Marvel Age Spider-Man #17

Feb 2005 · Marvel · 2.25 USD; 3.25 CAD

📊 ~11,644 copies sold its debut month

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“The End of Spider-Man!”

In "The End of Spider-Man!", Peter Parker faces mounting pressure as J. Jonah Jameson doubles down on his crusade against the web-slinger, turning both the Daily Bugle and the airwaves into battlegrounds. With the weight of public opinion and his own doubts pressing in, Peter begins to question whether he can keep fighting—both as a hero and as himself. Written by Todd DeZago, Stan Lee, and Steve Ditko, with art by Logan Lubera and inks by Craig Yeung, this pivotal issue captures a turning point in Spider-Man’s journey, all wrapped in a striking cover by Roger Cruz.

writer Todd DeZago · writer Stan Lee · writer Steve Ditko · artist Logan Lubera · inker Craig Yeung · colorist Hi-Fi · letterer Dave Sharpe · cover Roger Cruz

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Full credits

writer Todd DeZago

writer Stan Lee

writer Steve Ditko

artist Logan Lubera

inker Craig Yeung

colorist Hi-Fi

letterer Dave Sharpe

cover pencils, inks Roger Cruz

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J. Jonah Jameson continues his vendetta against Spider-Man both with his newspaper and on television. Peter Parker considers giving up his costumed identity.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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