



So I finished reading OG Miguel's finale on Nick Spencer's TASM run!
I was originally planning to buy the TPB physically but one of you told me Miguel is barely in it so it wasn't worth it. And after reading it, well, yeah, Miguel is in like 10% of the story and then he does absolutely nothing; the art was great, especially coming from the 2015 Peter David run, I wasn't a fan of the art on that one nor the 2014 one, but the art here woah, the composition was always great, especially on the first 3 issues of the arc.
The story itself is lame if you're a Spiderman 2099 fan or even if you wanted to read it bc of 2099, it barely matters to the plot, it's mostly about Peter and his sister since well, it's his book, but still, the crossover was lackluster. The only redeemable part is that finally Miguel got a happy ending, since the 2015 run left him back in 2099 but without his new family, now 2099 gets destroyed but he's got Tempest and Gabriel back, so it's not like he got it all (which makes his Spiderverse movie portrayal even less accurate, since he also lost his family here at first but didn't make a tantrum lol)
So yeah, like someone pointed out, it seems like this was only made to promote the new 2099 universe since 2099 was only an afterthought for clickbait sake while the main plot was another thing altogether.
Now I'm probably gonna buy Dark Genesis and Miguel O'Hara Spiderman 2099 since I wanna complete the set and I already got Exodus lol
Also, does anyone know if they show Spider Woman 2099's origin somewhere? Bc she kinda just shows up on Exodus, which was weird since that book gave almost all of its duration to other characters that weren't Spiderman 2099 but she was just there on one issue like she had known Miguel for a long time lol