REVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man, #15

[CBR News]

"Spider-Verse" is over! Long live "Spider-Verse" -- or something like that. Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli add an epilogue to the most spider-riffic event of the year in "Amazing Spider-Man" #15.


Full review here.

[Venom2099]

"Amazing Spider-Man" #15 closes the door on "Spider-Verse" as Slott and company look toward the future with Peter Parker clearly in control of his own destiny. There are plenty of threads to pick up but, for the first time in what feels like years, Slott will be able to tell a Spider-Man tale that doesn't revolve around Otto Octavius or build towards a universe-spanning event. For now, "Amazing Spider-Man" #15 is the first inhale for that breath of fresh air.


At least until Secret Wars???

[Aruran.]

All this proves is that a majority of the readers want Spider-Man back into the street-level stories again.

[Probalus]

All this proves is that a majority of the readers want Spider-Man back into the street-level stories again.

The amazing sales for Spider-Verse says otherwise.

[MarioHerald]

For the purpose of record keeping, here is another thread with discussion and lots of impressions on the issue by CBR users in the Spider-man forum.

Amazing Spider-Man #15 *Spoilers*
http://community.comicbookresources....-15-*Spoilers*

As well as one for the whole of Spider-verse.

Spider-Verse: Your Final Verdict
http://community.comicbookresources....-Final-Verdict

We also had a bit of fun at the "Kaine the Scarlet Spider and Hummingbird appreciation" thread with one of the reveals done in the comic:

http://community.comicbookresources....eciation/page7

[ComicBookMan]

How do you know? Did you run a poll? Give me a break. Speak for yourself. Spider-Man has been around forever and it only makes sense to have some drastic changes happen or epic events. It's always nice to throw curveballs in a long running series and we all know the series eventually reverts back to it's 'regular' style (street level stuff).