*warning: I think I'm lacking a lot of the basic fundamentals of comics to fully grasp some parts of the stuff I'm reading. BUT I simply do not care to learn LMAO*

I'm currently going through and reading all of his comics, So I suppose this is where I'll put my thoughts on each issue!

An X means I've not yet read the issue.

"Spider-Man 2099" #1- Really like this as an introduction to Miguel and Spider-Man 2099!
love the colors of his outfit!
This issue neatly introduces us to Miguel's character, along with other important figures. Shows us Miguel's attitude, being sarcastic and rude, and the fact that he's highly intelligent and working for Alchemax to create genetically altered soldiers, only that he's verty hesitant to work on human subjects. Once it goes wrong, he tries to leave the company, only to be blackmailed and drugged by his boss, Tyler Stone. He tries to reverse the addiction only to be sabotaged by Delgato.
I LOVE Rick Leonardi's art style, so this issue's art is amazing! I also really enjoy the colors chosen (might have been a printing choice) but it gives it an interesting look!

"Nothing Ventured..."#2- This whole issue is also one I really like! It showed the dramaticness of the situation (Miguel's DNA being rewritten) very well and got me very excited to see what was next!
Miguel trying to save Aaron Delgato, only to have been hurting him and for him to fall anyway, and then Miguel JUMPING out the window aswell, without knowing he could climb... IT REALLY HAD ME ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT FOR REAL ACTUALLY!!

He also is shown to have talons on his toes lol. + there's this panel which I LOVE? like idk it just looks really good and I think about it a lot.

Venture is pretty interesting to me, I'm not sure if he's in any other comics or just Spider-Man 2099, but it was really cool to feel how tense the story got knowing the he was following after Miguel.
This issue is also where we get to see Gabriel in person for the first time, and the moment he appeared I KNEW I was gonna love him! I loved seeing how worried he was for Miguel and just how they interact as brothers. (His outfit is so goofy looking. I love it.) Miguel also wears a funny little robe with sunglasses

The only problem I had with this issue is that when the Thorite appeared, it jerked me out of the story because it had seemed so so random. I know NOTHING about any other comic characters and stories, so when there's cameos or such, I don't really enjoy it lol

"Nothing Gained "#3 - This issue has Miguel's first fight, and it was pretty cool to see! I think it's quite cool how they do a little world-building during Miguel's fight with Venture, with Miguel trying to use a Maglev car to repel Venture, showing us what the normal transportation is. And the tense cliff-hanger at the end, with Tyler Stone asking Miguel to talk about Spider-Man? It was a pretty solid issue :)

"The Specialist" #4 - This issue introduces us to Gabriel's girlfriend, Kasey Nash with her being kidnapped by The Specialist. Some Japanese characters are introduced, and continue to be prevelant throughout the rest of the comics. The majority seem to be samurai sterotypes, so I dunno how to feel about their portrayal.
Back with Miguel, Stone is talking about how he needs Miguel back because Spider-Man caused a lot of damage. Miguel then imagines a really rad scene of him attacking Tyler Stone which is SICK.

Then Stone peaces out with the bomb of 'Aaron Delgato is Spider-Man.'
We meet up again with Gabriel, which gives us some more backstory on who he is, and how Miguel and him treat eachother. (Teasing Gabri about his ex-girlfriends and how he seemingly changes his whole self to fit their interests.)

I really like Kasey's character in this issue, seeing her fight back against Alchemax and escaping.

This issue also has one of my favorite pictures of Miguel lol. (my copy has Miguel's glassses darker, like I can't really see his eyes.)

"Blood Oath" #5 - We see Gabriel doing art(?) in VR, and learn that he and Dana are exes.

Then we go back to Kasey being SO COOL jumping from flyboy to flyboy and stealing one of their vehicles like a MANIAC!!! (she's very cool ok.)

And she tries to pilot herself and Miguel away from The Specialist.
Only thing that is weird to me in this issue is this seems to be where inconsistencies start appearing. In the issue before this one, Kasey was wearing only a crop-top, but in this one, she is wearing a tight, long sleeve shirt underneath the crop-top. Presumably so she would be showing less skin, but little inconsistencies like this continue to happen and distract me throughout this whole series lol.

"Downtown" #6 - We get more world-building in this issue, with Uptown and Downtown, which once again, is very cool. New York is a vertical city which is really cool, and Downtown uses gasoline ran cars (with wheels) and the Uptown uses Maglev cars.
Miguel is then kidnapped by the Vulture. :)

"Wing and a Prayer "#7 - Gabriel tries to look around Downtown to find Kasey, only for some people to try and steal his car ;-; but he gets away, and accidently takes one of their guns. Gabri has a gun now! :D

Back with Miguel, he's been kidnapped and meets the "Freakers," Vulture's gang. Miguel realizes that the Vulture is eating human remains and beats him up. Dana confronts Tyler Stone about Miguel's forced Rapture addiction, and Gabriel shoots Kasey on accident. He should not have gotten a gun :(

"Flight of Fancy" #8 - Kasey is fine! The gunshot only grazed her. Gabriel is wearing a funny/cool fur trimmed coat that I like during this whole thing.

Tyler Stone is showing Dana their plan to colonize Mars and their plan to reclaim(?) 'Alantis', some underwater thing of Alchemax's. Anyways, Dana is wearing an ICONIC outfit during this scene. Like so so cool.

