Too many things wrap up a bit too neatly at the end, with a cascade of solutions and loose end tying. MJ is cured of being the prettiest werewolf ever, Peters father realizes his fate and mortality, the other clones are mostly casualties, and Peter himself is verified as the truly real one and (nearly) only. Its all very convenient, but for Bendis (who abandons plot logic regularly for effect) its pretty tame, and doesnt undermine the deep feeling he has for this book, its characters, and Peters never-ending plight. Read Full Review