What do you think of Marvel Knights: Spider-Man?

[Frontier]

Surprisingly good for Mark Millar on Spider-Man.

[Kaitou D. Kid]

Underrated. Arguably Millar's best work at Marvel.

[Mister Mets]

I always say it was like Batman: Hush but well done.

I have to agree.

It seems like Millar and the Dodsons trying to remix their favorite Spider-Man stories. I loved it.

[HypnoHustler]

Was Batman: Hush bad? Haven’t read it, but I’ve heard decent things about it multiple times. I know it has its fans.

I have to agree MK: SM is Millar’s best Marvel work. Was never a fan of his Ultimate stuff which just tried too hard to be extreme and is pretty cringey in retrospect. And Civil War had some great moments but was overall a mess. Plus, it left so much damage in its wake.

[Mister Mets]

Was Batman: Hush bad? Haven’t read it, but I’ve heard decent things about it multiple times. I know it has its fans.

I have to agree MK: SM is Millar’s best Marvel work. Was never a fan of his Ultimate stuff which just tried too hard to be extreme and is pretty cringey in retrospect. And Civil War had some great moments but was overall a mess. Plus, it left so much damage in its wake.

Hush is immensely popular. I don't see why it's in so many top-ten lists, but it clearly has its fans.

[ImOctavius]

Was Batman: Hush bad? Haven’t read it, but I’ve heard decent things about it multiple times. I know it has its fans.

I think people like it because there are a ton of villains, Batman is beating Superman (again) and the art is done by Jim Lee.

[Daibhidh]

I think people like it because there are a ton of villains, Batman is beating Superman (again) and the art is done by Jim Lee.

It is also I believe the first story in continuity in which Bruce tells Selina, and they sleep together.

[HypnoHustler]

It was also testing the waters to see if fans wanted Jason Todd back, right?

[comictimes]

I'd be hard pressed to find a Spider_man comic I like better.