Homecoming sees Homecoming, as you might imagine, come to Midtown High. As you might imagine. But on the way, there's more problems afoot in the world of Mary Jane, when she discovers that her boyfriend Harry is pressuring nerdy Peter Parker to help him cheat. This actually didn't work for me a whole lot, as I might have preferred Harry and Peter to have a better relationship than that. In the meantime, Liz Allan thinks her boyfriend Flash is cheating on her with MJ, which is untrue... except that Flash wants to be with Mary Jane! So there are lots of problems around. Homecoming doesn't work quite as well as its predecessor, which is because 1) the cheating thing doesn't ring true to the characters to me and 2) Mary Jane wins Homecoming Queen as a write-in over Liz, which pushes the "everyone loves Mary Jane and she is always great" thing a little bit too far. But McKeever and Miyazawa still excel at those emotional moments, big or small, that sell the book as "true," especially a quiet conversation between Mary Jane and Peter late at night and that excellent last page.

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In this continuation of the Mary Jane series, Mary Jane is going to Homecoming with her boyfriend Harry. But when Harry's dad threatens to not let him go if he doesn't get his physics grade up, Harry is convinced the only way to do it is to cheat on the test. Will Mary Jane help him cheat so they can go to Homecoming together? And how does Spider-Man know her name?

Another sweet little comic. I'm enjoying this series and hope to find more. ( )