Ock didn't just inherit Peter's powers, he inherited his luck too. In the middle of a time travel crisis, some of Otto's decisions regarding his doctorate and job with Horizon Labz come back to bite him, and that pushes him to make even bolder choices (some good, some bad).

The plot gets a little more chaotic with the addition of Spidey 2099. The concept and world built around the character is interesting, but my admiration for that comes from prior knowledge of the character and not anything in this book, so if you're new to the character, I'm pretty sure this book will leave you ambivalent to him.

Another note: on paper, I like the character of Anne Marie, but 3 volumes in and we dont have much characterization beyond the facts that shes smart, likes to cook, and is enamored with Ock's intellect. I wish we got more of her and knew more about her as a character.