Sometimes Pete sounds a little like the source material, but 87% of the time it's butchered. He just doesn't even try with anyone else. This guy is awful with EVERYONE OTHER THAN Miles (to which with Miles he's just decent), and if you are being honest with yourself, it's not tough for this guy to trip into doing an OK version of MM. It feels like the people who do these books (writers AND narrators) don't know the source material.

I'll make it short and sweet because I'm so disappointed I don't want to dwell anymore on it. Additionally, it failed to convince me that the author had any prior knowledge of Spider-Man in any universe. All-in-all, this felt like a piece written to get a certain message across more than entertain. This is why Spider-Man typically deals with ground level baddies and not city or world threatening ones.

there needed to at least be an excuse as to why those parties didn’t show up for what is described as “the whole city” being turned into bird people. Where is S.H.I.E.L.D.? Where are the Avengers? This isn’t DC. Then, let’s consider the city-wide bird-zombie issue. That, plus Miles noticing Pete’s facial expressions while Peter is wearing a mask? It’s really scary Marvel and Dreamscape editors didn’t catch any of this. The first act goes into great detail and concern about this, yet later on, Peter and Miles call each other by their first names several times around people who could easily overhear. Everything from the (not as big a deal but) constant misuse of I and me to the (very important) author seemingly forgetting that Peter and Miles are in costume and supposed to have secret identities.

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