# List of The Amazing Spider-Man issues

The following is a complete list of all volumes of The Amazing Spider-Man, with notes for each issue. The list is updated as of March 19, 2024.

## Amazing Fantasy #15 (August 1962)

This comic book plot is written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko. Features the first appearances of Spider-Man, Aunt May, Uncle Ben, Flash Thompson, and Liz Allan. High school student Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider, thus gaining the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider, along with a precognitive "spider-sense" and later creating a web-shooting device. Peter becomes Spider-Man, an instant TV sensation, but coming out of a TV studio one day, Peter does not stop an escaping burglar, claiming it is not his problem. A few days later, he comes home to find his Uncle Ben has been shot and goes to track down the murderer, only to find that it was the same burglar that he had let escape a few days earlier. Peter blames himself for his uncle's death and realizes that with great power there must also come great responsibility.
This issue was released on June 5, 1962, and was published in August 1962.

## The Amazing Spider-Man #1–100 (January 1963 – July 1971)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 1 | Spider-Man: Freak! Public Menace! / The Chameleon Strikes! | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko | Stan Lee | Jan. 1963 |
| The first appearance of Daily Bugle editor J. Jonah Jameson and his son, astronaut John Jameson. The Bugle begins its campaign against Spider-Man. |||||
| The first meeting between Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four. The first appearance of the Chameleon, the first villain in Spider-Man's rogues gallery. |||||
| 2 | Duel to the Death with the Vulture! / The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | March 1963 |
| The first appearance of the original Vulture. Peter Parker begins selling photos to the Daily Bugle. |||||
| The first appearance of the Tinkerer. |||||
| 3 | The Strangest Foe of All Time...Doctor Octopus | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | May 1963 |
| The origin and first appearance of Doctor Octopus. The second meeting between Spider-Man and the Human Torch. |||||
| 4 | Nothing Can Stop...the Sandman! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | July 1963 |
| The origin and first appearance of the Sandman and J. Jonah Jameson's secretary Betty Brant. |||||
| 5 | Marked for Destruction by Dr. Doom! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Aug. 1963 |
| The first battle between Spider-Man and Doctor Doom. Spider-Man rescues Flash Thompson from Doom. |||||
| 6 | Face-to-Face with...the Lizard! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Sept. 1963 |
| The origin and first appearance of the Lizard. The first Spider-Man story set outside New York City. |||||
| 7 | The Return of the Vulture | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Oct. 1963 |
| The second appearance of the original Vulture. |||||
| 8 | The Terrible Threat of the Living Brain! / Spider-Man Tackles the Torch! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Jan. 1964 |
| The first appearance of the Living Brain. Peter Parker takes on Flash Thompson in a boxing match. |||||
| Spider-Man takes on the Fantastic Four in a "surprise extra" story. |||||
| 9 | The Man Called Electro! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Feb. 1964 |
| The origin and first appearance of Electro. Aunt May is taken ill. |||||
| 10 | The Enforcers! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Mar. 1964 |
| The first appearance of Bugle journalist-turned-mobster Frederick Foswell, a.k.a. the Big Man, and the Enforcers: Fancy Dan, the Ox and Montana. Aunt May recovers, and Betty Brant leaves New York for Pennsylvania. |||||
| 11 | Turning Point featuring: The Return of Dr. Octopus! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Apr. 1964 |
| The return of Doctor Octopus. Bennett Brant, brother of Betty, is accidentally shot by a stray bullet when Spider-Man fights a mobster. Betty blames Spider-Man for her brother's death as a result. |||||
| 12 | Unmasked by Dr. Octopus | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | May 1964 |
| After Doctor Octopus escapes from their last battle, he tries to find Spider-Man, which leads to him capturing Betty Brant. Spider-Man fights Doctor Octopus until he is defeated and unmasked to be revealed as Peter Parker. Everyone believes this to be false and Doctor Octopus escapes. Later, Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus have another fight in which Spider-Man wins. |||||
| 13 | The Menace of...Mysterio! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | June 1964 |
| The first appearance of the original Mysterio, who frames Spider-Man for a robbery. Mysterio is seen as a hero for exposing Spider-Man as a villain. When they fight, Mysterio blocks Spider-Man's spider-sense, and continuously defeats Spider-Man. In the end, Spider-Man defeats Mysterio. |||||
| 14 | The Grotesque Adventure of the Green Goblin | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | July 1964 |
| The first appearance of the Green Goblin, who convinces a movie producer to make a movie with Spider-Man fighting the Enforcers and himself. While fighting in a cave, they come across the Hulk. |||||
| 15 | Kraven the Hunter! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Aug. 1964 |
| The first appearance of Kraven the Hunter, who teams up with the Chameleon to try to kill Spider-Man. |||||
| 16 | Duel with Daredevil | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Sep. 1964 |
| Spider-Man gets hypnotized by the Ringmaster, and is ordered to fight Daredevil. |||||
| 17 | The Return of the Green Goblin! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Oct. 1964 |
| Flash Thompson starts the Spider-Man Fan Club. The first appearance of the Green Goblin's now-iconic Goblin Glider. |||||
| 18 | The End of Spider-Man! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Nov. 1964 |
| The first appearance of Ned Leeds. Spider-Man watches over his sick aunt, running away from the Sandman and being called a coward. |||||
| 19 | Spidey Strikes Back! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Dec. 1964 |
| Spider-Man strikes back against the Sandman and the Enforcers. |||||
| 20 | The Coming of the Scorpion | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Jan. 1965 |
| The first appearance of the Scorpion. Dr. Farley Stillwell turns Mac Gargan into the Scorpion at the request of J.Jonah Jameson. |||||
| 21 | Where Flies the Beetle | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Feb. 1965 |
| The Beetle kidnaps the Human Torch's girlfriend and Spider-Man tries to rescue her, but the Torch thinks Spider-Man did it. The Torch finally catches up to the Beetle and sees that he has kidnapped Doris Evans and goes to try and catch him, with a little help from Spider-Man. |||||
| 22 | Preeeeeesenting...the Clown, and his Masters of Menace! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Mar. 1965 |
| Spider-Man battles the Clown and his Masters of Menace, otherwise known as the Circus of Crime. |||||
| 23 | The Goblin and the Gangsters | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Apr. 1965 |
| Spider-Man battles the Green Goblin. |||||
| 24 | Spider-Man Goes Mad! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | May 1965 |
| The original Mysterio, under the guise of Dr. Ludwig Rinehart, tries to convince Spider-Man that he is insane. |||||
| 25 | Captured by J. Jonah Jameson! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | June 1965 |
| The first appearance of Professor Spencer Smythe and of the first Spider-Slayer. The first appearance of Mary Jane Watson (face obscured). |||||
| 26 | The Man in the Crime-Master's Mask | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | July 1965 |
| The first appearance of the original Crime-Master and Patch the Stool Pigeon. |||||
| 27 | Bring Back My Goblin to Me! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Aug. 1965 |
| The death of the original Crime-Master; Patch revealed to be Frederick Foswell. |||||
| 28 | The Menace of the Molten Man | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Sep. 1965 |
| The first appearance of the Molten Man; Peter Parker's graduation from Midtown High. |||||
| 29 | Never Step on a Scorpion | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Oct. 1965 |
| Spider-Man battles the Scorpion. |||||
| 30 | The Claws of the Cat | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Nov. 1965 |
| Spider-Man battles the Cat. |||||
| 31 | If This Be My Destiny...! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Dec. 1965 |
| The first appearances of Harry Osborn, Gwen Stacy, Professor Miles Warren. Peter Parker starts college. First part of a three-part story. |||||
| 32 | Man on a Rampage | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Jan. 1966 |
| Aunt May is in the hospital with radiation poisoning in her blood due to a blood transfusion from Peter. Second part of a three-part story. |||||
| 33 | The Final Chapter | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Feb. 1966 |
| Legendary issue where Spider-Man must escape after being pinned under heavy machinery in order to get the antidote to Aunt May. Third part of a three-part story. |||||
| 34 | The Thrill of the Hunt! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Mar. 1966 |
| Spider-Man battles Kraven the Hunter. |||||
| 35 | The Molten Man Regrets | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | Apr. 1966 |
| Spider-Man battles the Molten Man. |||||
| 36 | When Falls the Meteor | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | May 1966 |
| The first appearance of the Looter. |||||
| 37 | Once Upon a Time, There Was a Robot...! | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | June 1966 |
| Professor Mendell Stromm creates two robots that Spider-Man must battle. The first appearance of Norman Osborn. |||||
| 38 | Just a Guy named Joe | Lee/Ditko | Stan Lee | July 1966 |
| The last issue with Steve Ditko's artwork. |||||
| 39 | How Green Was My Goblin | Lee/John Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Aug. 1966 |
| The Green Goblin is revealed to be Norman Osborn. The Green Goblin discovers Spider-Man's identity. |||||
| 40 | Spidey Saves the Day! featuring: The End of the Green Goblin | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Sept. 1966 |
| The Green Goblin gets amnesia, forgets Spider-Man's identity, and returns to his life as Norman Osborn. |||||
| 41 | The Horns of the Rhino | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Oct. 1966 |
| The first appearance of the Rhino. |||||
| 42 | The Birth of a Superhero | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Nov. 1966 |
| John Jameson, whose mind is clouded by space spores, calls himself Colonel Jupiter and fights Spider-Man. The first full appearance of Mary Jane Watson. |||||
| 43 | Rhino on the Rampage | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Dec. 1966 |
| Spider-Man battles the Rhino once more after the Rhino breaks out of jail. |||||
| 44 | Where Crawls the Lizard | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Nov. 1966 |
| The return of the Lizard. |||||
| 45 | Spidey Smashes Out | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Dec. 1966 |
| Spider-Man's battle with the Lizard concludes. |||||
| 46 | The Sinister Shocker | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Jan. 1967 |
| The first appearance of the Shocker. Peter Parker moves in with Harry Osborn. |||||
| 47 | In the Hands of the Hunter | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Feb. 1967 |
| Return of Kraven the Hunter. |||||
| Note: Deadpool #11 intersects this story, with Deadpool disguising himself as Peter Parker and Blind Al disguising herself as Aunt May. Parts of the issue were drawn over Amazing Spider-Man #47, resulting in a Forrest Gump-type insertion of Deadpool and Blind Al. It is unknown whether the events in Deadpool #11 remain in canon, though the story ended the same way as Amazing Spider-Man #47 did. |||||
| 48 | The Wings of the Vulture! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | March 1967 |
| The first appearance of the second Vulture. |||||
| 49 | From the Depths of Defeat! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | April 1967 |
| Kraven and the second Vulture team up to battle Spider-Man. |||||
| 50 | Spider-Man No More! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | May 1967 |
| Peter Parker decides to give up his Spider-Man identity once and for all and throws away his costume. He resumes crime-fighting when he remembers that he is fighting for his Uncle Ben. The first appearance of the Kingpin. Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon make cameos. |||||
| 51 | In the Clutches of...the Kingpin! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | June 1967 |
| Frederick Foswell joins the Kingpin instead of trying to take over as the head of the mob. The Kingpin kidnaps J. Jonah Jameson. The first appearance of Joe Robertson. |||||
| 52 | To Die a Hero! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | July 1967 |
| The Kingpin story arc concluded. Frederick Foswell dies a hero by being shot while defending J. Jonah Jameson. |||||
| 53 | Enter: Dr. Octopus | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Aug. 1967 |
| Doctor Octopus returns to steal the Nullifier. He sets a trap for Spider-Man and believes he has killed him. |||||
| 54 | The Tentacles and the Trap! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Sept. 1967 |
| Doctor Octopus becomes a boarder at Aunt May's house. Spider-Man battles him, but Aunt May suffers a heart attack. |||||
| 55 | Doc Ock Wins! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Oct. 1967 |
| Doctor Octopus steals the Nullifier and uses it on Spider-Man, causing him to forget who he is. |||||
| 56 | Disaster! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Nov. 1967 |
| Having lost his memory, Spider-Man helps Doctor Octopus. The first appearance of Captain George Stacy. |||||
| 57 | The Coming of Ka-Zar! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Dec. 1967 |
| Spider-Man battles Ka-Zar. At the end of the issue, Spider-Man's memory returns. |||||
| 58 | To Kill a Spider-Man! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Jan. 1968 |
| The first appearance of the second Spider-Slayer. |||||
| 59 | The Brand of the Brainwasher! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Feb. 1968 |
| Mary Jane Watson gets a dancing gig at a club, but the club is, in fact, a trap to brainwash important individuals. Spider-Man discovers that the Kingpin is behind it all. The first appearance of Mary Jane Watson on the cover of an issue. |||||
| 60 | O, Bitter Victory | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | March 1968 |
| Spider-Man battles the Kingpin, who has brainwashed Captain Stacy. |||||
| 61 | What A Tangled Web We Weave! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | April 1968 |
| Captain Stacy realizes he has been brainwashed. The Kingpin captures Captain Stacy and Gwen as a trap for Spider-Man. Spider-Man saves them from being crushed, but the Kingpin escapes. |||||
| 62 | Make Way for...Medusa! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | May 1968 |
| Spider-Man battles Medusa, one of the Inhumans. |||||
| 63 | Wings in the Night | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | June 1968 |
| The original Vulture is revealed to be still alive. He steals a second set of wings and frees the second Vulture (Blackie Drago) from prison. The two Vultures battle it out and Drago is humiliatingly defeated. |||||
| 64 | The Vulture's Prey | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | July 1968 |
| Part 2; Spider-Man battles the original Vulture. |||||
| 65 | The Impossible Escape! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Aug. 1968 |
| Injured from his battle with the original Vulture, Spider-Man is taken to the prison infirmary, but the police do not unmask him. When a riot breaks out, Spider-Man saves Captain Stacy. |||||
| 66 | The Madness of Mysterio! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Sept. 1968 |
| The original Mysterio lures Spider-Man into a trap. |||||
