The Amazing Spider-Man, The Death of Jean DeWolff #[nn]

When Jean DeWolff is found dead in her apartment, Spider-Man is pulled into a web of crime and conspiracy that reaches deep into the heart of New York’s law enforcement. With Sgt. Stan Carter leading the investigation and Daredevil tangled in a courtroom battle over a mugging, Peter Parker finds himself caught between two worlds—his civilian life and the secret identity he’s trying to protect. As the Sin-Eater strikes again, the line between justice and vengeance begins to blur.

In the aftermath of Jean DeWolff’s death, Spider-Man races to stop the Sin-Eater, a killer whose trail leads from a courtroom to a church and into the heart of Peter Parker’s own past. With Aunt May in danger and the city reeling, Peter digs through Jean’s belongings, uncovering a surprising connection that deepens the mystery. As Daredevil mourns a fallen ally and Sin-Eater strikes again, the web of grief and vengeance tightens—leaving Peter to face a truth he never expected.

In the wake of Jean DeWolff’s death, Spider-Man and Daredevil race to stop a killer who’s wearing the Sin-Eater’s mask—only to find the man they captured is a copycat. With the real Sin-Eater still at large and Marla Jameson in danger, Peter Parker must act fast when a frantic Betty Leeds answers his call, her voice trembling as a gun presses to her head.

In the gripping conclusion to the "Death of Jean DeWolff" arc, Spider-Man races to stop the Sin-Eater—Sgt. Stan Carter—from being killed by a furious mob during his prison transfer, even as Daredevil intervenes to prevent Spidey from crossing a line. With the truth about Jean DeWolff’s killer shaking New York to its core, Peter Parker is forced to confront the fallout, from a desperate call from Aunt May about Ernie Popchik to a shocking revelation from Daredevil that changes everything.