"Amazing Fantasy" by Chip Zdarsky and Joe Quinones (Spectacular#301-303)

[Lukmendes]

There's been a new podcast interview with Chip lately. He said, with the exception of the issue where Peter revealed who he was to Jonah, the book is editorially mandated to be quite light and fun, and is to be treated as a "soft reboot" that is in-continuity.

That certainly explains those first four issues lol.

Wonder if this time travel business will be only for shits and giggles or there'll be some weird revelation during it.

[oldschool]

There's been a new podcast interview with Chip lately. He said, with the exception of the issue where Peter revealed who he was to Jonah, the book is editorially mandated to be quite light and fun, and is to be treated as a "soft reboot" that is in-continuity.

That's too bad because the JJJ issue (#6) was not only the best issue of this series by a long shot but also one of the best Spidey issues of the past decade. The subsequent issues have been good but I don't think a Spidey book needs to be "light and fun" to be successful nor does it necessarily have to be grim and gritty. Street-level, relatable and strong characterizations make for the best Spidey stories IMO.