| 67 | To Squash a Spider! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Oct. 1968 |
| The original Mysterio makes Spider-Man believe he has been shrunk down to six inches tall. The first appearance of Randy Robertson. |||||
| 68 | Crisis on the Campus | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Nov. 1968 |
| The Kingpin uses a campus demonstration as a diversion to steal an ancient clay tablet. |||||
| 69 | Mission: Crush the Kingpin! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Dec. 1968 |
| Spider-Man battles the Kingpin and retrieves the tablet. |||||
| 70 | Spider-Man Wanted! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Jan. 1969 |
| While the Kingpin escapes from prison, Spider-Man is sought as his accomplice. |||||
| 71 | The Speedster and the Spider! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Feb. 1969 |
| Spider-Man battles Quicksilver. |||||
| 72 | Rocked by...the Shocker! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | March 1969 |
| The return of the Shocker, who steals the tablet from the Stacys. Spider-Man defeats him, but the tablet is missing. |||||
| 73 | The Web Closes! | Lee/Romita Sr./John Buscema | Stan Lee | April 1969 |
| Spider-Man tracks the tablet to the Shocker's girlfriend, but he is overcome by Man Mountain Marko, who brings it to Silvermane (in his first appearance). Dr. Connors is kidnapped to unlock the secrets of the tablet. |||||
| 74 | If This Be Bedlam! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | May 1969 |
| Silvermane drinks a potion made by Dr. Connors according to the tablet and becomes younger. Appearances by Man Mountain Marko and Caesar Cicero. |||||
| 75 | Death Without Warning! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | June 1969 |
| Silvermane's potion backfires, as he continues to grow younger until he disappears. Dr. Connors becomes the Lizard again. |||||
| 76 | The Lizard Lives! | Lee/Buscema | Stan Lee | July 1969 |
| Spider-Man battles the Lizard. During their battle, the Human Torch shows up. |||||
| 77 | In the Blaze of Battle! | Lee/Romita Sr./Buscema | Stan Lee | Aug. 1969 |
| The Human Torch joins the fight against the Lizard, although Spider-Man fears he may injure Dr. Connors. |||||
| 78 | The Night of the Prowler! | Lee/Romita Sr./Buscema | Stan Lee | Sept. 1969 |
| The first appearance of the Prowler. |||||
| 79 | To Prowl No More! | Lee/Buscema | Stan Lee | Oct. 1969 |
| The story arc with the Prowler concludes. After Spider-Man unmasks the Prowler, he listens to his story and decides to let him go. |||||
| 80 | On the Trail of...the Chameleon! | Lee/Romita Sr./Buscema | Stan Lee | Nov. 1969 |
| The return of the Chameleon. |||||
| 81 | The Coming of the Kangaroo! | Lee/Romita Sr./Buscema | Stan Lee | Dec. 1969 |
| Spider-Man battles the Kangaroo. |||||
| 82 | And Then Came Electro! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Jan. 1970 |
| The return of Electro. |||||
| 83 | The Schemer! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Feb. 1970 |
| The first appearances of the Schemer and Vanessa Fisk, the Kingpin's wife. |||||
| 84 | The Kingpin Strikes Back! | Lee/Romita Sr./Buscema | Stan Lee | March 1970 |
| Spider-Man battles the Kingpin. |||||
| 85 | The Secret of the Schemer! | Lee/Romita Sr./Buscema | Stan Lee | April 1970 |
| Spider-Man battles the Kingpin and the Schemer. The Schemer is revealed to be Richard Fisk, the Kingpin's son. |||||
| 86 | Beware...the Black Widow! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | May 1970 |
| Spider-Man battles the Black Widow |||||
| 87 | Unmasked at Last! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | June 1970 |
| Peter Parker reveals to his friends that he is Spider-Man. None of them believe him, as they think that he is ill, which he actually is. After he recovers, Peter gets the Prowler to impersonate Spider-Man so that his friends can be completely convinced that he is not Spider-Man. |||||
| 88 | The Arms of Doctor Octopus! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | July 1970 |
| Spider-Man battles Doctor Octopus's mechanical tentacles. |||||
| 89 | Doc Ock Lives! | Lee/Gil Kane | Stan Lee | Aug. 1970 |
| The return of Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 90 | And Death Shall Come! | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | Sept. 1970 |
| Captain George Stacy dies when a pile of bricks fall on him due to Doctor Octopus's arms flailing around in a fight with Spider-Man. Spider-Man gets a last moment with Captain Stacy up on the rooftop of a building, where Stacy tells Peter Parker to take care of his daughter Gwen. Spider-Man is largely blamed for Captain Stacy's death. |||||
| 91 | To Smash the Spider! | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | Oct. 1970 |
| The first appearance of Sam Bullit. After her father's death, Gwen Stacy visits Sam Bullit, who is in a campaign against masked heroes, and offers to help him win his election. Gwen hates Spider-Man and blames him for the death of her father, Captain Stacy. |||||
| 92 | When Iceman Attacks | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | Nov. 1970 |
| Spider-Man battles the Iceman. |||||
| 93 | The Lady and...the Prowler! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Dec. 1970 |
| The Prowler believes that Spider-Man is responsible for Stacy's death after having the Prowler dress up as Spider-Man and show up at Stacy's house in issue #87. Spider-Man ends up defeating the Prowler and delivering him to the hospital, and after returning to Gwen's house, he finds out that she has left for London to live with her aunt and uncle. |||||
| 94 | On Wings of Death! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Jan. 1971 |
| The Beetle takes Aunt May as a hostage at the general store. Spider-Man confronts the Beetle and saves Aunt May. |||||
| 95 | Trap for a Terrorist! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Feb. 1971 |
| Spider-Man fights in London. |||||
| 96 | ...And Now, the Goblin! | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | March 1971 |
| Drug issues part 1; not approved by the Comics Code Authority. Peter Parker takes up a job at Norman Osborn's chemistry lab. Osborn discovers a Green Goblin costume in a storage closet and once again becomes the Green Goblin. |||||
| 97 | In the Grip of the Goblin! | Lee/Romita Sr./Kane | Stan Lee | April 1971 |
| Drug issues part 2; not approved by the Comics Code Authority. Spider-Man battles the Green Goblin. Harry Osborn's drug habit leads to a complete breakdown. |||||
| 98 | The Goblin's Last Gasp! | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | May 1971 |
| Drug issues part 3; not approved by the Comics Code Authority. Spider-Man forces Norman Osborn/the Green Goblin to see his ailing son and Osborn once again returns to normal. |||||
| 99 | A Day in the Life of... (featuring: Panic in the Prison) | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | June 1971 |
| Spider-Man intervenes in a prison riot. The first appearance of Turpo (a prisoner) |||||
| 100 | The Spider or the Man? | Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | July 1971 |
| After taking a serum of his own creation that is meant to eliminate his spider-powers, Spider-Man instead accidentally grows four extra arms. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #101–200 (August 1971 – November 1979)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 101 | A Monster Called...Morbius! | Roy Thomas/Gil Kane | Stan Lee | Aug. 1971 |
| Spider-Man flees to the Long Island home of Dr. Curt Connors to eliminate his four extra arms. The first appearance of Morbius the Living Vampire. |||||
| 102 | Vampire at Large! | Thomas/Kane | Stan Lee | Sept. 1971 |
| Spider-Man and the Lizard battle Morbius and Spider-Man regains his original two arms. |||||
| 103 | Walk the Savage Land! | Thomas/Kane | Stan Lee | Oct. 1971 |
| Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy and J.Jonah Jameson travel to the Savage Land to find a strange beast. They meet Ka-Zar. The first appearance of Gog, which is being controlled by Kraven the Hunter. |||||
| 104 | The Beauty and the Brute | Thomas/Kane | Stan Lee | Nov. 1971 |
| Spider-Man and Ka-Zar defeat Gog and Kraven the Hunter. |||||
| 105 | The Spider Slayer! | Stan Lee/Kane | Stan Lee | Dec. 1971 |
| J.J. Jameson commissions a third Spider-Slayer from Professor Spencer Smythe. |||||
| 106 | Squash! Goes the Spider! | Lee/John Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Jan. 1972 |
| Spider-Man's face is revealed to a group of criminals in league with Professor Spencer Smythe. To throw them off, he creates a mask of his face and removes it when he knows they are watching, revealing his Spider-Man mask. |||||
| 107 | Spidey Smashes Thru! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | Feb. 1972 |
| Spider-Man defeats the third Spider-Slayer and Professor Spencer Smythe. |||||
| 108 | Vengeance from Vietnam! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | March 1972 |
| The first appearances of the Giant One and the monks of the Hidden Temple. Flash Thompson is kidnapped by monks from Vietnam. |||||
| 109 | Enter: Doctor Strange! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | April 1972 |
| Doctor Strange helps Spider-Man save Flash. |||||
| 110 | The Birth of...the Gibbon! | Lee/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | May 1972 |
| The first appearance of the Gibbon. Aunt May disappears. |||||
| 111 | To Stalk a Spider! | Gerry Conway/Romita Sr. | Stan Lee | June 1972 |
| The Gibbon is drugged by Kraven the Hunter so that he will fight Spider-Man. |||||
| 112 | Spidey Cops Out! | Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | July 1972 |
| Spider-Man is preoccupied by Aunt May's disappearance. He comes across a new underworld group run by Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 113 | They Call the Doctor...Octopus! | Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Aug. 1972 |
| The first appearance of Hammerhead. Doctor Octopus and Hammerhead battle for control of the city's underworld. |||||
| 114 | Gang War, Schmang War! What I Want to Know Is...Who the Heck is Hammerhead? | Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Sept. 1972 |
| The battle between Hammerhead and Doctor Octopus continues. Aunt May is revealed to be staying at Dr. Octopus's mansion. |||||
| 115 | The Last Battle! | Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Oct. 1972 |
| Doctor Octopus defeats Hammerhead. Aunt May shoots at Spider-Man to protect Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 116 | Suddenly...the Smasher! | Lee/Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Nov. 1972 |
| Spider-Man faces off against mayoral candidate Richard Raleigh, Dr. Thaxton and the Smasher. The story is a revised version of the Man-Monster tale in Spectacular Spider-Man magazine #1 (July 1968). |||||
| 117 | The Deadly Designs of the Disruptor! | Lee/Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Dec. 1972 |
| The story continues. The first appearance of the Disruptor. |||||
| 118 | Countdown to Chaos! | Lee/Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Jan. 1973 |
| The story concludes. The Disruptor's identity is revealed as Richard Raleigh. |||||
| 119 | The Gentleman's Name is...Hulk! | Conway/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | Feb. 1973 |
| Spider-Man travels to Canada to speak with a lawyer about a telegram sent to Aunt May. He battles the Hulk (part 1). |||||
| 120 | The Fight and the Fury | Conway/Kane | Roy Thomas | March 1973 |
| Spider-Man battles the Hulk (part 2). |||||
| 121 | The Night Gwen Stacy Died | Conway/Kane/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | April 1973 |
| In this landmark issue, the Green Goblin regains his memory and kills Gwen Stacy. |||||
| 122 | The Goblin's Last Stand | Conway/Kane/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | May 1973 |
| The death of the Green Goblin/Norman Osborn (he remains dead for 23 years (real time). |||||
| 123 | ...Just a Man Called...Cage! | Conway/Kane/Romita Sr. | Roy Thomas | June 1973 |
| Luke Cage is hired by J. Jonah Jameson to eliminate Spider-Man. |||||
| 124 | The Mark of the Man-Wolf | Conway/Kane | Roy Thomas | July 1973 |
| Spider-Man battles Jameson's son John, who has become the Man-Wolf. |||||
| 125 | Wolfhunt! | Conway/Ross Andru | Roy Thomas | Aug. 1973 |
| The Man-Wolf story concludes. |||||
| 126 | The Kangaroo Bounces Back! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Sept. 1973 |
| The Kangaroo is given superpowers by Dr. Jonas Harrow, but is killed while battling Spider-Man. The first mention of the Spider-Mobile that Spider-Man is building with the help of the Human Torch. In the epilogue, Harry Osborn is revealed to be the person who took the Green Goblin costume off his father's body; he decides to become the second Green Goblin. |||||
| 127 | The Dark Wings of Death! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Oct. 1973 |
| The first appearance of the third Vulture. |||||
| 128 | The Vulture Hangs High! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Nov. 1973 |
| The battle with the third Vulture concludes. |||||
| 129 | The Punisher Strikes Twice! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Dec. 1973 |
| The first appearance of both the Punisher and the Jackal. |||||
| 130 | Betrayed! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Jan. 1974 |
| Spider-Man battles Hammerhead. The first appearance of the Spider-Mobile |||||
| 131 | My Uncle...My Enemy? | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Feb. 1974 |
| Doctor Octopus attempts to marry Aunt May, who is to inherit a Canadian island rich in uranium. The apparent death of both Doctor Octopus and Hammerhead when a nuclear breeder on the island explodes. |||||
| 132 | The Master Plan of the Molten Man! | Conway/Romita Sr./Paul Reinman | Roy Thomas | March 1974 |
| Liz Allan reappears after a 102-issue absence. |||||
| 133 | The Molten Man Breaks Out! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | April 1974 |
| The Molten Man is revealed to be Liz Allan's step-brother, Mark Raxton. The apparent first death of the Molten Man. |||||
| 134 | Danger Is a Man Named...Tarantula! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | May 1974 |
| The first appearance of the Tarantula. Harry finds out that Peter Parker is Spider-Man when he sees him swing out of the apartment window. |||||
| 135 | Shoot-Out in Central Park! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | June 1974 |
| The Punisher returns and faces off against the Tarantula and his henchmen Hidalgo and Juan. Harry Osborn finds Peter's costume and mask on Peter's dresser. |||||
| 136 | The Green Goblin Lives Again! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | July 1974 |
| The first appearance of Harry Osborn as the second Green Goblin. |||||
| 137 | Death-Trap Times Three! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Aug. 1974 |
| The second part of the Harry Osborn as the second Green Goblin story. |||||
| 138 | Madness Means...the Mindworm! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Sept. 1974 |
| The first appearance of the Mindworm. |||||
| 139 | Day of the Grizzly! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Oct. 1974 |
| The first appearance of the Grizzly. |||||
| 140 | And One Will Fall! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Nov. 1974 |
| The first appearance of Gloria Grant. Spider-Man battles the Grizzly and the Jackal. |||||
| 141 | The Man's Name Appears to be...Mysterio! | Conway/Andru | Roy Thomas | Dec. 1974 |
| The first appearance of the second Mysterio (Daniel Berkhart). Spider-Man drives the Spider-Mobile off a dock and into the ocean. |||||
| 142 | Dead Man's Bluff! | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | Jan. 1975 |
| The first appearance of Gwen Stacy's clone. |||||
| 143 | ...And the Wind Cries: Cyclone! | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | Feb. 1975 |
| Peter and Robbie Robertson travel to Paris to save J. Jonah Jameson. The first appearance of the Cyclone. The first kiss between Peter and MJ. |||||
| 144 | The Delusion Conspiracy | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | March 1975 |
| Spider-Man defeats the Cyclone. Gwen Stacy's clone meets Peter Parker. |||||
