Miles Morales: Stranger Tides (Original Spider-Man Graphic Novel)

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I have never read any of Miles being Spider-Man, and I have got to say that I enjoyed this adventure very much. The plotline in this was an interesting challenge for Miles and gang to solve, and I like how the book showed the complexity of people.

Miles becomes even more personally involved when members of his family, including his beloved Uncle Aaron, are frozen by the video game. Most middle grade readers won't have read as many Miles Morales books as I have, so they likely will be able to quickly pick up on what last happened to Miles and who all the characters are.L'histoire m'a semblé un peu difficile à suivre en raison des personnages et de la trame des événements, car il semblait y avoir un préalable permettant de mieux comprendre le contexte. When half the world freezes, Miles must learn to depend on others to fix it… especially when someone he loves dearly is in trouble! A new supervillain in town, The Stranger, has hijacked a video game release and is using it to freeze people all over the world. Overall Miles Morales: Stranger Tides is an entertaining continuation of Miles Morales as Spider-Man.

He sees the human race as an abject failure and intends to wipe out one half of the global population by hypnotising the other half into murderousness. B. Cebulski is doing such an awful job that the overall quality of work coming from the House of Ideas is severely lacking. Weaknesses: It's helpful to be familiar with the first book; this was a bit confusing at first even though I had read that one. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.So much of Miles' responsibilities come down to bucking what his personal desires are (hanging with friends and video games) and sacrificing for the greater good.

I actually do this fairly often though and I'm usually able to remember enough that I can understand the story but it was hard for this one. Pablo Leon gives texture and just the right amount of fun details in Mile’s surrounding both on earth and in spaceships. After the Stranger's plan is revealed, miles spends more time being frustrated than trying to save the world.Plus the inclusion of the main villain who is an X-Men and Fantastic Four foe instead of Spider-Man (of any universe) foil! While I didn't necessarily like the villain in this one as much as the first one, we still get that signature Miles energy. Though I must say, that whomever was behind that last chapter's art did one heck of a job at stylizing the Miles Morales Spider-Man. In this book, an evil intergalactic villain named the Stranger comes to Earth, and by using some weird… video game technology…? he ‘freezes’ half of Earth’s population, and when they unfreeze, they will be hypnotized and will try to wipe out the other unfrozen half of the population.

I choose to read this book because Into the Spider-Verse 2 is coming out soon and I wanted to get into the mood to seeing the film. I have even talked the head into a little revamp of the library so that we can display them properly! Reynolds because Stranger’s outrage at the crime and despair that humans cause is actually relatable.It also doesn't help that I've read about 5 different Miles Morales story lines at this point, so keeping all of those versions of him, Ganke, his parents, and his uncle straight is also a challenge. At its heart, the story lifts up the real-world consequences of a series of natural disasters to the proud people of Puerto Rico, challenging us all to recognize our shared responsibility.