Spider-Men 2 (USA) di Bendis & Pichelli

[Azrael]

First Look: PETER & MILES Are Tangled Up Together in SPIDER-MEN 2



http://www.newsarama.com/34084-first-look-peter-miles-are-tangled-up-together-in-spider-men-2.html

[db]

chi è l'altro Miles Morales? Conoscendo il metodo di lavoro di Bendis da quasi 15 anni potrei formulare già adesso 3 (+1) ipotesi:
-la risolve in una maniera totalmente anticlimatica: il Miles Morales 616 è un tizio qualsiasi sbucato dal nulla
-non la risolve
-la risolve con un utilizzo pesante di retcon, ad esempio il Miles Morales 616 era il miglior amico di Peter Parker ai tempi del liceo ed è stato per anni il leader degli Avengers, ha anche avuto un ruolo cruciale nella guerra Kree/Skrull
Bonus:
- Bobby Drake è gay, o altra rivelazione totalmente a random che non c'entra niente con l'identità di Miles Morales ma farà chiacchierare l'interweb per quelle 2-3 ore

[Leonard13]

chi è l'altro Miles Morales? Conoscendo il metodo di lavoro di Bendis da quasi 15 anni potrei formulare già adesso 3 (+1) ipotesi:
-la risolve in una maniera totalmente anticlimatica: il Miles Morales 616 è un tizio qualsiasi sbucato dal nulla
-non la risolve
-la risolve con un utilizzo pesante di retcon, ad esempio il Miles Morales 616 era il miglior amico di Peter Parker ai tempi del liceo ed è stato per anni il leader degli Avengers, ha anche avuto un ruolo cruciale nella guerra Kree/Skrull
Bonus:
- Bobby Drake è gay, o altra rivelazione totalmente a random che non c'entra niente con l'identità di Miles Morales ma farà chiacchierare l'interweb per quelle 2-3 ore

Inoltre con tutto il casino di Secret Wars non dovrebbe esistere un altro Miles.

[Azrael]

SPIDER-MEN II #1 (of 5)
BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (W) • SARA PICHELLI (A)
Cover by Sara Pichelli and Justin Ponsor
Variant Cover by Daniel Acuña
Connecting Variant Cover by Jesüs Saiz
VARIANT COVER BY KADIR NELSON
VARIANT COVER BY JULIAN TOTINO TEDESCO
VARIANT COVER BY TBA
THIS IS IT, TRUE BELIEVERS!
The moment five years in the making is finally here! The first time Peter Parker and Miles Morales met ended with a question — WHO IS THE MILES MORALES OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE?! Now that the Miles you know and love is with Peter in the Marvel Universe, you're finally going to get that answer to who the OTHER Miles Morales is! And that's just the tip of the iceberg as Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli bring you the next heart-stopping adventure for both Peter Parker and Miles Morales!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Azrael]

SPIDER-MEN II #2 (of 5)
BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (w) • SARA PICHELLI (a/C)
Variant Cover by TBA
Connecting Variant Cover B by JESUS SAIZ
The mystery of the OTHER Miles Morales thickens, but our Spider-Men may need to hit pause on the sleuthing because...TASKMASTER IS GOING TO TAKE THEM DOWN! Don't miss this Spider-Event!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Azrael]

Marvel First Look: SPIDER-MEN II Reveals the Identity of the OTHER MILES MORALES

https://www.newsarama.com/34958-marvel-first-look-spider-men-ii-reveals-the-identity-of-the-other-miles-morales.html

[Azrael]

SPIDER-MEN II #3 (of 5)
BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (w) • SARA PICHELLI (a/C)
Connecting Variant Cover C by JESUS SAIZ
Meeting the Miles Morales who was already in the Marvel Universe sets OUR Miles OFF! As if he weren't struggling with interior conflicts that were tougher than the external conflicts, this revelation hits Miles hard. Luckily, Peter Parker, an expert on personal tragedy and dark spots, is by his side!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[No Use For A Name]

EXCL. PREVIEW: Spider-Men II #1 Reunites Peter Parker & Miles Morales

Marvel Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Spider-Men II #1. Reuniting scribe Brian Michael Bendis and artist Sara Pichelli, the first issue of the hotly anticipated sequel series hits stands on July 12.

