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The Amazing Spider-Man #700
Written by Dan Slott, JM DeMatteis, Jen Van Meter
Pencils by Humberto Ramos, Giuseppe Camuncol, and Stephanie Buscema
Inks by Victor Olazaba, and Sal Buscema
Colors by Edgar DelGado, and Antonio Fabela
Letters by VC's Chris Eliopoulos
Covers by MR Garcin, Steve Ditko & Marcos Martin, Humberto Ramos & Edgar DelGado, Oliver Coipel & Justin Ponsor, J. Scott Campbell & Edgar Delgado and Joe Quesada, Danny Miki and Morry Hollowell
Marvel Comics
Release Date: December 26, 2012
Cover Price: $7.99
This is IT, True Believer! The Amazing Spider-Man #700 is the LAST issue of Marvel Comics' flagship title starring their most popular character. Now, I don't want to incur the Twitter wrath of writer Dan Slott, so you won't find any spoilers here, BUT you'll get the nuts and bolts of if this issue is worth it or not.
Slott has been writing Spider-Man a loooooong time. And, like he himself stated, this story began way back with his earliest work on the title, about 100 issues ago. First, let me say, the lead up to this story has been pretty entertaining. Not mind-blowing, but very entertaining. This issue, however, does have some VERY mind-blowing moments. It's a classic Spider-Man story that will have fans of the series recalling all of their favorite issues, as so many of them have been told at this king of break-neck, beat the clock manner. [...]
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