The original Spider-Men mini-series had quite a lot going for it, being the first team-up between the Spider-Men of the regular and Ultimate Marvel Universes and all. These days, with Miles and his supporting cast now permanent members of the regular Marvel U., the novelty of seeing the two heroes join forces isn't quite there anymore. So it is that while Spider-Men II #1 taps into that strong dynamic, this issue reads like just another chapter in Miles' ongoing solo series.
The biggest selling point with Spider-Men II is simply in seeing artist Sara Pichelli return to Miles' world after a several month absence. Miles and the gang never look better than when Pichelli is at the helm. She brings an impressive versatility to the series, cramming plenty of energy and detail into every page regardless of whether the focus is on superhero antics or Miles' ordinary high school drama. Her figures are vividly rendered, with colorist Justin Ponsor proving essential in making the characters and their environments come to life.
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