Miles Morales: Spider-Man #26

These clones have an endgame and it is something that we all can relate to. This arc continues to amaze me. Read Full Review

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #26 pushes its title character and the entire series to the limits with a dramatic, emotional, and brutal storyline bolstered by gorgeous detailed, and dynamic art. Room is left to develop every single character alongside the main story beats, giving us one of the best Peter Parker and Miles Morales moments in recent memory. A truly engaging issue that continues to shrug off the usual traps that come when skirting close to any piece of nostalgia. Read Full Review

Carnero delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. Not only is the action bold and brilliant, but the characters and panels are gorgeously detailed. Read Full Review

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #26 continues to push the young web-slinger to his limits as he discovers what exactly his clones are capable of. The end of the issue puts Miles in peril, which hopefully he will get out of-but not without a fight. Read Full Review

Strong start so far. Read Full Review

Afre

May 26, 2021

It's pretty good. Ahmed has handled this Clone saga very well and Peter being there to offer advice is a very noice touch. The clones themselves could use more work, but this is the first issue we truly see them so I have hope.

Grimm911

May 26, 2021

Saladin and Carmen are both in their top form for this saga. And I'm all for more Spider-Bro moments between Peter and Miles.

Fracadactyl

May 26, 2021

This series really shows Miles as being the best successor to the Spider-Man name. As the presence of clones affect his life so much, it really shows how much of his troubles can affect those closest to him. Being a teenager never seemed so dire.

EDiakota

Jun 04, 2021

" Some days, i wish we fought evil in a cornfield. No place to swing from in a cornfield, though." - SPIDER MAN (PETER PARKER)

CrazyforRAMU

Oct 15, 2021

Miles gets to meet his clones, tough customers who have no interest in explaining themselves. Peter Parker is still around to provide moral support -- and as soon as he leaves Miles manages to dig himself into much deeper trouble. It's a fast, action-heavy book; the solid storytelling is tailored to the breakneck pace. This is such a consistently great teen book (in terms of intended audience) that it's in constant danger of being mistaken for a merely good adult book.

daspidaboy

May 26, 2021

Not bad, a lot better than the original Clone Saga

DDJamesB

May 27, 2021

I liked this issue. Its got the feeling this is going to get wild. I like the artist on this series, makes it all flow so well.

Psycamorean

May 31, 2021

The pacing seems weird, but this is good.

Spacey Medicine

Apr 22, 2022

lol Kilometres Morales.