At this stage of the Spider-Man 2099 game, I'm not sure what to make of things. Knowing the end is coming and that Secret Wars is going to allow them to rebuild things in whatever way they want is pretty exciting because the whole 2099 universe needs to be properly laid out and configured. At the same time, knowing that we've only got a bit more left and that we're going down this path has me with mixed feelings. I do like that we're getting an end of the world aspect, but we've had it before in some of the older one-shots and events in the 2099 timeline. But I don't like that we're just beating down hard on Miguel after he spent so much of his book dealing with everyone else's storylines and not his own, only to finally sort of get one and it's all about the end. I'm definitely in for the ride, but I'm feeling wary again. Read Full Review

Spider-Man 2099 #9 sets up an interesting new story with exciting fan-favorite characters, but does not yet touch on the issues and themes of the original arc. Read Full Review

This sort of world building suits Spider-Man 2099wellas it continues to develop its own identity. Hopefully the title will return to a more recognisable version of its own futurebefore too long, as opposed to another sojourn in modern-day New York (does anyone even remember what was going on with Liz Allen and Alchemax, or actually care about what happens to Miguel's ill neighbour?), but this all remains largely up in the air with the news that the book will be ending soon and replaced with Secret Wars 2099 in the coming months. Whether this new title operates as a temporary event tie-in or as a more comprehensive opportunity to relaunch the 2099 line in some new configuration, readers can only hope that Peter David'sSpider-Man 2099comes out the other end returned and relatively unscathed. For now at least, this clash with The Maestro proves to a more than entertaining stopover along the way as Miguel continues his pattern of temporal misfortunes. Read Full Review

Story is ok, art is killer. I am interested with where this story goes.