Miles Morales: Spider-Man #15
| Writer | Saladin Ahmed |
| Artist | Javi Garron |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
INVASION AT BROOKLYN VISIONS!
• Miles' journal has gone missing--you know, the one where he wrote his private thoughts about BEING SPIDER-MAN!!!
• And it's fallen into enemy hands! Does that have something to do with Miles' high school under siege by the most monstrous goons he's faced since CARNAGE?
• You're about to see more of Brooklyn Visions than ever--but is it for the last time?
Rated T
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
ComicBook.com - Spencer Perry
Feb 05, 2020Always accessible, always relatable, always in peril. Read Full Review
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9.4
Comic Watch - Matt Meyer
Feb 09, 2020Miles Morales: Spider-Man #15 is about as perfect of a superhero comic as can be imagined. There's personal stakes, superheroic stakes, and the execution, staging, blocking, and general intensity are near-flawless. If you aren't reading this comic, get on it NOW. Read Full Review
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9.0
On Comics Ground - Marcus Freeman
Feb 05, 2020Miles has to somehow survive an academic probation hearing, and protect his school from the Green Goblin and his minions. Miles secret identity as Spider-Man and his future at Brooklyn Horizons are simultaneously at stake. As Ultimatum stretches his reach across Brooklyn, Miles will also need to stretch himself even thinner to maintain good standing in school and protect his friends. Read Full Review
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8.4
Weird Science Marvel Comics - waltgator
Feb 05, 2020I quite enjoyed this issue, but I am starting to get impatient with the overall story progression. The art is excellent, and so is the dialogue, and I can easily recommend it to Spider-Man fans and those who love Miles especially. Read Full Review
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8.0
Black Nerd Problems - Chris Aiken
Feb 07, 2020The battle against Ultimatum is certainly taking its toll on Miles. While I like the smaller, more personal character moments, I feel like the pacing of the main plot could speed up a bit. Ahmed is slowly working through the Ultimatum arc and one could get a bit anxious waiting to see more of it unfold. However, the writing is thankfully good enough that it doesn't hold back any issue too much and there's plenty to enjoy. Read Full Review