| 145 | Gwen Stacy Is Alive and...Well...?! | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | April 1975 |
| Gwen Stacy's clone part 2. Spider-Man battles the Scorpion. |||||
| 146 | Scorpion...Where is thy Sting? | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | May 1975 |
| Gwen Stacy's clone part 3. The Scorpion resumes his battle with Spider-Man. |||||
| 147 | The Tarantula Is a Very Deadly Beast! | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | June 1975 |
| Gwen Stacy's clone part 4. Spider-Man battles the Tarantula. In a recreation of Gwen Stacy's death, Spider-Man is thrown off the Brooklyn Bridge by the Jackal. |||||
| 148 | Jackal, Jackal...Who's Got the Jackal? | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | July 1975 |
| Spider-Man defeats the Tarantula. The Jackal is revealed to be Professor Miles Warren, Peter Parker's biology teacher. |||||
| 149 | Even if I Live, I Die! | Conway/Andru | Len Wein | Aug. 1975 |
| The first appearance of the Spider-Man clone. The clone and Professor Warren/the Jackal appear to die at the end of the issue. |||||
| 150 | Spider-Man...or Spider-Clone? | Archie Goodwin/Kane | Len Wein | Sept. 1975 |
| Spider-Man goes to Dr. Connors to do tests to see if he is the clone. He is attacked by the Vulture, the Sandman and the Kingpin, but these are just robots created by Professor Spencer Smythe, who attacks with the third Spider-Slayer. Spider-Man defeats him and proves to himself that he is not the clone because, despite he and the clone having the same memories, he has feelings for Mary Jane, which could only be based on shared experiences after the death of Gwen Stacy; thus, he must be the real thing. Spider-Man defeats Smythe and decides not to read Dr. Connors' lab report. |||||
| 151 | Skirmish Beneath the Streets! | Len Wein/Andru/Romita Sr. | Len Wein | Oct. 1975 |
| Spider-Man disposes of his clone in a factory smokestack. He battles the Shocker. Harry Osborn is released from the psychiatric institution. |||||
| 152 | Shattered by the Shocker! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Nov. 1975 |
| Spider-Man defeats the Shocker. Doctor Octopus (his identity is revealed in issue #156) reappears as a homeless person pursued by an unseen adversary. |||||
| 153 | The Longest Hundred Yards! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Dec. 1975 |
| The first appearance of Paine. Former football star and computer scientist Bradley Bolton is blackmailed by Paine (working for an unknown group; eventually revealed to be led by the Kingpin in issue #163) to hand over a component to the Worldwide Habitual Offenders (W.H.O.) computer. Spider-Man arrives too late to save Bolton. |||||
| 154 | The Sandman Always Strikes Twice! | Wein/Sal Buscema | Len Wein | Jan. 1976 |
| The Sandman is liberated by a group of criminals (see issue #153) whose unseen leader (the Kingpin) forces him to steal a cryogenics mechanism. He is defeated by Spider-Man. |||||
| 155 | Whodunit! | Wein/Buscema | Len Wein | Feb. 1976 |
| The first appearance of Leroy Tallon. Spider-Man attempts to solve the mystery of who murdered Dr. Armstrong Smith, designer of the Worldwide Habitual Offenders (W.H.O.) computer. The killer is revealed to be the computer itself. |||||
| 156 | On a Clear Day You Can See...the Mirage! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | March 1976 |
| Ned Leeds and Betty Brant get married. Spider-Man battles the Mirage (in his first appearance). The return of Doctor Octopus (the last panel of the last page). |||||
| 157 | The Ghost that Haunted Octopus! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | April 1976 |
| Doctor Octopus is stalked by the ghost of Hammerhead. |||||
| 158 | Hammerhead is Out! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | May 1976 |
| In an attempt to eliminate Hammerhead's ghost, Doctor Octopus unwittingly re-materializes him. |||||
| 159 | Arm-In-Arm-In-Arm-In-Arm-In-Arm-In-Arm with Doctor Octopus | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | June 1976 |
| Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus join forces to fight Hammerhead and rescue Aunt May. The Tinkerer returns (identity revealed in issue #160), with the rebuilt Spider-Mobile. |||||
| 160 | My Killer, the Car! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | July 1976 |
| The Tinkerer attempts to capture Spider-Man with the rebuilt Spider-Mobile (in its final appearance). J. Jonah Jameson receives photos of Spider-Man (revealed in issue #161, the photos show Spider-Man unmasking his clone and disposing of him in a factory smokestack). |||||
| 161 | ..And the Nightcrawler Came Prowling, Prowling... | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Aug. 1976 |
| Spider-Man and Nightcrawler mistakenly battle over a series of sniper deaths. The Punisher returns. |||||
| 162 | Let the Punisher Fit the Crime! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Sept. 1976 |
| The first appearance of Jigsaw. Spider-Man, Nightcrawler, and the Punisher join forces to defeat Jigsaw. The first appearance of Dr. Marla Madison. |||||
| 163 | All the Kingpin's Men! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Oct. 1976 |
| Spider-Man re-encounters a group of costumed villains (met in #153, 154 and 160) and he is captured by their boss, the Kingpin. |||||
| 164 | The Final Hour! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Nov. 1976 |
| The Kingpin uses Spider-Man's life force to reanimate his son Richard Fisk, but with the help of Dr. Curt Connors, Spider-Man is able to reverse the deadly effects. |||||
| 165 | Stegron Stalks the City! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Dec. 1976 |
| Stegron the Dinosaur Man kidnaps Billy Connors, Dr. Connors son, so that Dr. Connors will create a formula for him. Peter makes up with Mary Jane. J. Jonah Jameson hires Dr. Marla Madison to create the fourth Spider-Slayer. Stegron battles Spider-Man using four re-animated dinosaur skeletons. The Lizard returns. |||||
| 166 | War of the Reptile-Men! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Jan. 1977 |
| Spider-Man battles the Lizard. Harry Osborn and Liz Allan announce their engagement. Introduction of the fourth Spider-Slayer. Stegron battles the Lizard. Stegron re-animates the four dinosaur skeletons into living dinosaurs, which wreak havoc in the city. Spider-Man battles Stegron and the Lizard. The Lizard is defeated, but Stegron escapes, only to fall into hibernation induced by the New York winter. |||||
| 167 | Stalked by the Spider-Slayer! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Feb. 1977 |
| Jonah tests the fourth Spider-Slayer. The first appearance of the Will-o'-the Wisp. Aunt May pickets her landlord over rent control. The fourth Spider-Slayer attacks Spider-Man. The first appearance of Dr. Barton Hamilton, Harry Osborn's psychiatrist. An enraged Robbie Robertson berates Spider-Man for visiting his home. Spider-Man breaks into J. Jonah Jameson's office and steals the evidence Jonah holds against him. Spider-Man battles the Will-o'-the-Wisp after catching him stealing plans. |||||
| 168 | Warfare on the Great White Way! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | March 1977 |
| Spider-Man battles the fourth Spider-Slayer and the Will-o'-the-Wisp. The Will-o'-the-Wisp is revealed to be working for Dr. Jonas Harrow. |||||
| 169 | Confrontation | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | April 1977 |
| J. Jonah Jameson shows Peter Parker the photos of him disposing of his clone. Jameson believes that the pictures prove that Spider-Man killed Peter Parker, and then began impersonating him. Peter, however (who had broken into Jameson's office as Spider-Man, and having found the photos, used them to create fake photos) makes Jameson believe that his proof consists of forged photos. Spider-Man stumbles on a group of criminals using a laser gun made by the Tinkerer. Their boss is revealed to be Doctor Faustus. |||||
| 170 | Madness is All in the Mind! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | May 1977 |
| Spider-Man battles Dr. Faustus. |||||
| 171 | Photon is Another Name for...? | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | June 1977 |
| Nova guest stars. Continued from Nova #12. |||||
| 172 | The Fiend from the Fire | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | July 1977 |
| The first appearance of the Rocket Racer. The Molten Man returns. |||||
| 173 | If You Can't Stand the Heat...! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Aug. 1977 |
| Spider-Man battles the Molten Man and saves Liz Allan. The apparent second death of the Molten Man. Liz Allan blames herself for the Molten Man's apparent death. |||||
| 174 | The Hitman's Back in Town! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Sept. 1977 |
| The Hitman is hired by the People's Liberation Front to kidnap J. Jonah Jameson. Spider-Man and the Punisher join up to battle him. Harry Osborn reveals that Liz Allan has broken up with him; Peter and Flash take him to see his psychiatrist, Dr. Barton Hamilton. |||||
| 175 | Big Apple Battleground! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Oct. 1977 |
| The PLF attempt to blow up the Statue of Liberty with J. Jonah Jameson sitting on top of it. The Punisher and Spider-Man save the day; the death of the Hitman. Harry Osborn becomes enraged during a therapy session and attacks Dr. Barton Hamilton; the shadowy victor of the fight proclaims himself to be the third Green Goblin. |||||
| 176 | He Who Laughs Last...! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Nov. 1977 |
| The first appearance of the third Green Goblin. Aunt May has a heart attack while protesting outside of City Hall. The third Green Goblin attacks Flash and Spider-Man. |||||
| 177 | Goblin in the Middle | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Dec. 1977 |
| Spider-Man saves Flash. The third Green Goblin tries to take over the criminal underworld from Silvermane. |||||
| 178 | Green Grows the Goblin | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Jan. 1978 |
| Spider-Man escapes from Silvermane's men. The hospital needs Peter to sign off on surgery for Aunt May, but he is captured by the third Green Goblin. |||||
| 179 | The Goblin's Always Greener...! | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | Feb. 1978 |
| The battle between the third Green Goblin, Silvermane, and Spider-Man continues. Aunt May's operation is successful. Harry Osborn is revealed as the Goblin's prisoner. |||||
| 180 | Who Was that Goblin I Saw You With? | Wein/Andru | Len Wein | March 1978 |
| The third Green Goblin is revealed to be Harry Osborn's psychiatrist, Dr. Barton Hamilton. Hamilton and Osborn fight each other, both as the Green Goblin, and Hamilton ends up dying. Harry Osborn and Liz Allan reunite. |||||
| 181 | Flashback! | Bill Mantlo/Buscema | Marv Wolfman | April 1978 |
| Origin of Spider-Man retold. |||||
| 182 | The Rocket Racer's Back in Town! | Marv Wolfman/Andru | Marv Wolfman | May 1978 |
| Peter Parker proposes to Mary Jane Watson. Return of the Rocket Racer. |||||
| 183 | ...And Where the Big Wheel Stops, Nobody Knows! | Wolfman/Andru | Marv Wolfman | June 1978 |
| Mary Jane says no to Peter Parker's proposal. Spider-Man defeats the Rocket Racer and the Big Wheel. |||||
| 184 | White Dragon! Red Death! | Wolfman/Andru | Marv Wolfman | July 1978 |
| The first appearance of the White Dragon. Betty Brant returns to New York, leaving Ned Leeds. |||||
| 185 | Spider, Spider, Burning Bright! | Wolfman/Andru | Marv Wolfman | Aug. 1978 |
| Peter Parker's graduation from college (except he does not graduate because he is one credit short, requiring him to do make-up work over the summer). |||||
| 186 | Chaos is...the Chameleon! | Wolfman/Keith Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Sept. 1978 |
| Spider-Man begins a brief stint where he is recognized as a hero by the general public. The Chameleon (working for an unrevealed Professor Spencer Smythe) tries to destroy his reputation. |||||
| 187 | The Power of Electro! | Wolfman/Jim Starlin | Marv Wolfman | Oct. 1978 |
| Captain America guest stars. Cap and Spider-Man must rescue a child that has the plague from Electro (also working for an unrevealed Professor Spencer Smythe). |||||
| 188 | The Jigsaw Is Up! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Nov. 1978 |
| John Jameson's cryogenically frozen body is stolen. Spider-Man battles Jigsaw. |||||
| 189 | Mayhem by Moonlight! | Wolfman/John Byrne | Marv Wolfman | Dec. 1978 |
| Professor Spencer Smythe (unrevealed) uses John Jameson / the Man-Wolf to attack J. Jonah Jameson and Spider-Man. |||||
| 190 | In Search of the Man-Wolf! | Wolfman/Byrne | Marv Wolfman | Jan. 1979 |
| Conclusion of the battle with the Man-Wolf. Professor Spencer Smythe finally revealed. |||||
| 191 | Wanted for Murder: Spider-Man! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Feb. 1979 |
| The first appearance of the fifth Spider-Slayer. |||||
| 192 | 24 Hours Till Doomsday! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | March 1979 |
| Death of Professor Spencer Smythe (creator of the Spider-Slayers). Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson are handcuffed together with a bomb. |||||
| 193 | The Wings of the Fearsome Fly! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | April 1979 |
| Return of the Fly. Dr. Ludwig Rinehart (the original Mysterio) returns, working at Aunt May's nursing home. |||||
| 194 | Never Let the Black Cat Cross Your Path! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | May 1979 |
| The first appearance of the Black Cat. |||||
| 195 | Nine Lives Has the Black Cat! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | June 1979 |
| The Black Cat apparently dies. |||||
| 196 | Requiem! | Wolfman/Al Milgrom | Marv Wolfman | July 1979 |
| Peter Parker is told that his Aunt May is dead. |||||
| 197 | The Kingpin's Midnight Massacre! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Aug. 1979 |
| Spider-Man battles the Kingpin. |||||
| 198 | Mysterio is Deadlier by the Dozen! | Wolfman/Buscema | Marv Wolfman | Sept. 1979 |
| Spider-Man remembers that Dr. Ludwig Rinehart was an alias of the original Mysterio (from issue #24). |||||
| 199 | Now You See Me! Now You Die! | Wolfman/Buscema | Marv Wolfman | Oct. 1979 |
| The original Mysterio still makes Spider-Man's life miserable. |||||
| 200 | The Spider and the Burglar...A Sequel | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Nov. 1979 |
| Death of the Burglar that killed Uncle Ben. Aunt May is revealed to be still alive. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #201–300 (December 1979 – March 1988)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 201 | Man-Hunt! | Marv Wolfman/Keith Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Dec. 1979 |
| Spider-Man tries to cover a story about a drug dealer, while the Punisher tries to kill the dealer. |||||
| 202 | One for those Long Gone! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Jan. 1980 |
| Continuing from the previous issue, Spider-Man and the Punisher work together. |||||
| 203 | Bewitched, Bothered and Be-Dazzled! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | Feb. 1980 |
| Spider-Man tries to protect the Dazzler. |||||
| 204 | The Black Cat Always Lands on Her Feet! | Wolfman/Pollard | Marv Wolfman | March 1980 |
| The Black Cat returns. |||||
| 205 | ...In Love and War! | David Michelinie/Pollard | Denny O'Neil | April 1980 |
| The second part of the Black Cat's return. |||||
| 206 | A Method in his Madness! | Roger Stern/John Byrne | Denny O'Neil | May 1980 |
| Jonas Harrow causes everyone in the Daily Bugle to go wild. |||||
| 207 | Final Curtain | Denny O'Neil/Jim Mooney | Denny O'Neil | June 1980 |
| Spider-Man encounters Mesmero. |||||
| 208 | Fusion | O'Neil/John Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | July 1980 |
| Spider-Man battles Fusion. |||||
| 209 | To Salvage My Honor! | O'Neil/Alan Weiss | Denny O'Neil | Aug. 1980 |
| The first appearance of Calypso. Kraven the Hunter and Calypso team up to battle Spider-Man. |||||
| 210 | The Prophecy of Madame Web! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | Sept. 1980 |
| The first appearance of Madame Web. |||||
| 211 | The Spider and the Sea-Scourge! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | Oct. 1980 |
