Spider-Man: Amazing #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the early issues of the 2010 'Spider-Man: Amazing' series, a short-lived but notable run that followed Peter Parker during a transitional period in his life. Written by Fred Van Lente with art by Cory Smith and Reilly Brown, the story sees Spider-Man dealing with new villains and personal challenges while maintaining his usual wisecracking heroism.
In this 2010 installment of Spider-Man: Amazing, written by Paul Tobin and illustrated by Matteo Lolli, Spider-Man is enlisted by the enigmatic Blonde Phantom to shadow Wolverine for a day—testing if the berserker can be a clean-cut ambassador for "Rebellion" hair gel. What starts as a bizarre PR stunt quickly spirals into chaos when Wolverine’s usual brand of trouble draws the Torino mob into the mix. Just as things heat up, Bullseye appears—saving Spider-Man not out of kindness, but to set the stage for a personal reckoning. The cover, by Karl Kerschl and Serge LaPointe, captures the moment with sharp, kinetic energy.
When Midnight and his ninjas ambush Shang Chi during a martial arts demo at Midtown High, Spidey’s web-swinging intervention brings more than just a hero’s help—it stirs up tension in a school already buzzing with new arrivals. The newest student, the youngest Torino family member, slips into class with quiet intensity, their presence a quiet storm in the hallways.
In this 2010 tale from Spider-Man: Amazing, Spider-Man and Chat are enlisted by the enigmatic Blonde Phantom to shadow Wolverine for a day—testing if the berserker can be the face of "Rebellion" hair gel. What starts as a simple surveillance mission quickly spirals into chaos when Wolverine’s usual brand of trouble draws the Torino mob into a brawl. Just as the situation escalates, Bullseye appears—saving Spider-Man not out of kindness, but to claim him as his next target.
In "Duel to the Death with the Vulture," Spider-Man faces off against the elusive, winged criminal known as the Vulture, a menace the police can't stop. With the stakes high and his aunt's rent on the line, Peter Parker captures the fight on camera and sells the photos to J. Jonah Jameson at the Daily Bugle.
In "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!", Peter Parker stumbles upon suspicious alterations to a professor’s computer, leading him on a trail that uncovers a secretive alien group with far-reaching ambitions. As he races to expose their plans, Peter must navigate a web of deception and high-tech intrigue before the threat becomes impossible to stop.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Age Spider-Man #1 (2004), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #1 (2010), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #2 (2010), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #3 (2010)
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