Another corny issue of Miles Morales, with lots of action and little substance. For real, this feels like 3/4 of this series. If I didn't feel compelled to collect all the issues I would have dipped 10 issues ago.

I was surprised at how much I liked this issue. I gave issue 2 a try because the first one had some potential, and I think it gave me enough to keep going.

This was a really good issue. Lots of things building. The premise is wonderful. I am really looking forward to more.

Stupid fun. Not life changing, but at least it's a fun Spidey book.

I've never had a series start off so good and end so bad. There was a brief part of this book where I thought it was going to redeem itself, but it was quickly squashed. This series was ass.

I liked the idea of the book, I just felt the execution was a little off and the message was a little too forceful.

This issue is just dumb fun, just like the series overall. It's pretty brutal when it is, and has me rooting for this cop to pull it off.

There were parts I really felt invested in. Then it would get awkward. I think like most RL Stine comics I've read, he can't seem to figure out a good flow and pace. I also didn't feel totally fulfilled at the end, but I wouldn't say the issue was absolutely horrible.

I can't tell what I think of this series. I think it's pretty good overall. There's just something about it that doesn't totally click. I'm still invested in the Cons side. I do think the Pros is getting a little better.

This is a pretty solid book. It felt like things mattered in the story they told. It tries To be a little too funny for its own good, but it's still an enjoyable read.

I had some fun with it, but it's not nearly enough to justify this corny issue. ASM is just annoying to read.

It's not anything special, but I love the noir art style, and the story was decent enough to get me to come back.

I was enjoying it until the end. Not sure where it leaves us, but I'm sure we'll get some resolution in Venom War.

I thought the last issue was the best this series has to offer. While this did not hit as high of a note, it at least kept me engaged. It's not a series id necessarily recommend, but I don't regret reading it.

Read this in print so I guess this issue 4 is really issue 3. Id say as a series overall I was entertained. It was a little odd and over the top, but it was interesting, it was fun, the characters were likeable.

Public Domain continues to be a top notch real to life comic.

Redcoat hits hard in this issue. That's all I really can say. Gets a good perspective on Simon.

This series is pretty enjoyable. Its more of a continuation to nice house by the lake than it is a new series so far.

Part of me liked some of the things we got, another part of me was absolutely frustrated at the end of this read. It just felt like it ended with a dud. Can't wait to move on.

You don't get a lot with these books but what you do get is decent.

I'm not hooked on this series like some people. I think it's highly entertaining, but basic. And there's nothing wrong with that.

It's a good step back to form from last issue. The first three stories were all entertaining to varying degrees. The last story was kind of pointless. I think I liked the third story the best, but the first gives it some good competition.

It's dumb, but fun in its own weird way. It's not great at all. I just think there's something about this series that makes me come back and enjoy it.

Another really solid issue of Ultimates. It's simple, but it really delivers a well told story.

What a garbage comic. The second story had at least a somewhat coherent story, even if it just felt flat. The first story might have been the worst thing I've read all year. The last was just stupid. I can't believe I wasted time and money on this.

One of the best series of the year and no critic reviews for this issue? Wild. Definitely a good series and this issue really ramps up the drama in a new direction.

I don't think it gave me the same feeling as issue 1, but it's still a solid comic I'm invested in. It's like the movie IT kind of but with Iron Man and detectives.

It's fitting that for a run that has been mixed for me ends with a book that is mixed for me. It's better than that garbage fire ending that Spencer made, but... yeah it's not that good either.

But must say, for a final arc that from start was all about loose ends, it did leave nothing but loose ends.

The resolution to Tombstone was very poor for me. It's basically the same ending as Gang War, except he is not as angry to Spider-Man anymore. Janice is gone, Tombstone is still Kingpin and the only change to his operation was losing White Rabbit. So... felt bit like a waste?

May's role here feels random. We haven't seen her in pages of ASM in over a year, so it was just odd. It was nice, and a nice symmetry to WWL, but it feels like a resolution to a story that we never read. May wasn't really a character here, so the sudden focus on her feels odd.

Jackpot as an idea still doesn't work for me. Them being fine with each other would work very well, if their breakup was more natural. But since they wanted to break them without any argument, bad feelings, still caring for each other but also having a reason not to be together, it just doesn't work. This whole setting doesn't work for me.

I'm glad Shay isn't ditched.

And Chasm was a huge headache. It's the same ending basically as Beyond. All the stories between DW and this were just lies? I get, supervillain lying? Unheard of. But like why do all this? I don't think anyone cares for Dark Web 2. And what was the point of that mini-arc between #47-48?

Rek-Rap was nice. Same as Bubs and art in all stories. But overall, it's really hard to say this landed in any capacity for me. It's hard to recommend Wells' run in any way because there aren't really any good changes for Peter in hindsight, only bad ones, stuff that doesn't stick, or just forced changes that are reverted.

I hope Shay stays. more