| Spider-Man battles Namor the Sub-Mariner. |||||
| 212 | The Coming of Hydro-Man! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | Nov. 1980 |
| The first appearance of Hydro-Man. |||||
| 213 | All They Want To Do Is Kill You, Spider-Man... | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | Dec. 1980 |
| Spider-Man battles the Wizard and his Robot-Spider. |||||
| 214 | Then Shall We Both Be Betrayed! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | Jan. 1981 |
| Namor and Spider-Man battle the Frightful Four part 1. |||||
| 215 | By My Powers Shall I Be Vanquished! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | Feb. 1981 |
| Namor and Spider-Man battle the Frightful Four part 2. |||||
| 216 | Marathon | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | March 1981 |
| The return of Madame Web. |||||
| 217 | Here's Mud in Your Eye! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | April 1981 |
| The Sandman and Hydro-Man battle. |||||
| 218 | Eye of the Beholder! | O'Neil/Romita, Jr. | Denny O'Neil | May 1981 |
| Hydro-Man and the Sandman accidentally merge into the mindless Mudman; Frank Miller-drawn cover. |||||
| 219 | Peter Parker—Criminal! | O'Neil/Luke McDonnell | Denny O'Neil | June 1981 |
| Peter Parker is sent to prison; Frank Miller-drawn cover. |||||
| 220 | A Coffin for Spider-Man! | Michael Fleisher/Mike W. Barr/Bob McLeod/Winslow Mortimer | Denny O'Neil | July 1981 |
| The Moon Knight appears and teams up with Spider-Man. |||||
| 221 | Blues for Lonesome Pinky! | O'Neil/Alan Kupperberg | Tom DeFalco | Aug. 1981 |
| Spider-Man battles the Ramrod. |||||
| 222 | Faster than the Eye! | Bill Mantlo/Bob Hall | Tom DeFalco | Sept. 1981 |
| Spider-Man battles the Speed Demon. |||||
| 223 | Night of the Ape! | O'Neil/J.M. DeMatteis/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Oct. 1981 |
| Spider-Man battles the Super-Apes. |||||
| 224 | Let Fly These Aged Wings! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Nov. 1981 |
| The Vulture returns; the Stern/Romita Jr. creative team begins. |||||
| 225 | Fools...Like Us! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Dec. 1981 |
| Spider-Man battles the second Foolkiller. |||||
| 226 | But the Cat Came Back... | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Jan. 1982 |
| The Black Cat returns again. |||||
| 227 | Goin' Straight! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Feb. 1982 |
| The Black Cat's second return part 2. |||||
| 228 | Murder by Spider | Jan Strnad/Rick Leonardi | Tom DeFalco | March 1982 |
| Spider-Man tries to solve a mystery of a man killed by spiders. |||||
| 229 | Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut Part 1 | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | April 1982 |
| Spider-Man tries to rescue Madame Web from Black Tom Cassidy and the Juggernaut. |||||
| 230 | Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut Part 2 | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | May 1982 |
| Black Tom Cassidy and the Juggernaut guest star. |||||
| 231 | Caught in the Act... | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | June 1982 |
| Spider-Man battles the Cobra and Mister Hyde part 1. |||||
| 232 | Hyde...in Plain Sight! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | July 1982 |
| Spider-Man battles the Cobra and Mister Hyde part 2. |||||
| 233 | Where the @¢%# is Nose Norton? | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Aug. 1982 |
| The Tarantula returns. |||||
| 234 | Now Shall Will-O'-The-Wisp Have His Revenge! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Sept. 1982 |
| The Tarantula mutates into a monster that is more spider than man. |||||
| 235 | Look Out There's a Monster Coming! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Oct. 1982 |
| The Tarantula's mutation story continues. |||||
| 236 | Death Knell! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Nov. 1982 |
| The death of the Tarantula. |||||
| 237 | High & Mighty! | Stern/Mantlo/Hall | Tom DeFalco | Dec. 1982 |
| Spider-Man faces off against the Stilt-Man. |||||
| 238 | Shadow of Evils Past! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Jan. 1983 |
| The first appearance of the Hobgoblin. |||||
| 239 | Now Strikes the Hobgoblin! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Feb. 1983 |
| The second appearance of the Hobgoblin. |||||
| 240 | Wings of Vengeance! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | March 1983 |
| The Vulture returns part 1. |||||
| 241 | In the Beginning... | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | April 1983 |
| The Vulture returns part 2. The origin of the Vulture is revealed. |||||
| 242 | Confrontations! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | May 1983 |
| Spider-Man battles the Mad Thinker and the Awesome Android. Mary Jane returns after a lengthy absence. |||||
| 243 | Options! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | June 1983 |
| Peter drops out of Empire State University. |||||
| 244 | Ordeals! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | July 1983 |
| The Hobgoblin returns. |||||
| 245 | Sacrifice Play! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco | Aug. 1983 |
| The Hobgoblin uses a double and fakes his death; however, Spider-Man is left knowing the truth. |||||
| 246 | The Daydreamers! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Tom DeFalco/Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1983 |
| An imaginary story where J. Jonah Jameson beats up Spider-Man in public. |||||
| 247 | Interruptions | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Danny Fingeroth/Tom DeFalco | Oct. 1983 |
| Spider-Man attempts to stop an armored car robbery and fails. Thunderball, one of the members of the Wrecking Crew, returns. |||||
| 248 | Thunderball Battles Spider-Man; The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man | Stern/Romita, Jr./Ron Frenz | Bob DeNatale | Nov. 1983 |
| Spider-Man's battle with Thunderball comes to a close and Spider-Man meets Tim Harrison. |||||
| 249 | Secrets! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Danny Fingeroth | Dec. 1983 |
| Secret Wars tie-in issue. Spider-Man battles the Hobgoblin. |||||
| 250 | Confessions! | Stern/Romita, Jr. | Danny Fingeroth | Jan. 1984 |
| Secret Wars tie-in issue. The end of the Stern/Romita Jr. run. |||||
| 251 | Endings! | Stern/Tom DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1984 |
| Secret Wars tie-in issue. The end of the Hobgoblin (for now). |||||
| 252 | Homecoming! | Stern/DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | March 1984 |
| Secret Wars tie-in issue. The first real appearance of Spider-Man's alien costume. He acquired it during the Secret Wars crossover event. |||||
| 253 | By Myself Betrayed! | DeFalco/Leonardi | Danny Fingeroth | April 1984 |
| The first appearance of the Rose. |||||
| 254 | With Great Power... | DeFalco/Leonardi | Danny Fingeroth | May 1984 |
| Spider-Man battles Jack O'Lantern. |||||
| 255 | Even a Ghost Can Fear the Night! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | June 1984 |
| The first appearance of the Black Fox. |||||
| 256 | Introducing...Puma! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | July 1984 |
| The first appearance of the Puma. |||||
| 257 | Beware the Claws of Puma! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Aug. 1984 |
| Mary Jane tells Peter Parker that she knows he is Spider-Man. |||||
| 258 | The Sinister Secret of Spider-Man's New Costume | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1984 |
| Spider-Man learns that his costume is a living alien symbiote. Mr. Fantastic helps to remove and contain it. First appearance of the "Amazing Bag-Man" costume. |||||
| 259 | All My Pasts Remembered! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1984 |
| The Hobgoblin returns. Mary Jane reveals her past. Spider-Man returns to using his original costume. |||||
| 260 | The Challenge of the Hobgoblin! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1984 |
| The Hobgoblin searches for Harry Osborn about his father's journal. Spider-Man and the Hobgoblin battle and the Rose also appears. |||||
| 261 | The Sins of My Father! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Dec. 1984 |
| The Hobgoblin escapes and battles Spider-Man again at the Rose's lair. The Hobgoblin escapes with one journal. |||||
| 262 | Trade Secret | Bob Layton | Tom DeFalco/Danny Fingeroth | Jan. 1985 |
| A tabloid reporter photographs Peter Parker while he is changing out of his Spider-Man costume. |||||
| 263 | The Spectacular Spider-Kid! | DeFalco/Frenz | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1985 |
| The first appearance of Spider-Kid. Liz Allan Osborn gives birth to Normie Osborn, the son of Harry Osborn. |||||
| 264 | Red 9 and Red Tape! | Craig Anderson/Paty Cockrum | Jim Owsley | March 1985 |
| Spider-Man battles Red 9. |||||
| 265 | After the Fox! | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | April 1985 |
| The first appearance of Silver Sable. The Black Fox also returns and escapes with the help of Spider-Man. |||||
| 266 | Jump for My Love or Spring is in the Air | Peter David/Sal Buscema | Jim Owsley | May 1985 |
| Spider-Man encounters the Frog-Man and the Toad. |||||
| 267 | The Commuter Cometh! | David/McLeod | Jim Owsley | June 1985 |
| Spider-Man chases a robber out of the city into the suburbs. |||||
| 268 | This Gold is Mine! | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | July 1985 |
| Part of the Secret Wars II crossover event. Spider-Man must deal with the effects of the Beyonder transforming an office building entirely into gold. |||||
| 269 | Burn, Spider, Burn! | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | Aug. 1985 |
| Spider-Man vs. Firelord (part 1). |||||
| 270 | The Hero and the Holocaust! | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | Sept. 1985 |
| Spider-Man vs. Firelord (part 2). |||||
| 271 | Whatever Happened to Crusher Hogan? | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | Oct. 1985 |
| The return of Crusher Hogan. |||||
| 272 | Make Way for Slyde! | DeFalco/Buscema | Jim Owsley | Nov. 1985 |
| The first appearance of Slyde. |||||
| 273 | To Challenge the Beyonder! | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | Dec. 1985 |
| Secret Wars II tie-in issue; the Beyonder and the Puma guest-star. |||||
| 274 | Lo, There Shall Come a Champion! | DeFalco/Frenz/Tom Morgan/James Fry | Jim Owsley | Jan. 1986 |
| Secret Wars II tie-in issue: the Beyonder and Mephisto battle for control of the universe using Spider-Man as a pawn; 32-page story with no ads. |||||
| 275 | The Choice and the Challenge | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | Feb. 1986 |
| The Hobgoblin returns, collecting money for the Rose; reprint of Amazing Fantasy #15 as Spider-Man tells his origin to Mary Jane; issue slightly larger than the average comic book. In the end, Spider-Man is defeated by the Hobgoblin. |||||
| 276 | Spider-Man Unmasked! | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | March 1986 |
| Spider-Man escapes; when the Hobgoblin sees Flash Thompson making fun of him, he sets Flash up to be the Hobgoblin. |||||
| 277 | The Rules of the Game | DeFalco/Frenz/Charles Vess | Jim Owsley | April 1986 |
| Two short stories. First story: Peter visits Matt Murdock at a homeless mission as a crossover story to the Daredevil storyline "Born Again" running concurrently. Second story: Spider-Man saves a girl who gets lost in snowy New York City after being kidnapped. |||||
| 278 | If This Be Justice-- | DeFalco/David/Mary Jo Duffy/Mike Harris | Jim Owsley | May 1986 |
| An issue that is part of the Scourge of the Underworld crossover storyline taking place in Marvel Comics at the time. |||||
| 279 | Savage is the Sable! | DeFalco/Leonardi | Jim Owsley | June 1986 |
| Neither Spider-Man nor Peter Parker appear in the issue, as Marvel Comics tries to suggest he is dead. |||||
| 280 | Introducing the Sinister Syndicate! | DeFalco/Frenz/Brett Breeding | Jim Owsley | July 1986 |
| Spider-Man vs the Sinister Syndicate Part 1. |||||
| 281 | When Warriors Clash--! | DeFalco/Frenz/Breeding | Jim Owsley | Aug. 1986 |
| Spider-Man vs the Sinister Syndicate Part 2. |||||
| 282 | The Fury of X-Factor! | DeFalco/Leonardi | Jim Owsley | Sept. 1986 |
| J. Jonah Jameson hires X-Factor to hunt down Spider-Man. |||||
| 283 | With Foes Like These... | DeFalco/Frenz | Jim Owsley | Oct. 1986 |
| Spider-Man vs. the Absorbing Man and Titania. |||||
| 284 | ...And Who Shall Stand Against Them...? | DeFalco/Jim Owsley/Frenz/Breeding | Jim Salicrup | Nov. 1986 |
| The beginning of the story "Gang War". |||||
| 285 | The Arranger Must Die! | DeFalco/Owsley/Kupperberg | Jim Salicrup | Dec. 1986 |
| "Gang War" continues; the Punisher steps into the fray. |||||
| 286 | Thy Father's Son! | Owsley/Kupperberg | Jim Salicrup | Jan. 1987 |
| "Gang War" continues. |||||
| 287 | ...And There Shall Come a Reckoning | Owsley/Erik Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Feb. 1987 |
| "Gang War" continues; Daredevil guest-stars. |||||
| 288 | Gang War Rages On! | Owsley/Kupperberg | Jim Salicrup | March 1987 |
| "Gang War" concludes; Daredevil, the Falcon and the Black Cat guest-star. |||||
| 289 | The Hobgoblin Revealed! | David/Kupperberg/Morgan | Jim Salicrup | April 1987 |
| The Hobgoblin is revealed to be Ned Leeds. Death of Ned Leeds. |||||
| 290 | The Big Question | Michelinie/Romita, Jr. | Jim Salicrup | May 1987 |
| Peter Parker proposes to Mary Jane Watson again. |||||
| 291 | Dark Journey! | Michelinie/Romita, Jr. | Jim Salicrup | June 1987 |
| Mary Jane says no to Peter Parker's proposal again. |||||
| 292 | Growing Pains! | Michelinie/Alex Saviuk | Jim Salicrup | July 1987 |
| Mary Jane changes her mind and says yes to Peter Parker's proposal. |||||
| 293 | Crawling | DeMatteis/Mike Zeck | Jim Salicrup | Aug. 1987 |
| Kraven the Hunter buries Spider-Man; Part 2 of the story "Kraven's Last Hunt". |||||
| 294 | Thunder | DeMatteis/Zeck | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1987 |
| Spider-Man seeks revenge on Kraven the Hunter; at the end of the issue, Kraven shoots himself in the head, killing himself. Part 5 of the story "Kraven's Last Hunt". |||||
| 295 | Mad Dogs | Ann Nocenti/Cynthia Martin | Jim Salicrup | Oct. 1987 |
| Peter is committed to a mental hospital; Part 2 of the inter-issue story "Life in the Mad Dog Ward"; Bill Senkiewicz-drawn cover. |||||
| 296 | Force of Arms | Michelinie/Saviuk | Jim Salicrup | Nov. 1987 |
| Doctor Octopus returns Part 1. |||||
| 297 | I'll Take Manhattan! | Michelinie/Saviuk | Jim Salicrup | Dec. 1987 |
| Doctor Octopus returns Part 2. |||||
| 298 | Chance Encounter! | Michelinie/Todd McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Jan. 1988 |
| First issue penciled by Todd McFarlane; Venom makes his first appearance on the issue's last page. |||||
| 299 | Survival of the Hittist! | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Feb. 1988 |
| The first full appearance of Venom. |||||
| 300 | Venom | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | March 1988 |
| Spider-Man's 25th anniversary issue. First issue inked by Todd McFarlane (the previous two issues were only penciled by him). Spider-Man battles Venom. He uses the bells that he originally used to expel the symbiote off him, which eventually led to it merging with Eddie Brock, who became Venom. At the request of Mary Jane, he permanently reverts to his original costume (Mary Jane was spooked by Venom when she thought he was Spider-Man because of the symbiote's resemblance to Spider-Man's black costume). |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #301–400 (April 1988 – February 1995)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 301 | The Sable-Gauntlet! | David Michelinie/Todd McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | April 1988 |
| Silver Sable is hired to test a security system. Spider-Man saves her when he realizes that it is a trap. |||||
| 302 | Chaos in Kansas | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | May 1988 |
| First appearance of Dr. Royce Nero. |||||
| 303 | Dock Savage | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | June 1988 |
| Silver Sable hires Spider-Man and the Sandman to track down the neo-Nazi Franz Krauz. |||||
