An ambitious and resonant, cultural consideration of Marvel's best addition in years, the Black and Latinx remaking of Peter Parker.

Chicago Tribune

More than just a book about the fan-favorite Spider-Man character, but a thoughtful exploration of of how Miles Morales reshaped Marvel Comics and brought in a whole new generation of comic readers. . . . Womack brings passion and insight to this book and continues to push this series forward.

Capes & Tights

A genuinely touching look into one of the most important comic characters of the modern era, and Womack goes to great lengths to explore that importance. . . . Womack was the perfect person to write this Age of Comics book-she perfectly represents all the people who saw themselves in Miles and truly understands how a comic book character like him can change lives for the better.

CBR

An awesome book.

Comic Book Club

Womack goes beyond mere character study and explores the significance of having an Afro-Latino teenager portray a legacy character. Delving into everything from the significance of Miles being from Brooklyn to his connections to the trickster god Ananse, Womack presents a critical deep dive into how Miles is more than just another alternate universe Spider-Man.

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