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Marvel, you must end this torture now. We haven't read anything good for years about Peter Parker (Amazing Spider-Man)! This must stop now!

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #4 is started with lots of action from the very first pages. So let me enter directly with the penciler.
Federico Vicentini's pencil style really get more magnificent with every issue, and I can say that the effect of coloring is also important in this. Federico; In addition to the flowing panels he draws to help the flow of reading, he does not miss detailed background drawings. He’s not afraid to mess around with dynamic panel angles either, leading to not just fantastic action scenes but moments of conversation that feel equally stylized. Good art is good art, and Vincenti draws the hell out of Spider-Man.
On the plot side, this issue bridges the second act and finale of Ziglar’s first Miles Morales arc, Trial By Spider. It's been a really good start for this series, I can say that even before I've not seen the final issue of the first arc. It looks like Rabble's knowledge of Miles' identity is also coming to light. So Miles' worries also increase. And I can say that Misty Knight and Miles made a good team, Misty acts more like her older sister rather than being a mentor. Frankly, I liked the bond that Ziglar built between the two characters. Let me sum it up without giving spoilers.
Rabble, on the other hand, doesn't seem to want to be a bad person, but she doesn't seem like a very healthy person either because of her purpose. Rabble, on the other hand, doesn't seem to want to be a bad person, but he doesn't seem like a very healthy person either because of his purpose. A real gray character, maybe a little crazy... She is pretty scary as a villain, with an unrelenting rage and an intellect to do something with it. Her rants can be repetitive and whiny. I think Ziglar has created a solid original character for the Miles Morales universe. I think we can say the following in summary for this issue; little is left on the cutting room floor, the team working at a pace that is equally controlled and exciting.
Then I repeat my words, you will add a quality comic book to your collection if you buy this ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ series. more

It’s not perfect, but it is very good. The creative team came together to create something special. Joshua Williamson and Jamal Campbell accomplish everything you want from a first issue with Superman #1. It’s a great reentry point for lapsed fans and starting point for anyone new. I loved the way all of the characters are written. I really enjoyed the first issue, so give it a shot.

Frankly, the story bored me a bit, and therefore I did not write-up about the 3rd issue. But after reading the 4th issue, I decided to write-up for the 3rd issue.

Let's get the ball Rolling. 3th issue's opening pages are starts with flashbacks of the Villain’s origin story. Miles finds himself facing a dangerous new villain who knows everything about him! A young woman who wants to destroy Miles personally. A young woman calling herself The Rabble. Yes, you will meet Rabble. Without spoilers, how can I describe what you will see and read in this issue about the Rabble... okay I got it. Every villain needs their origin story and that’s what we get in issue #3 with Rabble. She didn’t want to lash out at the world or have some inherent desire to see the world conquered or the like. No, her vendetta is very much personal with Miles Morales. There is a strange source of motivation about Rabble. Finally, let me say this; I guess you will say she is crazy. It looks like Ziglar will continue to create memorable foes for Miles.

The charm that Federico Vicentini and Bryan Valenza are casting just gets better and better with each issue. Also I need to point to the pages near the end when Miles and Misty defeat Scorpion before Miles meets Rabble, where the sun is setting and the lighting on the characters is done fantastically. Beating Scorpion can't be a spoiler, after all, we can't imagine Miles not beating up the Scorpion. Oh, here's a spoiler, Vicentini and Valenza continue to push this series even higher with each issue.

Don't make the mistake I made and read the 3rd issue right away. Then go straight to the 4th issue, because it looks like this series will continue to get better. more

Something good is happening here. With this second issue, this new series of Miles looks like it will achieve something really nice. With this issue, I made sure this was the team we really needed for Miles.

Not much has happened yet in this first arc but I like giving Miles more of his own rogues as a young hero. Can't wait to see what Zigler has planned for the series. Vicentini's pencil style is kinetic and dynamic that we can really feel the moves of Miles Morales: Spider-Man. Miles is having difficulty processing just how difficult and frankly bizarre being a superhero can be and Misty Knight enters the story at this very moment. But I'm actually not a fan of the way this 'mentorship' thing is going with Misty, it's making Miles look like an amateur. I don't really get the point this mentorship with Misty. But Miles’ conversation with Misty Knight in the middle of the issue was considered and poignant. I could say this mentorhip thing won me right there. Maybe we can wrap this thing up by calling it team-up.