| 304 | California Schemin'! | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | July 1988 |
| The Black Fox returns. Series goes bi-weekly. |||||
| 305 | Westward Woe | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | July 1988 |
| Spider-Man battles the Black Fox. |||||
| 306 | Humbugger | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Aug. 1988 |
| The cover is a tribute to Action Comics #1. |||||
| 307 | The Thief Who Stole Himself | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Aug. 1988 |
| Mary Jane is kidnapped. The Chameleon appears. |||||
| 308 | Dread | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1988 |
| The Taskmaster appears. |||||
| 309 | Styx and Stone | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1988 |
| Spider-Man fights Styx and Stone. Series goes back to being published monthly. |||||
| 310 | Shrike Force! | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Oct. 1988 |
| Peter returns to school. |||||
| 311 | Mysteries of the Dead | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Nov. 1988 |
| The return of Mysterio. |||||
| 312 | The Goblin War | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Dec. 1988 |
| The Green Goblin II vs. the Hobgoblin II. |||||
| 313 | Slithereens | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Jan. 1989 |
| The return of the Lizard. |||||
| 314 | Down and Out in Forest Hills | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Feb. 1989 |
| Peter and MJ are evicted from their apartment. |||||
| 315 | A Matter of Life and Debt | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | March 1989 |
| The Return of Venom Part 1. Spider-Man also fights Hydro-Man. |||||
| 316 | Dead Meat | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | April 1989 |
| The Return of Venom Part 2. Venom breaks the Black Cat's nose and finds out Peter's address. |||||
| 317 | The Sand and the Fury | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | May 1989 |
| The Return of Venom Part 3. Spider-Man fights Venom and wins by tricking the symbiote into trying to leave Brock. |||||
| 318 | Sting Your Partner | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | June 1989 |
| Justin Hammer hires the Scorpion to kidnap General Chester Musgrave. |||||
| 319 | The Scorpion's Tail of Woe | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | July 1989 |
| Justin Hammer sends the Rhino and Blacklash after the Scorpion. Series goes bi-weekly again. |||||
| 320 | License Invoked | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | July 1989 |
| The Assassin Nation Plot Part 1. Guest-starring Paladin and Silver Sable. |||||
| 321 | Under War | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Aug. 1989 |
| The Assassin Nation Plot Part 2. |||||
| 322 | Ceremony | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Aug. 1989 |
| The Assassin Nation Plot Part 3. |||||
| 323 | Assault Rivals | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1989 |
| The Assassin Nation Plot Part 4. Guest-starring Captain America. |||||
| 324 | Twos Day | Michelinie/Erik Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1989 |
| The Assassin Nation Plot Part 5. Guest-starring Sabretooth. |||||
| 325 | Finale in Red | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1989 |
| The Assassin Nation Plot Part 6. The Red Skull appears. |||||
| 326 | Gravity Storm! | Michelinie/Colleen Doran | Jim Salicrup | Oct. 1989 |
| Cosmic Spider-Man/Acts of Vengeance Part 1. Spider-Man faces Graviton. |||||
| 327 | Cunning Attractions! | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Oct. 1989 |
| Cosmic Spider-Man/Acts of Vengeance Part 4. Spider-Man fights Magneto. |||||
| 328 | Shaw's Gambit! | Michelinie/McFarlane | Jim Salicrup | Nov. 1989 |
| Cosmic Spider-Man/Acts of Vengeance Part 7. Spider-Man fights the Hulk. Last McFarlane drawn issue. |||||
| 329 | Power Prey | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Dec. 1989 |
| Cosmic Spider-Man/Acts of Vengeance Part 10. Spider-Man fights the Tri-Sentinel and loses the powers of Captain Universe. |||||
| 330 | The Powder Chase | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Jan. 1990 |
| Spider-Man and the Punisher track down shipments of cocaine guarded by the U.S. military. |||||
| 331 | The Death Standard | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Feb. 1990 |
| Spider-Man and the Punisher destroy the drugs. Venom escapes from the Vault. |||||
| 332 | Sunday in the Park with Venom | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | March 1990 |
| Venom's Back Part 1. |||||
| 333 | Stalking Feat | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | April 1990 |
| Venom's Back Part 2. |||||
| 334 | Secrets, Puzzles, and Little Fears | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | May 1990 |
| The Return of the Sinister Six Part 1. Series goes bi-weekly again for the summer. |||||
| 335 | Shocks | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | May 1990 |
| The Return of the Sinister Six Part 2. |||||
| 336 | The Wagers of Sin | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | June 1990 |
| The Return of the Sinister Six Part 3. |||||
| 337 | Rites and Wrongs | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | June 1990 |
| The Return of the Sinister Six Part 4. |||||
| 338 | Death from Above | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | July 1990 |
| The Return of the Sinister Six Part 5. |||||
| 339 | The Killing Cure | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | July 1990 |
| The Return of the Sinister Six Part 6. Series goes back to being published monthly again. |||||
| 340 | Female Trouble! | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Aug. 1990 |
| The first appearance of the Femme Fatales (Mindblast, Whiplash II, Bloodlust and Knockout). |||||
| 341 | With(out) Great Power | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Sept. 1990 |
| Powerless Part 1. Spider-Man loses his spider-powers. |||||
| 342 | The Jonah Trade! | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Oct. 1990 |
| Powerless Part 2. |||||
| 343 | War Garden | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Nov. 1990 |
| Powerless Part 3. Spider-Man regains his spider-powers. |||||
| 344 | Hearts and Powers | Michelinie/Larsen | Jim Salicrup | Dec. 1990 |
| Spider-Man battles Cardiac and the Rhino. First appearance of Cletus Kasady. |||||
| 345 | Gun from the Heart! | Michelinie/Mark Bagley | Jim Salicrup | Jan. 1991 |
| Venom Lives Part 1. Venom escapes from jail and leaves part of the symbiote behind with Cletus Kasady. |||||
| 346 | Elliptical Pursuit! | Michelinie/Larsen | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1991 |
| Venom Lives Part 2. |||||
| 347 | The Boneyard Hop! | Michelinie/Larsen | Danny Fingeroth | March 1991 |
| Venom Lives Part 3. Spider-Man fights Venom and fakes his death. |||||
| 348 | Righteous Sand | Michelinie/Larsen | Danny Fingeroth | April 1991 |
| The Sandman leads the Avengers. |||||
| 349 | Man of Steal! | Michelinie/Larsen | Danny Fingeroth | May 1991 |
| The Black Fox returns. |||||
| 350 | Doom Service! | Michelinie/Larsen | Danny Fingeroth | June 1991 |
| Spider-Man returns the Dragon's Egg to Doctor Doom and turns the Black Fox in to the police. Last Erik Larsen drawn issue. |||||
| 351 | Three Faces of Evil! | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | July 1991 |
| Return of the Tri-Sentinel Part 1. |||||
| 352 | Death Walk | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Aug. 1991 |
| Return of the Tri-Sentinel Part 2. |||||
| 353 | When Midnight Strikes! | Al Milgrom/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1991 |
| Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge Part 1. Guest-starring the Punisher, Darkhawk, Nova, the Moon Knight and Night Thrasher. Series goes bi-weekly again. |||||
| 354 | Wilde at Heart! | Milgrom/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1991 |
| Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge Part 2. |||||
| 355 | Total Eclipse of the Moon...Knight | Milgrom/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1991 |
| Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge Part 3. |||||
| 356 | After Midnight! | Milgrom/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1991 |
| Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge Part 4. |||||
| 357 | A Bagel with Nova! | Milgrom/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1991 |
| Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge Part 5. |||||
| 358 | Out on a Limb | Milgrom/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1991 |
| Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge Part 6. Series goes back to being published monthly again. |||||
| 359 | Toy Death! | Michelinie/Chris Marrinan | Danny Fingeroth | Dec. 1991 |
| Return of Cardiac Part 1. Guest-starring the Black Cat. |||||
| 360 | Death Toy! | Michelinie/Marrinan | Danny Fingeroth | Jan. 1992 |
| Return of Cardiac Part 2. First partial appearance of Carnage. |||||
| 361 | Savage Genesis! | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1992 |
| Carnage Part 1. |||||
| 362 | Savage Alliance! | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | March 1992 |
| Carnage Part 2. |||||
| 363 | Savage Grace! | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | April 1992 |
| Carnage Part 3. |||||
| 364 | The Pain of Fast Air | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | May 1992 |
| The Deadly Foes of Spider-Man epilogue. |||||
| 365 | Fathers and Sins | Various | Danny Fingeroth | June 1992 |
| 30th anniversary issue. First appearance of Spider-Man 2099. |||||
| 366 | Skullwork | Michelinie/Jerry Bingham | Danny Fingeroth | July 1992 |
| Spider-Man searches for answers after his parents have suddenly returned after 20 years. The Red Skull appears. |||||
| 367 | Skullduggery | Michelinie/Bingham | Danny Fingeroth | Aug. 1992 |
| Spider-Man and Solo fight the Taskmaster. |||||
| 368 | On Razored Wings | Michelinie/J.M. DeMatteis/Bagley/Aaron Lopresti | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1992 |
| Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 1. First appearance of the Spider-Slayers "Alien" and "Birdy", and Alistair Alphonso Smythe as the Ultimate Spider-Slayer. Series goes bi-weekly again. |||||
| 369 | Electric Doom | Michelinie/DeMatteis/Bagley/Tod Smith | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1992 |
| Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 2. First appearance of the Spider-Slayer "Dark Iron Man." |||||
| 370 | Life Stings | Michelinie/DeMatteis/Bagley/Lopresti | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1992 |
| Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 3. First appearance of the Spider-Slayer "Amoeboid." |||||
| 371 | One Clue Over the Cuckoo's Nest | Michelinie/Milgrom/Bagley/Lopresti | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1992 |
| Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 4. First appearance of the Spider-Slayer "Tri-Head." |||||
| 372 | Arachnophobia Too | Michelinie/Milgrom/Bagley/Lopresti | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1992 |
| Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 5. First appearance of the Spider-Slayers "Black Widow," "Tarantula" and "Scorpion." |||||
| 373 | The Bedlam Perspective | Michelinie/Bagley/Smith | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1992 |
| Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 6. Series goes back to being published monthly again. |||||
| 374 | Murder on Parade | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Dec. 1992 |
| Venom kidnaps Peter's parents. |||||
| 375 | The Bride of Venom | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Jan. 1993 |
| Spider-Man and Venom make an agreement, which leads up to the miniseries Venom: Lethal Protector. |||||
| 376 | Guilt by Association | Michelinie/Steven Grant/Jeff Johnson | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1993 |
| Spider-Man battles Styx and Stone. Guest-starring Cardiac. |||||
| 377 | Dust to Dust | Michelinie/Grant/Johnson | Danny Fingeroth | March 1993 |
| Spider-Man stops Cardiac from killing Styx. |||||
| 378 | Demons on Broadway | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | April 1993 |
| Maximum Carnage Part 3. Carnage defeats Venom, who crashes at Peter and MJ's apartment. |||||
| 379 | The Gathering Storm | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | May 1993 |
| Maximum Carnage Part 7. Firestar almost kills Carnage before she is stopped by Spider-Man. |||||
| 380 | Soldiers of Hope | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | June 1993 |
| Maximum Carnage Part 11. Spider-Man, Firestar, Captain America, Deathlok and Iron Fist try to stop Shriek. Nightwatch and Morbius the Living Vampire try to save Venom from Carnage. |||||
| 381 | Samson Unleashed | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | July 1993 |
| Spider-Man and the Hulk fight Doc Samson, who has been infected by a gamma virus. |||||
| 382 | Emerald Rage | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Aug. 1993 |
| The gamma virus is transferred from Doc Samson to the Hulk. Spider-Man and Doc Samson fight the Hulk. |||||
| 383 | Judgement Night | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1993 |
| Trial by Jury Part 1. Spider-Man is put on trial for bringing the Venom symbiote to Earth. |||||
| 384 | Dreams of Innocence | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1993 |
| Trial by Jury Part 2. Spider-Man pleads guilty. |||||
| 385 | Rough Justice | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1993 |
| Trial by Jury Part 3. Spider-Man agrees to help the Jury steal a weapon that can kill Venom, but turns on the Jury once he is out of danger. Peter puts an end to MJ's smoking addiction by having her visit Nick Katzenburg, who is in the hospital suffering from lung cancer. |||||
| 386 | The Wings of Age | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Dec. 1993 |
| Lifetheft Part 1. The Vulture returns. |||||
| 387 | The Thief of Years | Michelinie/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Jan. 1994 |
| Lifetheft Part 2. The Vulture uses the rejuvenator to make himself young again and turn Spider-Man old, but the effects are only temporary. Peter Parker reveals to his parents that he is Spider-Man. |||||
| 388 | The Sadness of Truth | Michelinie/Bagley/Ron Lim/Larry Alexander | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1994 |
| Lifetheft Part 3. Peter's parents are revealed to be robots created by the Chameleon. |||||
| 389 | The Faceless Man | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | March 1994 |
| Pursuit Part 4. Filled with madness and rage, Spider-Man relentlessly hunts down the Chameleon and almost kills him, but manages not to cross the line. While looking through the Chameleon's computer, Peter sees a message titled: "Spider-Man: For Your Eyes Only." It is revealed that Harry Osborn had told the Chameleon to bring Peter's parents back in order to make Peter feel the suffering Harry did when he lost his father. |||||
| 390 | Behind the Walls | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | April 1994 |
| Shrieking Part 1. Shriek escapes from Ravencroft, trying to turn Malcom McBride into Carrion. |||||
| 391 | The Burning Fuse | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | May 1994 |
| Shrieking Part 2. Spider-Man, still heavily distressed aggressively attacks Shriek. Malcom McBride becomes Carrion again. Aunt May has a sudden stroke. |||||
| 392 | Peter Parker No More! | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | June 1994 |
| Shrieking Part 3. Peter learns about Aunt May's stroke. Spider-Man follows Carrion and Shriek to the house of Malcom's mother. |||||
| 393 | Mother Love...Mother Hate | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | July 1994 |
| Shrieking Part 4. Malcolm McBride struggles between his human and Carrion side. He accidentally ends up using his death touch against himself. Shriek sacrifices herself to save Malcolm. Peter comes back only to see that MJ has left to confront her past. Spider-Man renounces the "man" side of him, Peter Parker, and is now only the Spider. |||||
| 394 | Breakdown | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Aug. 1994 |
| Power and Responsibility Part 2. The Clone Saga begins. Dr. Judas Traveller takes over Ravencroft, threatening to release all the inmates if Spider-Man doesn't show up. |||||
