I want more team ups like here, more school adventures, more love stories. I think it'll be interesting to see what Ahmed has in store since so far this is giving me classic Ultimate Spider-man vibes in all the right ways. His growth throughout the years has been great and he's for sure very different than Peter or Gwen who are probably the next two biggest Spider-people. It could be because the slang is more updated and fresh, feels real, but also the connection to his friends and especially support from his family. What's different than Bendis run, which I liked even with its ups and downs, is Miles feels more like a real person. This book balances his personal life with friends and family while also dealing with crime fighting and teaming up with unlikely people. So Miles is still in school trying to be Spider-man on the side.

Saying that, Miles Morales lets Ahmed really shine as he brings Miles alive here.

Now I didn't love Black Bolt but enjoyed it and I thought Exiles was meh, but loved Quicksilver. Writing the Black Bolt series critics and people loved, Exiles, the excellent Quicksilver Mini-series, and more. Saladin Ahmed is a pretty big writer now days.

Whohoooooo! Miles has a awesome Spider-man book again. This unusual combo of characters and their well-meaning actions push the story towards one of my favorite and reassuring themes - that folks will put aside their differences and band together in effort for the greater good. Rooney from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off - in which the rookie Spidey teams with old-school villain Rhino AND star-spangled Captain America to investigate the alarming disappearance of several neighborhood children. Arguably the first half of the volume is better - as the second tale leans a little too heavily on a ridiculously vengeful vice-principal character who apparently models his behavior on the luckless Mr. 1: Straight Out of Brooklyn walks that tricky line (or should I say spins that tangled web?) in that it's hero and his problems will seem reminiscent of Peter Parker in his school days, yet everything still seems fresh and modern in the presentation. But I use what I have to be responsible for as much as I can. Well, I don't know if I have great power - I'm not Captain Marvel or Thor. ''With great power there must also come great responsibility.' It's something the first Spider-Man used to say to me.

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