Miles Morales: Spider-Man #29 Review

Writer: Saladin Ahmed / Artist: Christopher Allen / Marvel Comics I think the core of any good Spider-Man is how strong they stand at the end of a harsh battle. Being Spider-Man is hard and after the trauma Miles has been through, it’s easy to see why he’s having trouble moving forward. Thankfully, with the support of his friends and family, Miles does what any good Spider-Man would do – put the suit back on and help as many people as he can. Miles Morales: Spider-Man #29 is appropriately titled “The Clone Saga: Fallout.” Miles has rightfully taken some time off from school and hero work (as he should, mental health days are nothing to be ashamed about) to collect himself. The trouble is that the ordeal with his clones still lingers in the back of his mind. The threat to his family and losing two of the clones is a lot. What I like is that even though you can tell that recent events left some scars, he still pushes forward instead of giving up. A point that Miles’ teacher makes when he says he feels like his whole world is crashing around him.

Shift, the surviving Clone has also disappeared, which worries Miles because he promised to help him. It’s going to be interesting to see Shift’s place in the series. Miles sees him as a brother and helping him out just feels like it’s the right thing to do. However, I just hope we get to see things more from Shift’s perspective like how he feels about losing his clone brothers and basically having to live without them. By …