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Cover: Phil Jimenez & Andy Lanning

The Amazing Spider-Man #567

Oct 2008 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 3.05 CAD
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“Kraven's First Hunt Part Three: Legacy”
★ 1st appearance — Sasha Kravinoff
About this Issue

Amazing Spider-Man #567 is the concluding chapter of 'Kraven's First Hunt' and delivers the issue's single most consequential moment: the first appearance of Sasha Kravinoff, matriarch of the Kravinoff clan and the architect of the multi-year Gauntlet and Grim Hunt storylines that would redefine the Kraven legacy for the modern era. The issue also formally names and reveals the identity of Ana Kravinoff — Kraven the Hunter's teenage daughter and the arc's central villain — completing the introduction of an entirely new generation of Kravinoff antagonists. By deliberately echoing the structure of J.M. DeMatteis and Mike Zeck's 1987 classic 'Kraven's Last Hunt' (including the reappearance of Vermin), writer Marc Guggenheim consciously threads the new characters into Spider-Man's deepest continuity, transforming what could have been a self-contained arc into the first domino of one of the Brand New Day era's most ambitious long-game narratives. The introduction of Sasha in particular proved essential: her obsessive plan to resurrect her dead husband by sacrificing Spider-Man would drive events across roughly sixty subsequent issues, culminating in the 2010 'Grim Hunt' storyline.

In "Kraven's First Hunt Part Three: Legacy," Peter Parker, masked as Daredevil, leads a tense underground chase through the city's sewers, tracking Vermin to uncover Ana Kravinoff’s trap. With Vin Gonzales caught in the crossfire and the new Kraven on the prowl, the line between hunter and hunted blurs—until an unexpected ally emerges from the shadows. The issue’s striking visuals by Phil Jimenez, with inks by Andy Lanning, bring the high-stakes confrontation to life, while the story sets up a simmering tension that lingers long after the final page.

writer Marc Guggenheim · artist Phil Jimenez · inker Andy Lanning · colorist Chris Chuckry · letterer VC's Cory Petit · cover Phil Jimenez, Andy Lanning

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History

The issue was produced during Marvel's 'Brand New Day' initiative, the thrice-monthly publishing experiment following the controversial 'One More Day' soft reboot, in which a rotating 'braintrust' of writers contributed interconnected but self-contained story arcs. Marc Guggenheim wrote the 'Kraven's First Hunt' arc (#565–567) with Phil Jimenez handling both pencils and the cover for all three chapters. Ana Kravinoff as a character was a collaborative creation, credited to Guggenheim, Joe Kelly, Mike McKone, and Phil Jimenez — reflecting the braintrust's shared worldbuilding approach — with her actual first appearance occurring one issue earlier in #565. The collected edition of the arc, published the same year, gathered issues #564–567 alongside a Harry Osborn short from the Brand New Day Extra one-shot.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • First appearance of Sasha Kravinoff (Aleksandra 'Sasha' Kravinoff), wife of the original Kraven the Hunter, who appears in the closing pages as Ana's mother and the unseen hand behind the hunt.
  • Concludes 'Kraven's First Hunt,' the three-part arc (ASM #565–567) titled 'Legacy' for this final chapter, in which Ana Kravinoff is formally named and revealed as the daughter of the deceased Sergei Kravinoff.
  • Written by Marc Guggenheim with art and cover by Phil Jimenez; Ana Kravinoff was co-created by Guggenheim, Joe Kelly, Mike McKone, and Phil Jimenez.
  • The arc deliberately mirrors 'Kraven's Last Hunt' (1987): Ana hunts Spider-Man, forces a costume swap (Peter wears Daredevil's suit to rescue Vin Gonzales), and Vermin appears as a parallel to his role in the original DeMatteis/Zeck story.
  • Vin Gonzales, Peter Parker's police-officer roommate, is mistaken for Spider-Man and hunted through the sewers while wearing Peter's costume — a plot device that strains their relationship and ends with Vin punching Spider-Man in the face.
  • Published as part of Marvel's 'Brand New Day' initiative (ASM #546–647), a thrice-monthly publishing experiment following 'One More Day' that used a rotating braintrust of writers.
  • Sasha and Ana Kravinoff's introduction here directly seeded 'The Gauntlet' and 'Grim Hunt' (ASM #612–637), a two-year storyline in which Sasha orchestrated the weakening and near-sacrifice of Spider-Man to resurrect Sergei Kravinoff.
  • The arc was collected in the hardcover Spider-Man: Kraven's First Hunt (2008), which also included ASM #564 and a Harry Osborn story from Brand New Day Extra.

Cast · 10 characters

Full credits

colorist Chris Chuckry
cover pencils Phil Jimenez
cover inks Andy Lanning

Reprints

Reprinted in Spider-Man: Kraven's First Hunt #[nn] (2008), Spider-Man: Brand New Day - The Complete Collection #2 (2016), Spider-Man: Brand New Day Omnibus #1 (2024)

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