Spider-Man: Miles Morales Vol. 2

I love spiderman comics so when I saw this on amazon I had to put it on my wish list for 2019. It turns out I got it a lot with a lot of other miles morales comics and peter parker spiderman comics. this took me 3 school days to read and it kept me busy for HOURS. so I really do recommend buying this, and if it's near christmas, put it on your wish list just like I did. Also if you are an adult you can buy this for your kid for a birthday or christmas present. Trust me, it will keep your child reading for hours. That is why I rate this comic five stars and I really do recommend buying this.P.S. The book was really good too.

Haven't finished it yet, but so far so good! illustrations are great and there is a lot of hidden details

Although, I don't care for Civil war 2. I do like what Bendis does with Miles in this volume. Bendis spends a good amount of time providing Miles and the rest of the cast some nice character moments. Showing how Civil War 2 and its consequences affect Miles and other members of the book's cast. Less action then the last volume but still had a nice time reading it. So I give it a 4/5. Good character moments but, not enough superhero action.

THIS IS BOTH MILES AND CIVIL WAR 2!The great thing about this is how well there is a balance between this and civil war 2. You get more Miles than civil war, while still completely understanding his role as a hero and why his is different than the other spider people. Some of the best comic writing I read this year!Art has to be the best marvel has brought to the table! Can't think of a single panel I wasn't wowed with!

I love Miles Morales. I am a Spider man fan from the movies, but I think I like Miles a bit more! He has a family and he has a relationship with his Mom and Dad and that impresses me. I like his friend Ganke, he is loyal and he loves Miles. Keep up the great work Brian! Ann

For the first time in 30 years I care about a spiderman comic. The story of Miles Morales is a great one and I'm hooked. Also Peter Parker is still Peter Parker which was such a relief. It just another chapter in the saga of poor kids getting bit by those radioactive spiders. I've loved every graphic novel I've gotten. These books rock.

It is a little heavy handed with themes sometimes, but it's still great and fun. I enjoy every page and I especially enjoy the dialogue.

This volume is a bit disjointed, since it ties into Civil War II and I didn’t follow that “event” very closely. But it really shines when it focuses on what the stress of being Spider-Man is doing to Miles, and his friends and family. Would like to see a bit more web slinging action, especially as the art is great.

Good finish

This TPB represent everything I hate about comics, and why I stopped buying them for almost 10 years. This collect issues 6-10, but don't expect any kind of story-arc here. Everything is broken up because of the Civil War crossover, so you get broken stories, incomprehensible scenes(unless you buy the bazillions civil war II comics and ties-in) and absolutely no development for the main character, except maybe the scene with Alias and Power Man. This disgusted me so much that SpiderMan is now off my buying list for another 10 years. Marvel didn't change, all their main books are always messed up because of crossovers. I'm sticking to "B" characters, which are less affected by those since the head honchos are not interested in getting "B" characters in crossovers.

Miles Morales at his best.