Spider-Man/Spider-Gwen: Sitting in a Tree Review

Finished reading Spider-Man/Spider-Gwen: Sitting in a Tree, crossing over the Miles Morales Spider-Man series with Spider-Gwen as Miles goes on ab adventure to try and find his father who went missing in an alternative universe on a mission from S.H.I.E.L.D. The book opens with Miles talking to his friends Ganke and Fabio about his most recent adventure which started with Maria Hill coming to meet with Miles who is out looking for this father where Maria tells Miles that his father went on an off the books mission for her to an alternative universe that turns out to be Spider-Gwen's universe which leads to Miles teaming up with Gwen in trying to find his father. Overall this was a great book as it sends Miles and Gwen into a interdimensional adventure that is easily assessable for anyone who hasn't been reading both books while continues to build on the characters own development and their own part of the Marvel universe. The character interactions in the book are great as Miles and Gwen play of one another extremely well as there is a great amount of comedy that's to how they react to one another in the different situations they find themselves in. Additionally the interactions between Miles, his friends and the two different versions of his father brings some emotional driven moments for Miles as a character. The art throughout the book is great as both art teams work together extremely well thanks to the way the aesthetic and tone of Miles and Gwen's universes are brought to life thanks to the constant colour palette between each art team and how the changes for the different point of view. 8/10.