Overall, Spider-Man: Reign II #4 is a thrilling and emotionally charged installment in the series. The exploration of Peter and Miles' fractured friendship, combined with the growing threat to their world, makes for a compelling read. Fans of the original "Reign storyline and those who enjoy gritty, dystopian superhero tales will appreciate this issue. This is a must-read for fans of Spider-Man and those who enjoy complex and emotionally charged superhero stories. Read Full Review

Plot
Peter is being beaten relentlessly by Miles Morales, who warns him that he must stop because every time a version of Peter Parker travels to the past it changes the future and affects reality. But Peter needs to save MJ from Venom, that's when Kitty Kat appears, who is actually Miles Morales' daughter.

Kitty Kat was raised in hiding by Felicia Hardy, Miles abandoned his wife and daughter at the time that Project Webb was going to be activated, which was a trap to isolate New York from the world and Kitty's mother dies burned by a kind of energy field.

Peter reaches MJ and asks for forgiveness and that he wants to sacrifice himself, Venom absorbs him and inside, MJ hugs him and asks him not to leave her, Peter asks her to continue with her life. She had never absorbed any other alternate Peter, suddenly, Miles uses a sound gun to eliminate Venom and MJ is free.

Peter is now satisfied and goes to accompany Miles and Kitty to return to the future, who do not know what it brings them.

Shocking penultimate chapter that fills us with hope for an ending that could mean Peter wins for the first time in a long time.

Art
It's organic and full of mesmerizing details, with impressive superhero poses. Each page is epic. Kaare achieves some AMAZING aerial sequences of Spidey swinging.

Summary
Peter understands the consequences of his actions so he's going to return to his time, knowing that he managed to save some MJ.
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