ENTER: BLADE 2099, ZOMBIE HUNTER!
As the city burns, new allies join the fight to save Nueva York from CARNAGE!
Rated T+
As Miguel O'Hara plans his next battle against Carnage 2099 for the soul of Nueva York, the addition of heroes like Venom 2099 and Blade 2099 and villains like Halloween Jack and Flipside perfectly round out this ensemble cast series, deepening and honoring the already impressive lore of Marvel 2099. Read Full Review
These 2099 character reinventions continue to be fantastic. Read Full Review
There isn't much to dig into withSpider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #2is fun to look at and conceptually interesting enough to read through. It feels as though Orlando really wants to be writing a Midnight Suns 2099 book, and the book suffers for it. Lacking a central character to follow and feel the thematic importance of the story through is necessary for crafting something that's more then just pulp, and that's the best way to describe this series. Fun, needless, science fiction pulp. Read Full Review
Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #2 takes the same approach as the previous mini by using the series as an excuse to introduce more 2099 variants into the Marvel universe. However, Orlando does a much better job this time. The story has stakes and good pacing with an overall sense of direction. That said, the art teeters on just average, and editorial mistakes are embarrassingly noticeable. Read Full Review
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Meh. Kinda bland story. Art is terrible. Didn't care for issue #1 and that ain't changed for issue #2.
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