

  Jun 09, 2023

  I almost skipped this because it was a chapter in a crossover that doesn't interest me, but it's wonderfully self-contained and just as enjoyable as the first 5 issues

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  Psycamorean - Jun 10, 2023

  Carnage Reigns has been a surprisingly good crossover, it may be worth checking out

  

  KittyNone - Jun 15, 2023

  It's not even about the quality, TBH; I'm just not that into Carnage

  

  Psycamorean - Jun 15, 2023

  Why? He's like Venom, but red!

  

  KittyNone - Jun 15, 2023

  LOL I'm not that into Venom either! Symbiotes are just not my thing, I suppose. Great designs, but the characters never grabbed me

  

  Psycamorean - Jun 15, 2023

  To be serious, I do think what Cates did with his Venom run did a *ton* for Eddie's character, which Ewing has followed through on. If not for those two runs, I would firmly be in the symbiotes suck camp as well.

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  Screaming Enigma

  Nov 03, 2023

  While I do agree with some other reviews, in that this slows down the pace a bit from what we we got in the Carnage Reigns: Alpha one-shot, I still very much liked this. I really enjoyed how Ziglar wrote Miles and Scorpion's interactions with one another here, particularly when they're underground. After the last page with Scorpion's story in the Alpha one-shot, I must say I was expecting a bigger reveal of Scorpion's teammates here, but I do like the team we got. Hightail has a cool design and I'm interested to see more of her.

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  Afre

  May 17, 2023

  A slower, but enjoyable second part to this event.

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  DDJamesB

  May 18, 2023

  This was a solid issue. Really didn't give us much Carnage, but it was an entertaining read with some really unique art.

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  Psycamorean

  May 21, 2023

  This was a bit slower than the first part, but it was solid enough. JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/xJz6buvNFZ MY PHYSICAL COLLECTION (FOR SHOWING OFF): https://psycamorean.libib.com/

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  CrazyforRAMU

  Aug 02, 2024

  It's a fun little chapter. It looks good, it sounds good. But it doesn't cover much ground. The plot develops a little and character relationships are explored a little, but this issue circles repeatedly instead of evolving. Probably that's a constraint imposed by the event. If so, the creators have zeroed in on a good-not-great way to mark time. Props to their recap at the start, though. It does a great job of bringing readers up to speed if they're only reading either MMSM or Carnage Reigns, but it's fast enough that it doesn't bore those of us reading both. Long-term, I hope the creators aren't planning to do too much with these new Cape Killers. They're just Revenge of the Son of the Bride of Thunderbolts, and I'm not seeing a lot of potential for novelty there. more

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  thick groot

  Jun 06, 2023

  STOP MAKING MILES MORALES COMIC-EVENT-TIE-IN FODDER

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