Miguel is fighting the Freakers and Vulture, while Kasey and her group barge in and start fighting as well. But SURPRISE. Gabriel is there with Kasey. Kasey makes a comment about Miguel's butt, BUT I find it weird how undetailed his butt is in that panel. 🤨 Anyway, Miguel defeats Vulture and we see 'Angela Daskalakis' who recruits Sergeant Estevez to get back at Tyler Stone... and Spider-Man.

"Home Again, Home Again" #9 - This issue is penciled by someone new, Kelley Jones. It scared me seeing that the art style was going to keep changing, but it's kinda cool.
Miguel knocks out and steals a Flyboy's uniform to get home unbothered.
We see Kasey talking about S-Man, and she's very obviously into him, which upsets Gabriel.
goofy lookin' panel...
This section has a text inconsistency, because Kasey's name is spelt 'Casey' instead. ???.
anyways Miguel gets caught up to by other Flyboys, but it's because they were all called in to apprehend Spider-Man somewhere near by.
MORE WORLD-BUILDING. We finally figure out that 'Indys' refer to independant corporations, and that's what the Vulture thought created Spider-Man. We see Angela Daskalakis driving Estevez to an Indy owned town called Nightshade. This is also where we learn that the locals to New York are calling it 'Nueva York' instead. >:) world-building.
Back with Miguel and the Public Eye Flyboys, we realize that the Spider-Man sighting is of multiple people dressed up as him, who are called Spiderites and are now worshipping Spider-Man. Miguel finally gets home and he lies to Dana, saying he's been missing because he's trying to develop a method of getting rid of the Rapture side effects. Gabriel barges in and tells Miguel that they need to go see their mom.

"Mother's Day" #10 - Miguel, Gabriel and Dana go to visit the O'Hara's mother. WOOHOO. The two of them don't seem to be very worried about her, and she seems to ber pretending. Like she literally pretends to die, then argues with Miguel. lol.

It's revealed that this happens every few months. Gabriel and Dana urge him to go talk to her in a kinda funny panel. They look so goofy.

We get to see Miguel and Gabriel as kids, with their parents. We see their dad, George O'Hara, come in and break the news that Miguel is going to Alchemax's boarding school. This upsets their mom (Conchata) and the two proceed to fight. THIS GIVES US ONE OF THE SADDEST PANELS.
Anyway. Dana and Gabriel continue to talk about Miguel, and how Dana first met their father. She mentions how she saw Miguel cry at his funeral, and how it's clear he cares.
Back with Tyler Stone, he talks about the Alantis restoration, and sees that mutants attacked it. He decides to attack back. We also see him flush his son's ashes down the toliet..
Back with Conchata and Miguel, we learn that cigarettes are illegal, and we see that she has a shrine to Spider-Man in her closet, and she idolizes him for being against corportations. Miguel tries to show her that he is Spider-Man, but she doesn't believe him, but she thinks it's sweet that he cares enough to try and pretend to be him.

On his way home, Miguel beats up some Flyboys and delcares war on Alchemax and Stark, and breaks a security post like the one his dad instaleld in the Dana flashback! Good for him. He talks to a plaque of his dad's, and reveals that at his funeral he cried because he was upset he didn't kill him. WHOOPSIES. But he ends this issue with this COOL THING.

"Under Siege" #11 - W

"Death from on High" #12 - W

"Prophet and Loss" #13 - W

"Boiling Point" #14 - W

"The Rise of the Hammer" #15 - W

"The Hammer Strikes! Chapter One of the Fall of the Hammer" #16 - W

"Ye Gods" #17 - W

"Blown Circuts" #18 - W

"School Daze" #18 - W

"Meltdown" #19 - W

"Orientation" #19 - W

"Crash and Burn" #20 - W

"Getting in Deep" #20 - W

"Parlor Games" #21 - W

"Did You Just Say...?" #22 - W

"Dead Boy's Float" #22 - W

"No Fury" #23 - W

"Visiting Day" #23 - W

"Assault and Batteries" #24 - W

"Truth Hurts" #25 - W

"Net Loss" #25 - W

"Hostile Takeover" #26 - W

"Family Affair" #26 - W

"Deadly Nightshade" #27 - W

"Coming to a Head" #27 - W

"Travesty!" #28 - W

"Final Battle" #28 - W

"Going Out of Buisness Sale" #29 - W

"Brotherly Hate" #29 - W

"Bugaboo" #30 - W

"Splitting" #30 - W

"Route 666" #31 - W

"Day of the Dead" #32 - W

"Hitting the Road" #32 - W

"Strange Whine" #33 - W

"J'Accuse" #33 - W

"Mr. O'Hara Goes to Washington" #34 - W

"Bullies" #34 - W

"Blood From a Stone" #35 - W

"Venom" #36 - W

"It Tickled When We Kissed" #37 - W

"Silent Scream" #38 - W

"Hasta La Vista" #38 - W

"Brother's Keeper" #39 - W

"Judas Goat" #40 - W

"Despair" #41 - W

"Earth" #42 - W

"Water" #43 - W

"The Last Dance" #44 - W

"Drowning by Inches" #45 - W

"A House Divided" #46 - W