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This volume collects 3 main short stories. A team up with Rhino (and Cap). A hooky game against the vice principal. And one about secrets being kept from his almost-girlfriend. All are encapsulated with Miles‘ quick banter and humor. Rhino was really funny, poking fun at each others ages and then getting a ride in Miles‘s webs. Favorite of them all. Third story shows his kindness and determination not to get anybody killed. No matter what.

With Peter Parker a grown up tech business success, the young Miles Morales fills our need of a web slinger with everyday problems. In this book he has a fun team up with Rhino and Cap, as well as being pursued by his School Principal in a hilarious riff on ‘Ferris Bueller‘s Day Off‘.

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Book #19: (edited bc this is actually v1-6) I love Miles and the updates to Spider-Man. It had great throwbacks to original and the scenes where Miles helped Captain America (“cap” 💗) with his new phone tech... so perfect. Same with updating / adding nuance to super villains who are in new and more complex lights. I recommend (and also am wowed by Marvel Unlimited - esp the panel zoom which is amazing).

Saladin Ahmed captures the banter that is essential to Spider Man, as well as the conflict between Miles's personal life--trying to date Barbara--and his webslinging. Javier Garron's art is incredibly detail oriented, bringing Brooklyn to life.

Miles's assistant principal is trying to catch him skipping class in a Ferris Bueller homage

Miles unexpectedly teams up with Rhino to find out who is kidnapping immigrant kids

Heading into #IntoTheSpiderVerse for the uhhhhhh third time. #MilesMorales