What a great first issue. Wonderful art, good concept, emotional story. Not much to fault.

This went a totally different direction then I thought it would. But it's a good thing. It told a good story, even if it's not original. I'm really rooting for the main character.

Lots of talking, but did it's job in giving us some pretty good character work.

This was a pretty interesting issue. I like the Wrecker and Moon Knight dynamic.

This one was another good issue since the return, but I guess it's going on another break. I do wonder how this will all tie in with the characters we haven't seen in a while.

Not bad. Benjamin is a type of character that annoys me. It also had a lame ending, even though I get what they are trying to do.

Probably the best issue so far.

Maybe the best UM book so far? I really liked this one and can't wait for more.

After a bit of a break, this issue didn't do any services of getting me hooked back into the world. It was never the most exciting book, but I thought things were picking up before the break. Besides the last page, this book was a little boring. The art is what is propelling my grade.

Another really good issue. Its not unique, but does a really good job of telling it's story. It also has some great confrontations.

I liked this arc and the possibilities of this new character. I'm just confused about Hawk. Maybe I lost knowledge along the way, but why is he hanging around with the DOT. I thought it was known he is a traitor.

The art remains the money maker of the series. This issue I didn't feel as great about as other issue. Just a lot of talking.

I wasn't enthralled with it like some, but it was fun. I had fun with it.

I'm so glad I didn't give up this book after issue 1. It's become a good read with a lot of character work and emotion. I really feel for the main character.

The art was very muddled at the beginning. I get that the style, but it made it less engaging. I did like the direction the story went. Didn't really see it coming. Not the best. Not the worst. Enjoyed the series overall.

Typical Miles book.

A solid issue. It's fun, faithful and the art makes it all work.

Highly interested in the revelations of the first two stories. All the back ups were useless to me.

The art really hindered my enjoyment of this one. I thought last issue was great, and the art enhanced that issue. In this one, it took away from the story. It's just shadows and names and people in glasses, and I'm having a hard time figuring out who is who. I still got the idea of the issue and it was fine.

The break up of MJ and Paul would be cooler if I knew she'd get with Peter, but we know that's not happening. I do actually like MJ as venom, but it definitely isn't sustainable. Hopefully Knull returns in an interesting way.

It's definitely entertaining, but it doesn't have much depth, which is fine. It's just a book to turn your brain off and enjoy.

This was a pretty cool book. Art was fantastic. Nothing extraordinary plot wise, but it was engaging.

Probably my least favorite issue. I still had some fun, but little apprentice is starting to be annoying.

It was fine. Decent plot continuation.

Good action. Wild Hulk fight. Pretty good origin for the new Shang Chi.

A good issue. The book is a little repetitive in its nature. It's still entertaining and fun.