| 395 | Outcasts | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Sept. 1994 |
| Back from the Edge Part 1. Spider-Man meets Nocturne and the Puma. |||||
| 396 | Deadmen | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Oct. 1994 |
| Back from the Edge Part 3. Spider-Man seeks out Daredevil for advice about his problems. The Vulture launches a virus that will kill thousands of people. |||||
| 397 | Tentacles | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Nov. 1994 |
| Web of Death Part 1. First appearance of Stunner. Doctor Octopus finds out that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. |||||
| 398 | Before I Wake | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Dec. 1994 |
| Web of Death Part 3. Mary Jane is pregnant. Doctor Octopus works to find a cure for the virus that has infected Peter. |||||
| 399 | The Jackal Reborn | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Jan. 1995 |
| Smoke and Mirrors Part 2. Spider-Man meets the Scarlet Spider. The Jackal, who was thought dead in The Amazing Spider-Man #149, turns out to be still alive. |||||
| 400 | A Death in the Family | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | Feb. 1995 |
| Aunt May tells Peter that she knows he is Spider-Man. Death of Aunt May. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #401–499 (March 1995 - September 2003)
### The Amazing Spider-Man #401–441 (March 1995 – September 1998)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 401 | Down in the Darkness | J.M. DeMatteis/Mark Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | March 1995 |
| The Mark of Kaine Part 2. Judas Traveller gets Peter out of jail to save Mary Jane. |||||
| 402 | Crossfire: Part 1 | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | April 1995 |
| Spider-Man tries to clear Peter's name of murder charges. |||||
| 403 | Savage Judgement | DeMatteis/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | May 1995 |
| The Trial of Peter Parker Part 2. Spider-Man is on trial in Ravencroft with Carnage as the prosecutor. |||||
| 404 | War of the Spider-Men! | DeMatteis/Todd DeZago/Bagley | Danny Fingeroth | June 1995 |
| Maximum Clonage Part 3. Appearances by Ben Reilly, Kaine, the Jackal and Spidercide. |||||
| 405 | Wired for Death | DeMatteis/DeZago/Darick Robertson | Danny Fingeroth | July 1995 |
| Exiled Part 2. Dr. Seward Trainer's lab is destroyed. |||||
| 406 | Crossroads | DeMatteis/Angel Medina | Danny Fingeroth | Aug. 1995 |
| The Greatest Responsibility Part 1. First appearance of Doctor Octopus II (Carolyn Trainer). Title becomes The Amazing Scarlet Spider for two months. |||||
| 407 | Sand Trap! | Tom DeFalco/Bagley | Bob Budiansky | Nov. 1995 |
| The Return of Spider-Man Part 2. Ben Reilly becomes Spider-Man. |||||
| 408 | Impossible, Be My Dream! | DeFalco/Bagley | Bob Budiansky | Dec. 1995 |
| Mysterio uses a TV network to turn people into mindless zombies. |||||
| 409 | Of Wagers and Wars | DeFalco/Bagley | Bob Budiansky | Jan. 1996 |
| The Return of Kaine Part 3. Spider-Man and Kaine are forced to participate in The Great Game. |||||
| 410 | Spider Carnage | DeFalco/Bagley | Bob Budiansky | Feb. 1996 |
| Web of Carnage Part 2. Carnage bonds with Ben Reilly. |||||
| 411 | Targets! | DeFalco/Bagley | Bob Budiansky | March 1996 |
| Blood Brothers Part 2. The mercenary group Cell-12 beats up a powerless Peter Parker. First appearance of Gaunt. Contains a scene which references the night Bruce Wayne's parents are murdered by a mugger, except Spider-Man saves the day. |||||
| 412 | The Face of My Enemy! | DeFalco/Bagley | Ralph Macchio | April 1996 |
| Blood Brothers Part 6. Guest-starring the Molten Man. The Molten Man tries to figure out why Oscorp is pumping so much money into its subsidiary, Multivex. Spider-Man fights the Molten Man, thinking he is working for Gaunt. |||||
| 413 | Bug Story | DeFalco/Bagley | Ralph Macchio | May 1996 |
| Mysterio traps Spider-Man in a room full of hostile toys. |||||
| 414 | From Darkness Strikes – Delilah | DeFalco/Bagley | Ralph Macchio | June 1996 |
| First appearance of the Rose III and Delilah. |||||
| 415 | Siege | DeFalco/Bagley | Ralph Macchio | July 1996 |
| Onslaught Impact 2: The Sentinels Take Manhattan! Spider-Man saves the Daily Bugle from the Sentinels. |||||
| 416 | The Road Block | DeFalco/Ron Garney | Ralph Macchio | Aug. 1996 |
| Aftermath of Onslaught. Spider-Man pays tribute to the now-fallen Fantastic Four, Avengers and X-Men. |||||
| 417 | Secrets! | DeFalco/Garney | Ralph Macchio | Sept. 1996 |
| Spider-Man, Chakra and Peter fight the Brotherhood of Scriers to save Judas Traveller. |||||
| 418 | Torment | DeFalco/Steve Skroce | Ralph Macchio | Oct. 1996 |
| Revelations Part 3. Mendel Stromm/the Robot Master goes after Peter and Ben. Spider-Man (Ben Reilly) and Peter fight the Robot Master. Mary Jane goes into labor. Ben Reilly is captured by Stromm's employer. Norman Osborn is revealed to still be alive. Ending of the Clone Saga. |||||
| 419 | The Bite of the Black Tarantula is Always – Fatal | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | Nov. 1996 |
| First appearance of El Uno. |||||
| 420 | T'was the Night Before Christmas | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | Dec. 1996 |
| Peter meets Nate Grey. |||||
| 421 | Enter: The Dragonfly | DeFalco/Skroce/Geof Isherwood | Ralph Macchio | Jan. 1997 |
| First appearance of the Dragonfly. |||||
| 422 | Exposed Wiring | DeFalco/Joe Bennett | Ralph Macchio | Feb. 1997 |
| Electro reflects on his past. |||||
| 423 | Choices | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | March 1997 |
| Spider-Man battles Electro. |||||
| 424 | Then Came...Elektra | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | April 1997 |
| Spider-Man and Elektra battle the True Believers. |||||
| –1 | Where Have All The Heroes Gone; The Secrets of Peter Parker! | DeFalco/Bennett/Pat Olliffe | Ralph Macchio | May 1997 |
| Part of Marvel's Flashback Month Initiative. A young Peter Parker looks through Uncle Ben's old comics in the attic. |||||
| 425 | The Chump, the Challenge, and the Champion | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | June 1997 |
| Spider-Man and Nate Grey battle Electro. |||||
| 426 | Only the Evil Return! | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | July 1997 |
| The Return of Doctor Octopus Part 1. The True Believers capture Spider-Man in order to resurrect Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 427 | The Doctor is In! | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | Aug. 1997 |
| The Return of Doctor Octopus Part 2. Spider-Man escapes. Stunner sacrifices herself to revive Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 428 | A Farewell to Arms | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | Sept. 1997 |
| The Return of Doctor Octopus Part 3. Doctor Octopus rampages through New York and tries to recover his memory. |||||
| 429 | The Price! | DeFalco/Skroce | Ralph Macchio | Oct. 1997 |
| Spider-Man battles Titania and the Absorbing Man. |||||
| 430 | Savage Rebirth! | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | Nov. 1997 |
| Carnage escapes from Ravencroft and bonds with the Silver Surfer, becoming the Carnage Cosmic. |||||
| 431 | The Carnage Cosmic | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | Dec. 1997 |
| Spider-Man battles the Carnage Cosmic. |||||
| 432 | The Hunted | DeFalco/John Romita, Jr. | Ralph Macchio | Jan. 1998 |
| Spider-Hunt Part 2. First full appearance of the Black Tarantula. |||||
| 433 | Nowhere to Hyde! | DeFalco/Tom Lyle | Ralph Macchio | Feb. 1998 |
| Spider-Man fights Mister Hyde. |||||
| 434 | 'Round and 'Round with Ricochet! | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | March 1998 |
| Identity Crisis – Ricochet Part 1. Spider-Man is wanted, so Peter is forced to disguise himself as Ricochet. |||||
| 435 | Fun 'n Games with the Four Star Squad! | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | April 1998 |
| Identity Crisis – Ricochet Part 2. Ricochet teams up with Delilah to go after the Black Tarantula. |||||
| 436 | My Enemies – Unmasked | DeFalco/Bennett | Ralph Macchio | May 1998 |
| The Black tarantula tries to kidnap one of Mary Jane's friends. Final battle between Spider-Man and the Black Tarantula. The Rose III is revealed to be Jacob Conover. |||||
| 437 | I, Monster | DeFalco/Rafael Kayanan | Ralph Macchio | June 1998 |
| Plant-Man mutates Spider-Man into a Spider-Monster. |||||
| 438 | Seeing is Disbelieving! | DeFalco/Scott Kolins | Ralph Macchio | July 1998 |
| Spider-Man and Daredevil fight Synario. |||||
| 439 | There Once Was A Spider..! | DeFalco/Kayanan | Ralph Macchio | July 1998 |
| 1,000 years in the future, some archeologists find a buried web-shooter and study the history of Spider-Man. |||||
| 440 | A Hot Time in the Old Town | John Byrne/Kayanan | Ralph Macchio | Aug. 1998 |
| The Gathering of Five Part 2. Spider-Man fights the Molten Man. |||||
| 441 | And Who Shall Claim A Kingly Crown | Byrne/Kayanan | Ralph Macchio | Sept. 1998 |
| The Final Chapter Part 1. The Gathering of Five commences. Alison Monograin tells Peter that March is alive. Peter assumes she is referring to his and Mary Jane's lost child. |||||

### The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 2) #1–58 (November 1998 – September 2003)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 1 | 442 | Where R U Spider-Man??? | Howard Mackie/John Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Nov. 1998 |
| Peter gets a job at TriCorp. |||||
| 2 | 443 | I Can't ... (And I Don't Want To) ... But I Must! | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Dec. 1998 |
| The new "Spider-Man" is revealed to be Mattie Franklin, who gained her powers from The Gathering of Five. |||||
| 3 | 444 | Off to a Flying Start! | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Jan. 1999 |
| The new "Spider-Man" fights Shadrac. |||||
| 4 | 445 | Betrayals | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Feb. 1999 |
| The Frightful Four return. |||||
| 5 | 446 | ...And Then There Was One! | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | March 1999 |
| A new evil Spider-Woman hunts down other Spider-Women. |||||
| 6 | 447 | Truth Be Told (...or Not) | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | April 1999 |
| Origin of evil Spider-Woman. Spider-Man and Mattie Franklin fight Spider-Woman. The evil Spider-Woman is revealed to be a genetic pawn created by Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 7 | 448 | Heroes and Villains | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | May 1999 |
| The Perfect World Part 1. Trapped inside a "Perfect World," Flash Thompson and Spider-Man team up with the Fantastic Four to stop Doctor Doom. |||||
| 8 | 449 | The Man Behind the Curtain! | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | June 1999 |
| The Perfect World Part 2. Mysterio II is revealed to have trapped everyone close to Spider-Man in the "Perfect World." |||||
| 9 | 450 | The List | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | July 1999 |
| Peter Parker learns that those present at the experiment that gave him his powers are being hunted down and killed. |||||
| 10 | 451 | And Then There Were... | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Aug. 1999 |
| Mary Jane gets mysterious calls from a stalker. |||||
| 11 | 452 | Bright Lights...Bigger City | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Sept. 1999 |
| Peter Parker returns to being Spider-Man, unbeknownst to Mary Jane. |||||
| 12 | 453 | Another Return of the Sinister Six! | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Oct. 1999 |
| The Sinister Six (Mysterio II, the Vulture, the Sandman, Kraven the Hunter II, Electro, and Venom) return. |||||
| 13 | 454 | Time Enough ..? | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Nov. 1999 |
| First appearance of the new Rocket Racer. MJ's plane crashes. |||||
| 14 | 455 | A Surfeit of Spiders | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Dec. 1999 |
| Mattie Franklin is pursued by Julia Carpenter, the second Spider-Woman. |||||
| 15 | 456 | We're All Doomed...Again! | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Jan. 2000 |
| Peter searches for MJ in Latveria, where he runs into Doctor Doom. |||||
| 16 | 457 | Coming Home | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | Feb. 2000 |
| Peter runs into financial problems. Appearance by the Ghost. |||||
| 17 | 458 | Dust in the Wind | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | March 2000 |
| The Sandman is dying from Venom's bite. Venom tries to kill Mysterio II and Electro. |||||
| 18 | 459 | Homeward Bound | Mackie/Byrne | Ralph Macchio | April 2000 |
| Peter's costume and web-shooters are stolen. The Green Goblin returns. |||||
| 19 | 460 | Mirror Mirror | Mackie/Erik Larsen | Ralph Macchio | May 2000 |
| Spider-Man wears his black costume and fights Venom. |||||
| 20 | 461 | Set Up! | Mackie/Larsen | Ralph Macchio | June 2000 |
| Alistair Alphonso Smythe and the Spider-Slayers return. |||||
| 21 | 462 | Slayers to the Left of Me... | Mackie/Larsen | Ralph Macchio | July 2000 |
| Spider-Man fights the Spider Slayers. |||||
| 22 | 463 | The Distinguished Gentleman from New York | Mackie/John Romita, Jr. | Ralph Macchio | Aug. 2000 |
| Senator Ward targets Arthur Stacy and his children. |||||
| 23 | 464 | How Many Times? | Mackie/Romita, Jr. | Ralph Macchio | Sept. 2000 |
| Senator Ward's past is revealed. |||||
| 24 | 465 | Failure Is Not An Option | Mackie/Romita, Jr. | Ralph Macchio | Oct. 2000 |
| Senator Ward attempts to transfer the alien pathogen in his body to everyone else. |||||
| 25 | 466 | Darkness Calling | Mackie/Romita, Jr. | Ralph Macchio | Nov. 2000 |
| Norman Osborn captures Peter Parker and tries to make him his heir. |||||
| 26 | 467 | The Mask | Mackie/Romita, Jr. | Ralph Macchio | Dec. 2000 |
| Peter Parker investigates his father while fighting the Squid. |||||
| 27 | 468 | The Stray | Mackie/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Jan. 2001 |
| A.I.M. agents hunt down a cat rescued by Spider-Man. |||||
| 28 | 469 | Distractions | Mackie/Joe Bennett | Axel Alonso | Feb. 2001 |
| The Enforcers return. MJ is being held prisoner. |||||
| 29 | 470 | Mary Jane | Mackie/Lee Weeks | Axel Alonso | March 2001 |
| Mary Jane returns. |||||
| 30 | 471 | Transformations, Literal & Otherwise | J. Michael Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | April 2001 |
| Part 1 of 6. First appearances of Ezekiel Sims and Morlun. Issues begin appearing with (vol. 1) numbering in addition to (vol. 2) numbering. Beginning of the Straczynski/Romita, Jr. run. |||||
| 31 | 472 | Coming Home | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | May 2001 |
| Part 2 of 6. Peter becomes a science teacher at Midtown High. A school shooter attacks the school and is revealed to be a kid that was bullied at school. |||||
| 32 | 473 | The Long, Dark Pizza of the Soul | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | June 2001 |
| Part 3 of 6. Morlun searches for Spider-Man. Ezekiel offers to keep Peter safe from Morlun by hiding him in an advanced shelter, but Peter refuses to give up on his great responsibility. |||||
| 33 | 474 | All Fall Down | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | July 2001 |
| Part 4 of 6. Spider-Man fights Morlun. |||||
| 34 | 475 | Meltdown | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2001 |
| Part 5 of 6. Ezekiel helps Spider-Man fight Morlun. |||||
| 35 | 476 | Coming Out | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Sept. 2001 |
| Part 6 of 6. Spider-Man defeats Morlun by injecting himself with radiation. Aunt May sees Peter, who has passed out on his bed with his Spider-Man costume on, and finds out that he is Spider-Man. |||||
| 36 | 477 | Stand Tall | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Oct. 2001 |
| A tribute to the real life events of 9/11/2001. Spider-Man and the other Marvel heroes and villains reflect on the shock and sorrow of the catastrophe they could not stop. |||||
| 37 | 478 | Interlude | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Nov. 2001 |
| Aunt May is in shock after finding out the truth about Peter. Peter tries to help one of his students and discovers that she lives in a condemned building. Aunt May tells Peter they need to talk. |||||
