Cover: Tim Sale

Spider-Man: Blue #6

Apr 2003 · Marvel · 3.50 USD; 5.75 CAD

📊 ~57,660 copies sold its debut month

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“All of Me”

In "All of Me," Peter Parker reflects on the lasting impact of Gwen Stacy’s death, a moment that reshaped the lives of those around him—especially Mary Jane, whose grief echoes through time. As Spider-Man finally bests Kraven the Hunter, Flash Thompson prepares to leave for the Army, marking another chapter in a life defined by loss and legacy. Jeph Loeb’s poignant storytelling, rendered in Tim Sale’s signature moody art and stark inks, captures the weight of memory and the quiet cost of being a hero.

writer Jeph Loeb · artist, inker Tim Sale · colorist Steve Buccellato · letterer Richard Starkings · letterer Comicraft · letterer Wes Abbott · cover Tim Sale

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Full credits

writer Jeph Loeb

artist, inker Tim Sale

colorist Steve Buccellato

letterer Richard Starkings

letterer Comicraft

letterer Wes Abbott

cover pencils, inks Tim Sale

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Spider-Man defeats Kraven the Hunter. Flash Thompson leaves for the Army. In the present day, Peter reminisces about how Gwen's death changed her friends, but maybe Mary Jane most of all.

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