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SPIDER-MEN II #1 (of 5)
BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (W) • SARA PICHELLI (A)
Cover by Sara Pichelli and Justin Ponsor
Variant Cover by Daniel Acuña
Connecting Variant Cover by Jesüs Saiz
VARIANT COVER BY KADIR NELSON
VARIANT COVER BY JULIAN TOTINO TEDESCO
VARIANT COVERBY TBA

THIS IS IT, TRUE BELIEVERS! The moment five years in the making is finally here! The first time Peter Parker and Miles Morales met ended with a question — WHO IS THE MILES MORALES OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE?! Now that the Miles you know and love is with Peter in the Marvel Universe, you're finally going to get that answer to who the OTHER Miles Morales is! And that's just the tip of the iceberg as Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli bring you the next heart-stopping adventure for both Peter Parker and Miles Morales!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99


http://www.cbr.com/exclusive-preview-spider-men-ii/

[Azrael]

Spider-Men II #1
Written by Brian Michael Bendis
Art by Sara Pichelli and Justin Ponsor
Lettering by Chris Eliopoulos
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by Pierce Lydon
'Rama Rating: 4 out of 10

When Spider-Men came out in 2012, the concept was one that many fans had been clamoring for: a true crossover of the 616 and Ultimate universes! Despite that initially long-awaited team-up, the story itself was kind of a dud, doing little more to excite fans than deliver on the two heroes meeting. Fast forward five years, and the sheen has really worn off, especially after the events of Secret Wars that merged the two realities together anyway. So Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli really have their work cut out for them trying to make readers care about something that feels like it could happen in either characters' main title in any given month. Pichelli and colorist Justin Ponsor hold up their end of the bargain, but Bendis' script is sorely lacking.

Team-up books like this can work really well. Hell, Marvel is bringing back Marvel Two-in-One - proof positive that they have faith in the concept. Then what's missing here? There's a pretty thin line between a Bendis book working or not. He's employed largely the same writing style to every book he's done over the last 15 years, and the name of the game is decompression. While this issue isn't overly decompressed to the point where pages are reduced to a series of panels of talking heads, there's still not a lot going on. The opening scene gives no context for what the two Spider-Men are doing together in the first place. And Bendis' Peter Parker is mostly just kind of a jerk to Miles. It's almost like Bendis hasn't read anything Dan Slott's been doing with the character but needs Peter to be disapproving just to create story tension.

One some level, Peter's disapproval of Miles as Spider-Man might work if he was still 12 but Miles has aged in almost real-time since the last time they met. It's a bit of the pot calling the kettle black in that case and it doesn't work for the story, partly because Miles is so passive. Peter says something and Miles just takes it. You'd hope that a writer who's made a career out of dialogue and witty repartee would use these opportunities to show some of those skills off. You can have characters act out of character if someone will call them on it. After all, people don't always act consistently. But that doesn't happen here and it feels like a missed opportunity. Later on, Bendis basically has to have Spider-Man recount the entirety of the events of the last mini to explain the existence of a portal. It comes across as unnatural as you'd expect a recap page inserted as dialogue to be. There's just nothing redeeming about this script.

But the art team, for their part, shows up. Pichelli helped create Miles and she's just as at home with him as ever. I like that there's a little bit more of an edge to her line work across the board, as her early work had a gloss to it that could sometimes make her characters a bit rigid. In this issue, her characters are much more expressive and that helps in the moments where she has to help a joke limp along to a punchline. There's not really any physical comedy present, but she does her best (with a huge assist from letterer Chris Eliopoulos) to make the script feel more natural. Justin Ponsor's colors are worlds away from the first Spider-Men miniseries in that he allows Pichelli's inks to create contrast on the page. In the first miniseries, he overwhelmed the inks on the page, erasing what little contrast there was with washes of colors that ended up muting the pages altogether. He avoids that pitfall here and the book is better for it.

There's not really any reason to pick this up unless you're a big fan of the art team. The story at this point has basically no major thematic or tonal elements to it. It's hollow. Bendis seems to want to tell the story of the second Miles Morales, but we only get a small tease of that character. Bendis seems to want to tell a story that is a sequel to the last miniseries, but so far he's basically only rehashed parts of that plot. It's hard to know what the appeal of this story is supposed to be and it doesn't matter how much the art team flexes their respective muscles, they're not going to be able to save a book that has no emotional stakes and almost nothing unique happening.

[Azrael]

7.8/10

http://au.ign.com/articles/2017/07/12/spider-man-ii-1-review

[No Use For A Name]

Letto #1

Numero interessante, mi è piaciuto moltissimo, soprattutto i dialoghi di Peter sempre molto divertenti.

[Azrael]

Spider-Men II #1 Review - Two For The Price Of One

4/5

http://comicbook.com/comics/2017/07/12/spider-men-ii-1-review-/

[Jacopo]

Bendis/Pichelli sono una garanzia.

[Azrael]

Review: SPIDER-MEN II #1

7.5/10

http://www.comicosity.com/review-spider-men-ii-1/

[Azrael]

SPIDER-MEN II #4 (of 5)
BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (W)
SARA PICHELLI (A/C)
Connecting Variant Cover by JESUS SAIZ
Miles vs. Miles! The chaos of the moment is threatening to tear Peter's life apart. Can he possibly allow Miles to continue on as Spider-Man?! Does Peter even have a choice anymore?
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99