Spider-Man 12-14
Spider-Gwen 16-18
This crossover should have been a lot more fun. Miles and Gwen on a cross-dimensional jaunt where they start to develop feelings for each other? Should be a slam dunk. Instead, it’s a bit of a mess, especially on the Spider-Gwen side; Jason Latour has some problems with storytelling clarity. Plus, the main plot about dimension-jumping bad guys led by alternate reality Jefferson Davis is a total clunker.
Still, seeing the two of them married in the future and the cute open-ended “let’s stay friends for now” is totally satisfying.
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Regret buying: No
Would buy again: Yes
Would read again: Yes
Rating: Pretty good
Spider-Man 15-21
Miles’ mom discovers the truth, Miles fights Hammerhead, Bombshell falls in love with Miles, Goldballs leaves without giving a reason, Ganke hooks up with Spider-Man fangirl Danika, and Miles randomly infiltrates a Japanese underground casino. Nothing particularly standout, but all pretty fun.
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Regret buying: No
Would buy again: Yes
Would read again: Yes
Rating: Good
Generations: Spider-Men 1
All of these Generations titles were pretty much a waste of time. This one is no exception. Miles travels back to the day Peter Parker lifts a building in the classic Amazing Spider-Man 33. They have a heart-to-heart, and Miles finds new resolve to remain Spider-Man. Apparently this is also the day young Miles meets Ganke, and present-day Miles gets to witness that scene as well. I’d only buy it again for completionist’s sake.
Regret buying: No
Would buy again: Yes
Would read again: Yes
Rating: Nice
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