by Brian Michael Bendis, Chris Samnee, Sara Pichelli, David Marquez
While Miles Morales is adjusting to his new identity as Spider-Man, his Uncle Aaron has some ideas of his own...Miles continues to try to fill Peter Parker's shoes. While the Ringer and Omega Red were good tests for his abilities, his uncle Aaron, aka The Prowler, is a much worse threat. I don't s...
I really like Miles Morales - he's complex, and he has realistic reactions to a lot of stressful and strange situations. He's got flaws and weaknesses, as well as a really good heart. He's the everyboy Spider-Man was originally conceived of - and he's also a little nod to diversity. A black Sp...
This volume, the second with Miles Morales as Spider-Man, feels mostly like exposition for the storylines to come in future volumes. That's ok, though. It's good exposition, and I liked having a little more time and space to get to know Miles before he gets pushed into the deep end. And we all know ...
This series has so much heart.
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