J.M. DeMatteis

The Amazing Spider-Man

Dimitris Papastergiou

This was like poetry in comic book form.

Kraven is at his best here, and honestly I haven't read a better version of him by any other writer. Not that Kraven was ever written in any way that would excite anyone or interest that much besides a typical villain, but here, he's taking the role of the protagonist and just by the way he talks and the decisions he makes, he's clearly a depressed man who he only wants to prove something to himself and then be done with everything in his life.

This one is one of the comics that I knew it was a "big deal" and a must for Spider-Man reads, but I had no idea that I'd like it that much.

Highly recommended for Spidey fans!

The Amazing Spider-Man

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