Astonishing Spider-Man #32

Mar 2011 · Panini UK · 2.95 GBP

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In "Last Legs," a man whose life was saved by Spider-Man recounts his journey from rock bottom to redemption—only for the tale to take a shocking turn when Venom dons the Spider-Man suit, twisting the hero's legacy in a way that redefines everything. Written by Marc Sumerak and brought to life by Javier Pulido’s dynamic art and Javier Rodríguez’s vivid colors, this issue captures a pivotal moment in a story that’s as personal as it is perilous. The cover, by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson, hints at the duality at the heart of the tale.

Contains 2 stories

Last Legs

61 pp · Superhero

Spider-ManDoctor OctopusCaptain America [Steve Rogers]HammerheadUltronDaredevilSandmanHulk8-BallBoomerangHydro-ManBlindsideDekeBen UrichSally FloydAunt May ParkerJ. Jonah Jameson SrRobbie RobertsonRobbie RobertsonMartha RobertsonRandy RobertsonNorah WintersJ. Jonah Jameson JrCarlie CooperAvengers [Spider-WomanWolverineCaptain America [Bucky Barnes]Ronin [Clint Barton]Luke Cage]Fantastic Four [Mister FantasticThingInvisible WomanHuman Torch]Michele GonzalesBetty BrantFlash ThompsonAnna WatsonMary-Jane Watson

In "Last Legs," Spider-Man battles Doc Ock's escalating takeover of New York, pushing his limits in a fight that tests both body and will. After the chaos, he arrives at Aunt May’s wedding to J. Jonah Sr., only to be stunned by an unexpected guest.

Dark Reflection

10 pp · Superhero

Venon [as Dark Spider-Man]Spider-ManSharonUnnamed Protagonist

In "Dark Reflection," Jo recounts how Spider-Man once saved his life and helped him rebuild—until the day Venom donned the red-and-blue suit, twisting the symbol into something darker. The story takes a sharp turn as the familiar hero becomes a terrifying imitation, forcing Jo to confront a world where the mask no longer stands for hope.