Review:
The Fantastic Four show up and ask for Spider-Man's help with locating Namor's lost/stolen city. This will involve finding a dolphin talisman (seen in the previous volume). Although Spider-Man (and Mike the pigeon) manages to find the talisman with Ant-Man's help, the situation rapidly becomes weird. It seems that everything is getting drawn into the quantum realm for some reason.
I don't know much about She-Hulk, but this volume leads me to believe that fourth wall breaking is one of her things. At any rate, there is a good bit of fourth wall breaking, as Spider-Man's flips literally flip the book (readers are encouraged to turn the book as needed in order to properly follow the story).
I didn't like this quite as much as the first volume, but the interactivity helped to somewhat make up for that. In addition to all the book flipping, there's a Seek-N-Find activity that's surprisingly difficult - I never did find three of the items.
Each volume seems like an effort to cram in as many characters (particularly ones from the Marvel Cinematic Universe) as possible. Here we've got She-Hulk, Moon Girl, Shang Chi, Moon Knight, Ant-Man, etc.
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