Three issues into Miles Morales: The Ultimate Spider-Man readers are being treated to a Spider-Man tale for the ages. Miles and his cast and crew are some of the most entertaining characters in comics to read and the events of this issue can simply be described as explosive. The final pages are setting one hell of a next issue, and if you haven't been reading this series, it's time to catch up. This comic is as must-read as it gets. Read Full Review

While Bendis knows how to move the pieces in this story to tug at longtime readers' heartstrings, however, one cannot overstate Marquez and Ponsor's collective ability to translate Bendis's scripts into a beautifully rendered story that feel true " even we don't really live in a world of Spider-Men. Read Full Review

We may have to wait another issue to get to the really good action, but at least Bendis makes the build up issues damn good too. Read Full Review

Things are heading for a big showdown soon, and I can't wait to see what happens in the next issue! Read Full Review

David Marquez's altered style suits the tone of the story well as he opts for a less clean and more textured approach. Read Full Review

In the end this was a great issue. The thing that truly sells the issue after everything is Miles' attitude towards the events happening around him. He is just as confused about the questions I stated above as we, the reader, are and that connection makes reading his inner monologue much more interesting. I'm sure Bendis has a plan for these unanswered questions but Miles and all of us will just have to wait patiently for them. Read Full Review

Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man continues to amaze with Revival certainly living up to the tagline off most shocking Spider-Man story of the year. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

Far from showing signs of slowing down, this issue sets us up for an explosive payoff. Can our storytellers deliver? Meanwhile, the lines between comic-book reality and the reader's experience continue to be blurred, to a fantastic effect. Read Full Review

With characterization this great, Bendis could probably save the whole Ultimate universe. Thankfully, hes focusing on Miles and his cast, which at this point are the only Ultimate characters that truly matter. In a world of convoluted mistakes, Miles is the undisputed king. Read Full Review

Besides this very anti-climactic issue, I really am a fan of the art style by Marquez. Even though the comic isn't exciting to read, at least it's nice to look at. The story line is interesting, with Peter Parker and Green Goblin back to life and all, but having three straight issues without ANY Spider-Man action really doesn't make this a Spider-Man comic, it's just getting boring. Maybe in the next issue the fight with Spider-Man and Green Goblin will save the series"if it even happens. Read Full Review