The Daily Bugle is on the hunt to find out everything they can about the new Spider-Man. What they discover will surprise them, you, and Miles himself!
In every way worth mentioning, this issue is a treat to read. Unlike some point one issues, it's an essential purchase for anyone who has even the slightest interest in the character. And if nothing else, it's worth buying just to see two creators working at the top of their game. Read Full Review
This book was great and really was utilised well as a point one jumping on point for new readers. The art once again was amazing, which has been a constant throughout this series. Some of the splash pages were tremendous, especially the one that saw Becky searching Uncle Aaron's old apartment. Personally Ihaven'tseen anything like that before which made it a joy to view. The level of consistency that this book has is on a completely different level to most books out there.So go on jump on. I doubt you will be getting off any time soon. Read Full Review
This issue was good until Betty's stupid discovery that Jefferson was Spider-Man. ANYONE can see that Spidey is a very slender, short person, and Miles is much shorter than his dad, so that alone should've tipped her off that Jefferson is not Spider-Man. I mean sure, you can't measure the guy but come on. Spider-Man was shorter than The Prowler! Anyway, I loved seeing Jameson stand up for Spider-Man, I don't know if the Ultimate Jameson has always been this great or if it happened after Peter's death like I suspect, but his reply to Betty was amazing. Also, any time someone calls out the fact Jameson has a Hitler mustache, I am a fan. And last but not least the surprise of Venom was great, I'm wondering what he's doing since he seems to be helping Spider-Man in a perverse way, and I'm also curious to see who this Ultimate Venom is, considering I'm kinda new to the Ultimate Universe. Read Full Review
Writing-B-(83.1%)
Art-A-(93.9%)
Story-D+(69.3%)
Total-B-(82.1%)
Art: 3.5/5
Story: 3.5/5
Total: 7/10
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