And one need look no farther than The Amazing Spider-Man #32 to see why. This is easily the most visually stunning issue of ASM since Stuart Immonen was still drawing the series. Clearly ...

This Wednesday, August 23rd, our perpetually bright-eyed Spidey gets a dose of "darkness" in Amazing Spider-Man #32. Or so the Marvel marketing copy promises. Two of his most notorious enemies are ...

On sale August 23rd, Amazing Spider-Man #32 sees artist Patrick Gleason (Amazing Spider-Man: Beyond) rejoin Amazing as Kraven and Queen Goblin hunt their prey. The issue leads into “Spider-Man ...

Read on to find out who's replacing Osborn as Spidey's greatest nemesis, but beware of spoilers ahead for The Amazing Spider-Man #32! For those who haven't been following the series in recent ...

Zeb Wells' Amazing Spider-Man run has proven to be somewhat divisive among comic book readers, but today's issue #32 features another development that's bound to divide opinions. A couple of ...

Zeb Wells wrote Amazing Spider-Man #32, with artwork by Patrick Gleason, colors by Marcio Menyz, and letters by Joe Caramagna. You can see the preview pages and the issue’s solicitation ...

That's not the case at the end of "The Amazing Spider-Man" #32, which sees Spidey entombed by a massive piece of wrecked machinery weighing several tons. The drama continues in "The Amazing Spider ...

The villain can also imbue others with Norman's sins, as she did to Kraven the Hunter's spear in Amazing Spider-Man #32 (by Zeb Wells, Patrick Gleason, Marcio Menyz, and Joe Caramagna).