I really love this black and red costume by Morales. In the previous series, they made a weird pinky costume just to make a difference. I hope they will not use that pinky costume in the series. It took its place among the ugly costumes I've seen in comics. But I must say Bryan Valenza also charm with his colors in this issue again. I really loved the color tones. Keep it up Bryan.

I can understand his problems with his girlfriend Tiana, but frankly, I also think that Tiana is not the right girlfriend for Miles, and I'm pretty sure of it. I don't think good stories come out of this couple. For some reason it feels like Gwen or Kamala would be a better choice. It sounds like there would be better stories if Miles' girlfriend be a superhero. But that person is definitely not Tiana. I understand Miles is worried about his friends, but Ganke must have a life of his own. Ganke is a little too sticky, so Ganke should give Miles some slack. I think Miles should spend more time with his family in this series.

I understand what Ziglar is trying to do, but he needs to change his perspective a bit or he'll fall into repetition. But it was still quite enough as the second issue and I think next stories of this series of Miles will be better. At this point, we, the readers, should leave some space and time to Zyglar.

I continue to enjoy the mystery in this arc. Ziglar does a good job of balancing the interpersonal drama with humor along with some great moments between Miles and Misty, but except for the mentor situation. There is a fun and fast pace to the story and I like the immediacy of the action within it. I look forward to seeing what happens next and how close this new villain will get to the people Miles loves.

That's all I could tell without giving too many spoilers. After conveying my warnings and thoughts about the second issue, I still can say that I love the issue. Now go to your local comic shop and get Miles Morales: Spider-Man #2. You will add a quality comic book to your collection.

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How does this not top the sales chart every month? Stop buying garbage comics and start buying quality like this.

We read most absurd self rescue in the history of the Batman! What're you doing Zdarsky? Stop writing absurd!

This was better than I thought! Here's hoping!

The next chapter in Miles Morales' web-slinging adventures gets off on the right thwip. The creative team seems to have put their best in it. I am truly impressed and I feel excited for the new adventures of Miles.

Written by Cody Ziglar and drawn by Federico Vicentini to the new ongoing of Miles Morales: Spider-Man and it was a good start to first issue. It feels a bit more back-to-basics with the new creative team. Spider-Man always worked best as a street-level character whether it's Peter Parker or Miles Morales under the mask.

Federico Vicenni's drawing was exactly as it should be in a Spider-Man series. With Federico Vicenni's drawing, you can almost feel Spider-Man's movements. He can make you feel Miles' web, Miles' punch, and all of Miles Morales' amazing Spider-Man moves. We also have to thank Dike Ruan for this amazing cover. I hope he continues to be the cover artist for as long as possible to this run. By the way, I must say that Bryan Valenza’s colors are also remarkable. I think Bryan is perfectly compatible with the penciler.

And the writer. I have to say from the first issue that Cody Ziglar was perfect for the series of Miles Morales and I hope I continue to think so with future issues. Dialogue is also great as it sounds natural and how young people talk... how Miles Morales talk. There’s no fake slang or anything, from his texts to his captions. Much more could be said, but in short, I hope Ziglar did a great job with the first issue and he will left a cult series in the Spider-Man history at the end of the series. Also Cory Petit the letterer was good. Finally, I have to say that there is a great team harmony that should be exactly.

Thanks very much to the new series of Miles Morales' the new creative team.

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"This is a good story; it talks about people, family, love, loneliness and much more...then it just so happens that all of this takes place in the world of Spider-Man. Spider-Man is a vehicle to tell stories about people and their struggles...and that is amazing." says Sara Pichelli.

Absolutely I agree and Sara Pichelli is definitely a good choice as a penciler for the series. I think the value of this series will be realized years later, even if it has a good ending. Like Miles Morales, Ben Parker will be loved after many years, but I still don't want Ben Parker involved in the 616 universe. The character can have his own comic book series in his own universe, I'm ok with that, but that's the comic book industry...

And the cover of Spider-Man #1. Sorry Olivier Coipel... You're a good penciler, but this time the cover's not that good. The characters' anatomical mistakes are very noticeable.

I think it made a difference to these days when comic books started to repeat itself too much. And I don't know who the real writer is, Dad Abrams? or son Abrams? But the comic book made a nice start, hopefully it progresses beautifully and is well written to a good end.

Give a chance to this comic book that has a cinematic technical panels and words. Don't be biased and be open to innovation, you will not regret.

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