It's a character to driven book overall, but the plots are starting to intertwine and feel more in depth.

I definitely didn't feel the way a lot felt. It was fine. It had interesting art, but the story was super light for an issue one.

One of the best issues yet. It felt like the story is starting to tighten itself.

I was invested to an extent. Just flew by without a really impactful hook. Imagine how much better this action would have been with Larraz. JRJR is washed!!

This book is always delivering beautiful art. It's also very frantic and doesn't give you a chance to really sink into the story. It's fine, just not something I wait with anticipation for.

I liked it for the most part. It is jarring to see the time change to the defrost, but the quality of the story was high. It set up what it needed to.

Goodbye Marvel.
This story is good. Chip has (as should we all) forgotten about Batman and is back where he is inspired. The art from Valerio is, again, well above average. In all (as you can see from my rating) a decent start to what I hope will be a worthwhile run...So, why am I leaving ALL Marvel books?
Captain America is my favourite character. I own a nice copy of Avengers #4. BUT, this Cap is NOT my Captain.
What Chip and this comic have finally done is made me realise that the Universe in which this tale takes place is NOT the Universe of my youth or the one I grew up collecting the comics of. Somewhere along the line an alternate reality has taken over...without so much as an explanation from Marvel/Disney. The FF were off to Mars, Cap is found in early 2000...I would go on but it would sound like a rant and this is not.
I'm an author and some time back I approached Marvel with an idea of how they might solve the problem of the 'aging' of their characters. DC have done it so many times that we now just seem to accept whatever they tell us about Supes or Flash or the Lanterns.
Although, I thought, the main problem was solved the proposal wasn't fully thought through - I was asking for NO remuneration - and hoped they might see that the details would be fun to work out and a draw to creators who wished to create.
I had no reply and since then I have watched, open mouthed, as details in the stories and comics I have collected for over half a century (I have around 40,000) have been changed and omitted while still being told that yes, this, the 616, is the one, true reality.
This fine comic has finally broken the camel's back and shown us the truth of the lie.
Farewell, Marvel, auf wiedersehen, goodbye. more

At first I was lost because this hasn't been out in a while. As the story went on, I started to remember and it got more entertaining.

5 issues left after this one. Interesting turns in this one.

This issue really had some revelations and moments. But it's just been so long between issues recently that the impact isn't there like it should be.

Maybe I need to reread. It really didn't seem that great to me. Ok. Nothing really above and beyond like Frankenstein or Dracula.

I really like the art for the last few issues. I did like the fight between DD and Taskmaster. It was enjoyable. Nothing revolutionary.

It's a comic that does just enough to make it worthwhile. I wish it was a little less cheesey, but the series has been better since the reveal of Venom.

The art was the highlight. The story itself ended in a lackluster way for a conclusion issue. It just told a story that was generic, when it could have explored so much with the Bloom.

I think this issue was the best one. I'm only knocking it for the end. It really threw off the whole story. Even though the ending was confusing, it still has potential to flip it into a good idea.

It was a pretty good story overall. It didn't really blow me away, but it was a creepy story with some cool visuals.

Just your usual Miles comic. Has an entertainment factor, but is pretty run of the mill.

This was probably the best issue. It's still not knocking it out, but I feel like this issue gave us something to work with.

I continue to enjoy this series and it's grounded, back to basics approach.

It's a solid, entertaining read. While I'm ok with where it's at now, I do feel we need more hooks.

I'm not sure I'm thrilled with this portion of the story in the future. It's not bad, just not as good as the beginning issues.

This might have been one of my favorite issues. It felt like the stakes were there and leads to some growth in characters.

I wouldn't say I'm enamored with it like some reviews, but it was a fun first issue with an interesting concept.

I actually didn't mind this catch up with Peters life issue. Would have maybe liked it more if it wasn't for JRJR.

Great origin story with enough interesting angles and storytelling to suck you in. Gary Frank is fantastic as always. The facial expressions alone are splendid.

Love the relationship between Eddie and Carnage. It remains fresh and entertaining.