| 38 | 479 | The Conversation | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Dec. 2001 |
| Peter tells Aunt May about his part in Uncle Ben's death and his life as Spider-Man. |||||
| 39 | 480 | Meanwhile... | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | March 2002 |
| No dialogue, part of the 'Nuff Said event. |||||
| 40 | 481 | Sensitive Issues | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | April 2002 |
| Part 1 of 3. Spider-Man investigates a mystery of disappearing kids. |||||
| 41 | 482 | Looking Back | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | May 2002 |
| Part 2 of 3. First appearance of Detective William Lamont. After realizing that the kidnapper of the kids, Shade, uses the Astral Plane, Spider-Man seeks out Doctor Strange. |||||
| 42 | 483 | A Strange Turn of Events | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | June 2002 |
| Part 3 of 3. Doctor Strange uses the Hand of Vishanti to send Spider-Man into the astral plane. Peter defeats Shade and frees the kids, but realizes that time passes faster in the Astral Plane, and misses MJ's visit. |||||
| 43 | 484 | Cold Arms | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | July 2002 |
| Part 1 of 3. First appearance of Doctor Octopus III (Carlyle). Peter and Aunt May visit MJ in L.A. |||||
| 44 | 485 | Arms and the Men | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2002 |
| Part 2 of 3. Doctor Octopus fights Carlyle through a hotel. Spider-Man holds up the collapsing hotel, allowing people to escape, but Doctor Octopus drops the hotel on Spider-Man. |||||
| 45 | 486 | Until the Stars Turn Cold | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Sept. 2002 |
| Part 3 of 3. Carlyle attacks MJ's studio. Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus team up to defeat him. |||||
| 46 | 487 | Unnatural Enemies | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Oct. 2002 |
| Part 1 of 3. Shathra (the Spider-Wasp) attacks Spider-Man. |||||
| 47 | 488 | The Life & Death of Spiders | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Nov. 2002 |
| Part 2 of 3. Shathra tries to ruin Spider-Man's reputation by telling the Daily Bugle that she and Spider-Man were lovers. Peter is angry, and attacks Shathra on TV, forcing her to reveal her true self to everyone. |||||
| 48 | 489 | A Spider's Tale | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Dec. 2002 |
| Part 3 of 3. Spider-Man has been weakened by Shathra's sting. Ezekiel returns and helps Spider-Man defeat Shathra. |||||
| 49 | 490 | Bad Connections | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Jan. 2003 |
| Part 1 of 2. Peter visits MJ in Los Angeles while MJ visits Peter in New York. A storm causes both of their planes to stop at Denver. |||||
| 50 | 491 | Doomed Affairs | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Feb. 2003 |
| Part 2 of 2. Spider-Man and Captain America protect Dr. Doom from Latverian freedom fighters to protect innocents. Peter and MJ reunite. |||||
| 51 | 492 | Digger | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | March 2003 |
| Part 1 of 4. The government tests a weapon emitting gamma radiation in the Nevada Desert unaware that the bodies of 13 mob bosses murdered by Morris Forelli lie there. The gamma radiation turns the bodies into a creature called the Digger. |||||
| 52 | 493 | Dig This | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | April 2003 |
| Part 2 of 4. Spider-Man works for Forelli to investigate the Digger. |||||
| 53 | 494 | Parts and Pieces | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | May 2003 |
| Part 3 of 4. Spider-Man fights the Digger to protect Forelli. |||||
| 54 | 495 | The Balancing of Karmic Accounts | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | June 2003 |
| Part 4 of 4. Spider-Man creates a weapon to defeat the Digger, and records a confession from Forelli about his ordering of the 13 murders. Spider-Man uses his new money to build the Gwen Stacy Memorial. |||||
| 55 | 496 | Unintended Consequences | Straczynski/Fiona Avery/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | July 2003 |
| Part 1 of 2. Peter helps one of his students named Melissa and sees a picture of her brother, who has been missing after being released from jail. Peter realizes that he, as Spider-Man, was responsible, as he sent her brother to jail months ago for carjacking. |||||
| 56 | 497 | The Revolution Within | Straczynski/Avery/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2003 |
| Part 2 of 2. Peter investigates Melissa's brother and realizes he has become part of a society of former criminals. Spider-Man tracks the congregation down, believing he is taking down a criminal operation, until Ezekiel reveals that he is the leader of this group and that he is keeping these criminals from returning to crime. |||||
| 57 | 498 | Happy Birthday Part 1 | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2003 |
| Part 1 of 3. Spider-Man joins helps the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, and the X-Men battle the Mindless Ones. Mr. Fantastic uses a device to send the Mindless Ones home, but Dr. Strange arrives too late, and reveals that they have been tricked into reviving Dormammu. |||||
| 58 | 499 | Happy Birthday Part 2 | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Sept. 2003 |
| Part 2 of 3. Dr. Strange battles Dormammu and attempts to cast a spell to kill both himself and Dormammu. Spider-Man interferes and is stuck between time, seeing both his past and possible future. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #500–545 (October 2003 – December 2007)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release Date |
| 500 | Happy Birthday Part 3 | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr./John Romita Sr. | Axel Alonso | Oct. 2003 |
| Part 3 of 3. In order to save the universe from Dormammu, Peter must relive the most important moments of his life and fight his way back to the present. |||||
| 501 | Saturday in the Park with May | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Nov. 2003 |
| Aunt May sits on a bench at the cemetery, talking to Uncle Ben's grave about her concerns over Peter's double life. |||||
| 502 | You Want Pants With That? | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Dec. 2003 |
| First named appearance of Leo Zelinsky and Killshot. |||||
| 503 | Chasing A Dark Shadow | Fiona Avery/Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Jan. 2004 |
| Part 1 of 2. Spider-Man and Loki team up to fight Morwen. |||||
| 504 | The Coming of Chaos | Avery/Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Feb. 2004 |
| Part 2 of 2. Spider-Man saves Tess Black, Loki's daughter, from Morwen. |||||
| 505 | Vibes | Avery/Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | March 2004 |
| Spider-Man confronts a young kid in possession of a gun. |||||
| 506 | The Book of Ezekiel: Chapter One | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | April 2004 |
| Ezekiel Sims warns Peter of a big danger coming and takes him to South America. |||||
| 507 | The Book of Ezekiel: Chapter Two | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | May 2004 |
| The Gatekeeper captures Spider-Man and reveals the truth about Ezekiel. |||||
| 508 | The Book of Ezekiel: Chapter Three | Straczynski/Romita, Jr. | Axel Alonso | June 2004 |
| Peter realizes that all the supernatural threats that came after him were after Ezekiel, not him. Ezekiel performs a ritual for the Gatekeeper to consume Spider-Man, but when Ezekiel sees Spider-Man's life flash before him, Ezekiel sacrifices himself to save Peter. The end of the Straczynski/Romita, Jr. run. |||||
| 509 | Sins Past Part One | Straczynski/Mike Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | June 2004 |
| Peter receives a letter containing bad news written by Gwen Stacy a long time ago, but is missing information. Peter is attacked while visiting Gwen's grave and the assailants find out he is Spider-Man. |||||
| 510 | Sins Past Part Two | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | July 2004 |
| Spider-Man sends the letter to Lamont for analysis and finds out that Gwen was pregnant and that the two assassins are her children. |||||
| 511 | Sins Past Part Three | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2004 |
| Peter steals Gwen's DNA to confirm whether Sarah and Gabe are Gwen's children. Sarah confronts Peter after his suspicions are confirmed. |||||
| 512 | Sins Past Part Four | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Sept. 2004 |
| Mary Jane confesses to Peter that she knew that Gwen Stacy had an affair with Norman Osborn, who had brainwashed the kids to kill Spider-Man, and that the Goblin killed Gwen so that he could keep the children. |||||
| 513 | Sins Past Part Five | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Oct. 2004 |
| Spider-Man calls a press conference to confront Gabriel and Sarah on the Brooklyn Bridge and tells them the truth. Sarah believes him, but Gabriel does not. |||||
| 514 | Sins Past Part Six | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Nov. 2004 |
| Spider-Man offers a blood transfusion to save Sarah. Gabriel becomes the Grey Goblin, but ends up with amnesia. |||||
| 515 | Skin Deep Part One | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr./Mark Brooks | Axel Alonso | Dec. 2004 |
| Peter's old friend, Charlie Weiderman, fails an experiment despite Peter's warnings, causing an impenetrable suit to be stuck to his body. |||||
| 516 | Skin Deep Part Two | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr./Brooks | Axel Alonso | Jan. 2005 |
| Charlie blames Spider-Man for the accident and tries to force Peter to help him. |||||
| 517 | Skin Deep Part Three | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr./Brooks | Axel Alonso | Feb. 2005 |
| Peter refuses to help Charlie, so he targets Aunt May and Mary Jane. |||||
| 518 | Skin Deep Part Four | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr./Brooks | Axel Alonso | March 2005 |
| Spider-Man fights and beats Charlie. However, Charlie burns Aunt May's house down. |||||
| 519 | Moving Up | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | April 2005 |
| New Avengers Part 1 of 6. Peter, MJ, and May move into Avengers Tower. |||||
| 520 | Acts of Aggression | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | May 2005 |
| New Avengers Part 2 of 6. Spider-Man and the Avengers fight evil duplicates of themselves created by HYDRA. |||||
| 521 | Unintended Consequences | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | June 2005 |
| New Avengers Part 3 of 6. Peter continues his investigation of HYDRA. A tabloid reporter corners MJ. |||||
| 522 | Moving Targets | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | July 2005 |
| New Avengers Part 4 of 6. The tabloid reporter publishes an incriminating story about MJ. Peter finds HYDRA's lair. |||||
| 523 | Extreme Measures | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2005 |
| New Avengers Part 5 of 6. Spider-Man and the Avengers fight the HYDRA doppelgängers. Spider-Man stops HYDRA's master plan, but is left falling from the blast of a rocket. |||||
| 524 | All Fall Down | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Sept. 2005 |
| New Avengers Part 6 of 6. Iron Man saves Peter and confronts the tabloid reporter. |||||
| 525 | The Other: Evolve Or Die Part 3 of 12: Rage | Peter David/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Oct. 2005 |
| Tracer infiltrates Avengers Tower and talks to Aunt May. Spider-Man battles Tracer. |||||
| 526 | The Other: Evolve Or Die Part 6 of 12: Reckoning | Reginald Hudlin/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Nov. 2005 |
| Morlun beats Spider-Man to a bloody pulp and eats his eye. |||||
| 527 | The Other: Evolve Or Die Part 9 of 12: Evolution | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Dec. 2005 |
| Spider-Man embraces the Other and is reborn from a cocoon. |||||
| 528 | The Other: Evolve Or Die Part 12 of 12: Post-Mortem | Straczynski/Deodato, Jr. | Axel Alonso | Jan. 2006 |
| The Avengers run tests on Peter to see if he is real. |||||
| 529 | Mister Parker Goes to Washington Part 1 | Straczynski/Ron Garney | Axel Alonso | Feb. 2006 |
| The Road to Civil War. Tony gives Peter his new Iron Spider costume. |||||
| 530 | Mister Parker Goes to Washington Part 2 | Straczynski/Tyler Kirkham | Axel Alonso | March 2006 |
| The Road to Civil War. Tony and Peter go to Washington, D.C. to speak against the Super-Human Registration Act. They are attacked by the Titanium Man. |||||
| 531 | Mister Parker Goes to Washington Part 3 | Straczynski/Kirkham | Axel Alonso | April 2006 |
| The Road to Civil War. Spider-Man fights the Titanium Man. |||||
| 532 | The War at Home Part 1 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | May 2006 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. Aunt May and Mary Jane help Peter decide whether to reveal his secret identity to the world. |||||
| 533 | The War at Home Part 2 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | June 2006 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. Spider-Man reveals his identity as Peter Parker to the world. |||||
| 534 | The War at Home Part 3 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | July 2006 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. Spider-Man battles Captain America. |||||
| 535 | The War at Home Part 4 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | Sept. 2006 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. After seeing that the Pro-Registration side is locking up heroes in the Negative Zone, Spider-Man switches sides in the Civil War. |||||
| 536 | The War at Home Part 5 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | Nov. 2006 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. Spider-Man fights Iron Man and declares on TV that he is against the SHRA. |||||
| 537 | The War at Home Part 6 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | Jan. 2007 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. Spider-Man joins Captain America and the Anti-Registration heroes. |||||
| 538 | The War at Home Part 7 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | Feb. 2007 |
| A Civil War tie-in issue. Spider-Man fights in the final battle of the Civil War. Aunt May is shot. |||||
| 539 | Back in Black Part 1 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | March 2007 |
| Peter dons the Black Costume again and hunts down the people responsible for shooting Aunt May. |||||
| 540 | Back in Black Part 2 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | May 2007 |
| Peter hunts down Jack Martino, the assassin that shot May, and finds out that the Kingpin was the one who ordered the hit. |||||
| 541 | Back in Black Part 3 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | June 2007 |
| Peter breaks into prison with he intention to fight and kill the Kingpin. |||||
| 542 | Back in Black Part 4 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | July 2007 |
| Peter brutally beats and humiliates the Kingpin. Peter shows the Kingpin how he will kill him and says that he will do it if May dies, letting Fisk know that there is nothing he can do to stop him. |||||
| 543 | Back in Black Part 5 | Straczynski/Garney | Axel Alonso | Aug. 2007 |
| Realizing they do not have enough money, Peter and MJ move Aunt May to a different hospital, committing a lifetime sentence's worth of felonies in the process. |||||
| 544 | One More Day Part 1 | Straczynski/Joe Quesada | Axel Alonso | Sep. 2007 |
| Peter is desperate and enraged for the fate of Aunt May, and vents his rage by attacking Tony Stark, demanding that he pays for Aunt May's expenses. |||||
| 545 | One More Day Part 4 | Straczynski/Quesada | Axel Alonso | Dec. 2007 |
| Mephisto erases Peter and MJ's marriage from history in exchange for Aunt May's life. Harry Osborn is resurrected. First appearance of Lily Hollister and Carlie Cooper. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #546–647 "Brand New Day" (January 2008 – November 2010)

Note: Brand New Day is a soft reboot stemming out of the events of One More Day. Three issues of The Amazing Spider-Man were published each month during this time. See Free Comic Book Day (2007): Spider-Man.
| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 546 | Brand New Day | Dan Slott/Steve McNiven | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2008 |
| First appearances of the Spider-Mugger, the Freak, Mister Negative and Bill Hollister. |||||
| 547 | Crimes of the Heart | Slott/McNiven | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2008 |
| Spider-Man battles Mister Negative. With J. Jonah Jameson in the hospital, Marla Jameson sells the Daily Bugle to Dexter Bennett. |||||
| 548 | Blood Ties | Slott/McNiven | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2008 |
| The Spider-Mugger is killed. Mister Negative is revealed to be Martin Li. |||||
| 549 | Who's that Girl?!? | Marc Guggenheim/Salvador Larroca | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2008 |
| Spider-Man meets Jackpot for the first time since Amazing Spider-Man: Swing Shift. First appearance of Menace. |||||
| 550 | The Menace of...Menace!! | Guggenheim/Larroca | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2008 |
| Spider-Man and Jackpot team-up to defeat Menace. |||||
| 551 | Lo, There Shall Come a MENACE!! | Guggenheim/Larroca | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2008 |
| Lisa Parfrey, a candidate for the next mayor of the city, is impaled by Menace's glider and killed. |||||
| 552 | Just Blame Spider-Man | Bob Gale/Phil Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | March 2008 |
| Spider-Man battles the Freak. Funeral of Lisa Parfrey. First appearance of the Bookie since Amazing Spider-Man: Swing Shift. |||||
| 553 | Freak-Out! | Gale/Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | March 2008 |
| Spider-Man continues his battle with the Freak. |||||
| 554 | Burned! | Gale/Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | March 2008 |
| Spider-Man battles the Freak and saves Randall Crowne. With Curt Connors' assistance, Spider-Man defeats the Freak by trapping him in a chrysalis. |||||
| 555 | Sometimes It Snows in April | Zeb Wells/Chris Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | April 2008 |
| Spider-Man and Wolverine fight Mayan extremists in a blizzard. |||||
| 556 | The Last Nameless Day | Wells/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | April 2008 |
| Spider-Man continues his battle with the extremists. |||||
| 557 | Dead of Winter | Wells/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | April 2008 |
| Spider-Man stops a deity from merging with the leader of the extremists. |||||
| 558 | Freak the Third | Gale/Barry Kitson | Stephen Wacker | May 2008 |
| Menace returns to New York. The Freak temporarily returns, but is put back in his chrysalis state and is taken away by Oscorp trucks. |||||
| 559 | Peter Parker, Paparazzi: Money Shot | Slott/Marcos Martin | Stephen Wacker | May 2008 |
| Part 1 of 3. First appearances of Screwball, the Paperdoll and Bobby Carr. |||||
| 560 | Peter Parker, Paparazzi: Flat Out Crazy! | Slott/Martin | Stephen Wacker | May 2008 |
| Part 2 of 3. Peter's paparazzi pics inspire the Paperdoll to continue stalking Bobby Carr. |||||
| 561 | Peter Parker, Paparazzi: Photo Finished | Slott/Martin | Stephen Wacker | June 2008 |
| Part 3 of 3. Robbie Robertson and Peter Parker quit The DB. |||||
| 562 | The Other Spider-Man | Gale/Mike McKone | Stephen Wacker | June 2008 |
| Spider-Man fights an impostor. |||||
| 563 | So Spider-Man Walks Into a Bar AND... | Gale/McKone | Stephen Wacker | June 2008 |
| Spider-Man visits the Bar with No Name. |||||
| 564 | Three-way Collision! | Guggenheim/Slott/Gale/Paulo Siqueira | Stephen Wacker | July 2008 |
| Spider-Man, Vin Gonzales, and Overdrive's points of view of a battle between Overdrive and Spider-Man. |||||
| 565 | Kraven's First Hunt Part 1: To Squash a Spider! | Guggenheim/Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | July 2008 |
| Spider-Man and Daredevil team up to fight Fracture. An unrevealed figure captures Vin Gonzales, believing him to be Spider-Man. |||||
| 566 | Kraven's First Hunt Part 2: Identity Crisis! | Guggenheim/Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | July 2008 |
| Vermin returns. Spider-Man borrows a Daredevil costume to save Vin. |||||
| 567 | Kraven's First Hunt Part 3: Legacy | Guggenheim/Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2008 |
| Spider-Man fights Vermin and saves Vin. |||||
| 568 | New Ways to Die Part One: Back With Vengeance | Slott/John Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2008 |
| Eddie Brock is cured of cancer. |||||
| 569 | New Ways to Die Part Two: The Osborn Supremacy | Slott/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2008 |
| The first appearance of Anti-Venom. |||||
| 570 | New Ways to Die Part Three: The Killer Cure | Slott/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2008 |
| Spider-Man, Venom, and Anti-Venom fight. |||||
| 571 | New Ways to Die Part Four: Opposites Attack | Slott/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2008 |
| Spider-Man and Anti-Venom team up against the Thunderbolts. |||||
| 572 | New Ways to Die Part Five: Easy Target | Slott/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2008 |
| Spider-Man fights Bullseye. |||||
| 573 | New Ways to Die Part Six: Weapons of Self-Destruction | Slott/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2008 |
| Spider-Man and Anti-Venom fight the Thunderbolts, led by the Green Goblin. In a backup story by Mark Waid and Patrick Olliffe, Stephen Colbert helps Spider-Man fight the Grizzly. |||||
| 574 | Flashback | Guggenheim/Kitson | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2008 |
| In a medical hospital in Germany, Flash Thompson is awarded a medal of honor for what cost him his legs. |||||
| 575 | Family Ties Part 1 | Joe Kelly/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2008 |
| Mister Negative uses Hammerhead as part of a plan to become the next big crime lord. |||||
| 576 | Family Ties Part 2 | Kelly/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2008 |
| Spider-Man battles Hammerhead. |||||
| 577 | Old Huntin' Buddies; A Bookie Minute Mystery | Wells/Paolo Rivera | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2008 |
| Spider-Man teams up with the Punisher. |||||
| 578 | Unscheduled Stop Part 1 | Mark Waid/Martin | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2008 |
| The Shocker derails a train carrying members of a jury, including J. Jonah Jameson Sr. (first appearance). |||||
| 579 | Unscheduled Stop Part 2 | Waid/Martin | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2008 |
| Spider-Man rescues the trapped subway passengers. Jameson Sr. is revealed to be a supporter of Spider-Man. |||||
| 580 | Fill in the Blanks | Roger Stern/Lee Weeks | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2008 |
| Aunt May is caught in a bank robbery performed by the criminal known as the Blank. |||||
| 581 | Mind on Fire Part One: The Trouble with Harry | Slott/McKone | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2008 |
| Harry goes to his ex-wife Liz Allan to settle legal issues and Peter comes along, Carlie is angry at Lily and Peter, things go wrong when Liz's step-brother, the Molten Man, escapes. |||||
| 582 | Mind on Fire Part Two: Burning Questions | Slott/McKone | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2009 |
| Harry delivers a cure to Mark Raxton, curing him of his condition. The Bookie is murdered by the Spider-Tracer killer after learning his identity. |||||
| 583 | Platonic; Spidey Meets the President | Waid/McKone | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2009 |
| Peter tries and fails to plan a birthday surprise for Betty, but fails. Betty is furious when nobody turns up for her party, until Peter explains that none of her friends are happy with her and she realizes that Peter is her best friend. Includes a back-up story featuring Spider-Man meeting the U.S. President Barack Obama. – March 2009 |||||
| 584 | Character Assassination Part 1 | Guggenheim/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2009 |
| Peter hallucinates battling with Harry Osborn. |||||
| 585 | Character Assassination Part 2 | Guggenheim/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2009 |
| Harry discovers that Lily Hollister is Menace. |||||
| 586 | Character Assassination – Interlude | Guggenheim/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2009 |
| Lily tells Harry her backstory and how she discovered the Goblin Formula and that Norman Osborn was the Green Goblin. |||||
| 587 | Character Assassination Part 3 | Guggenheim/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2009 |
| Spider-Man is captured and Matt Murdock volunteers to be his lawyer. |||||
| 588 | Character Assassination – Conclusion | Guggenheim/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | March 2009 |
| Harry, as the Green Goblin, cures Menace and unmasks her on live television. |||||
| 589 | Marked | Fred Van Lente/Siqueira | Stephen Wacker | March 2009 |
| Return of the Spot. |||||
| 590 | Face Front Part One: Together for the First Time Again | Slott/Kitson | Stephen Wacker | April 2009 |
| Spider-Man goes with the Fantastic Four to another dimension. |||||
| 591 | Face Front Part Two | Slott/Kitson/Dale Eaglesham | Stephen Wacker | April 2009 |
| Spider-Man eventually reveals his secret identity as Peter Parker to the Fantastic Four. In the dimension they are in, time goes slower, so three months have passed in the real world. Carlie and Harry have gotten closer, Aunt May has continued her relationship with J. Jonah Jameson Sr., and somehow J. Jonah Jameson Jr. has been elected the new mayor of New York City. |||||
| 592 | 24/7 Part One | Waid/McKone | Stephen Wacker | April 2009 |
| Spider-Man tries to make a truce with J. Jonah Jameson Jr., but he orders a round-the-clock SWAT team to hunt down Spider-Man instead. To spite Jameson, Spider-Man goes on a three-day non-stop crimefighting spree that makes headlines all over New York. Looking for some rest, Spider-Man crashes at Aunt May's house, only to find her in bed with J. Jonah Jameson Sr. |||||
| 593 | 24/7 Part Two | Waid/McKone | Stephen Wacker | May 2009 |
| First appearance of the fourth Vulture (Jimmy Natale). |||||
| 594 | 24/7 Finale | Waid/McKone | Stephen Wacker | May 2009 |
| J. Jonah Jameson Jr. continues to hunt down Spider-Man. |||||
| 595 | American Son Part 1 | Kelly/Jimenez | Stephen Wacker | May 2009 |
| A Dark Reign issue. Peter hunts down Norman Osborn. Lily tells Harry that she is pregnant. |||||
| 596 | American Son Part 2 | Kelly/Siqueria | Stephen Wacker | June 2009 |
| A Dark Reign issue. Spider-Man fights Venom and Bullseye while infiltrating Dark Avengers headquarters. |||||
| 597 | American Son Part 3 | Kelly/Marco Checchetto | Stephen Wacker | June 2009 |
| A Dark Reign issue. Norman Osborn captures Spider-Man. |||||
| 598 | American Son Part 4 | Kelly/Siqueria/Checchetto | Stephen Wacker | June 2009 |
| A Dark Reign issue. Lily reveals that she is pregnant with Norman's child. |||||
| 599 | American Son: Conclusion | Kelly/Checchetto | Stephen Wacker | July 2009 |
| A Dark Reign issue. Harry, in the Iron Patriot armor is enraged, and fights and defeats Norman. Spider-Man prevents Harry from killing Norman. |||||
| 600 | Last Legs | Slott/Romita, Jr. | Stephen Wacker | July 2009 |
| First appearance of Doctor Octopus with eight mechanical arms instead of the normal four arms. Aunt May marries J. Jonah Jameson Sr. Mary Jane returns. |||||
| 601 | Red-Headed Stranger Part 1: No Place Like Home | Waid/Mario Alberti | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2009 |
| Peter has a hangover from Aunt May's wedding and his roommate threatens to kick him out. |||||
| 602 | Red-Headed Stranger Part 2: Tenth of September | Van Lente/Kitson | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2009 |
| The Chameleon returns and captures Peter. |||||
| 603 | Red-Headed Stranger Part 3: Deconstructing Peter] | Van Lente/Kitson | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2009 |
| The Chameleon impersonates Peter. |||||
| 604 | Red-Headed Stranger Part 4: The Ancient Gallery | Van Lente/Kitson | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2009 |
| Spider-Man escapes and hunts down the Chameleon, but ends up fighting Jameson's Anti-Spider-Man Patrol. |||||
| 605 | Red-Headed Stranger – Epilogue | Van Lente/Brian Reed/Yanick Paquette | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2009 |
| The Chameleon meets with Mary Jane, while Peter is stuck fighting the Spider-Slayer Squad. |||||
| 606 | Long Term Arrangement Part One | Kelly/McKone | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2009 |
| The Black Cat returns. |||||
| 607 | Long Term Arrangement Part Two | Kelly/McKone | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2009 |
| The second part of the Black Cat's return. |||||
| 608 | Who Was Ben Reilly? Part One | Guggenheim/Checchetto/Luke Ross | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2009 |
| First appearance of Damon Ryder, who attacks Peter Parker, mistaking him for Ben Reilly. |||||
| 609 | Who Was Ben Reilly? Part Two | Guggenheim/Checchetto/Ross | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2009 |
| Damon Ryder traps Peter by capturing those close to him. He wants revenge on Ben Reilly for killing his family. |||||
| 610 | Who Was Ben Reilly? Part Three | Guggenheim/Checchetto/Ross | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2009 |
| Screwball and Kaine join the fight between Spider-Man and Damon. Kaine is revealed to be the real killer. |||||
| 611 | This Man, This Expletive Deleted | Kelly/Eric Canete | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2009 |
| Spider-Man fights Deadpool. |||||
| 612 | Power to the People Part 1 | Waid/Paul Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2009 |
| Electro returns, raising a mob of people in the name of fighting injustice and greed. |||||
| 613 | Power to the People Part 2 | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2009 |
| As Electro's fame amongst people grows, his powers wax and wane uncontrollably. |||||
| 614 | Power to the People Part 3 | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2009 |
| Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson put aside their differences to put an end to Electro. |||||
| 615 | Keemia's Castle Part 1 | Van Lente/Javier Pulido | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2009 |
| The Sandman returns. |||||
| 616 | Keemia's Castle Part 2 | Van Lente/Pulido | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2009 |
| Spider-Man fights the Sandman. |||||
| 617 | Rage of the Rhino | Kelly/Max Fiumara | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2010 |
| First appearance of the second Rhino. |||||
| 618 | Mysterioso Part 1: Un-Murder Incorporated | Slott/Martin | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2010 |
| The return of Mysterio. |||||
| 619 | Mysterioso Part 2: Re-Appearing Act | Slott/Martin | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2010 |
| Mysterio impersonates Silvermane and a bunch of other mob bosses to fool Spider-Man. Spider-Man realizes it is Mysterio when he sees Captain Stacy. |||||
| 620 | Mysterioso Part 3: Smoke & Mirrors | Slott/Martin | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2010 |
| Spider-Man foils Mysterio's scheme, but Mysterio escapes. Cameos by Mister Negative and the Chameleon. |||||
| 621 | Out for Blood | Slott/Michael Lark | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2010 |
| Spider-Man enlists the help of the Black Cat to steal the Devil's Breath gas from Mister Negative. |||||
| 622 | It is the Life; Stages of Grief | Greg Weisman/Van Lente/Ross/Joe Quinones | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2010 |
| Morbius the Living Vampire returns. Flash Thompson goes through the five stages of grief backwards after losing his legs. |||||
| 623 | Scavenging Part One | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | March 2010 |
| The fourth Vulture returns and goes after J. Jonah Jameson. |||||
| 624 | Scavenging Part Two | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | March 2010 |
| Spider-Man battles the fourth Vulture. |||||
| 625 | Endangered Species | Kelly/Fiumara | Stephen Wacker | March 2010 |
| The second Rhino battles the original Rhino and is killed. |||||
| 626 | The Sting | Van Lante/Michael Gaydos | Stephen Wacker | March 2010 |
| Return of the Scorpion. |||||
| 627 | Something Can Stop the Juggernaut | Stern/Weeks | Stephen Wacker | March 2010 |
| Something Can Stop the Juggernaut Part 1. Spider-Man's spider-sense leads him to the unconscious body of the Juggernaut. Cameo by Captain Universe. |||||
| 628 | Vengeance Is Mine | Stern/Weeks | Stephen Wacker | April 2010 |
| Something Can Stop the Juggernaut Part 2. Spider-Man battles Captain Universe. Captain Universe subdues Spider-Man, who is saved by the Juggernaut. |||||
| 629 | With Greater Power | Stern/Weeks | Stephen Wacker | April 2010 |
| Something Can Stop the Juggernaut Part 3. Spider-Man and the Juggernaut fight Captain Universe. Captain Universe causes so much damage that the Enigma Force abandons him and merges with the Juggernaut, who heals all the damage done. |||||
| 630 | SHED Part One | Quinones/Wells/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | May 2010 |
| Doctor Curt Connors loses control after being put under tremendous stress and turns into the Lizard again. |||||
| 631 | SHED Part Two | Wells/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | May 2010 |
| Spider-Man tracks down the Lizard and tries to get through to Doctor Connors. Connors and the Lizard battle for control, but the Lizard pushes Connors out and kills Billy Connors. |||||
| 632 | SHED Part Three | Wells/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | May 2010 |
| Spider-Man battles the Lizard. |||||
| 633 | SHED Part Four | Wells/Bachalo | Stephen Wacker | May 2010 |
| The Lizard taps into the animalistic parts of civilians' brains, causing them to become violent and beat up Spider-Man. The Lizard frees their minds, however, after Spider-Man shows him a picture of Billy Connors. Peter returns home and the guilt and sadness in his voice free Aunt May from Mister Negative's control. |||||
| 634 | The Grim Hunt: Chapter One | Kelly/Stan Lee/J.M. DeMatteis/Lark/Martin/Fiumara | Stephen Wacker | June 2010 |
| The Kravinoff family captures Mattie Franklin and Madame Web and hunt down Spider-Woman, Kaine and Spider-Man. |||||
| 635 | The Grim Hunt: Chapter Two | Kelly/Lee/DeMatteis/Lark/Martin/Fiumara | Stephen Wacker | June 2010 |
| Kaine helps Peter save Anya Corazon/Spider-Girl from the hunters. The Chameleon, disguised as Ezekiel, leads Spider-Man to the rest of the hunters, who sacrifice Spider-Man to resurrect Kraven the Hunter. |||||
| 636 | The Grim Hunt: Chapter Three | Kelly/Lee/DeMatteis/Lark/Martin/Fiumara | Stephen Wacker | July 2010 |
| Kraven's resurrection goes incorrectly, because Kaine had sacrificed himself to save Peter and the hunters had sacrificed Kaine, not Spider-Man, for the resurrection. |||||
| 637 | The Grim Hunt: Conclusion | Kelly/Lee/DeMatteis/Lark/Martin/Fiumara | Stephen Wacker | July 2010 |
| Enraged at the death of Kaine, Spider-Man dons his black costume and defeats Kraven. Spider-Man is about to kill Kraven, but is stopped by Spider-Woman. |||||
| 638 | One Moment In Time: Something Old | Joe Quesada/Paolo Rivera | Stephen Wacker | July 2010 |
| Part 1 of 4. Explains how the changes at the end of "One More Day" happened. A pigeon frees a criminal from police custody. Peter stops the criminal, but in doing so, is knocked unconscious, thus missing the wedding. |||||
| 639 | One Moment In Time: Something New | Quesada/Rivera | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2010 |
| Part 2 of 4. Explains how the changes at the end of "One More Day" happened. Peter saves Aunt May from her bullet wound with CPR. |||||
| 640 | One Moment In Time: Something Borrowed | Quesada/Rivera | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2010 |
| Part 3 of 4. Explains how the changes at the end of "One More Day" happened. The same criminal that caused Peter to miss his wedding attacks Mary Jane. Peter goes to Doctor Strange to make everyone forget his secret identity. |||||
| 641 | One Moment In Time: Something Blue | Quesada/Rivera | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2010 |
| Part 4 of 4. Explains how the changes at the end of "One More Day" happened. Doctor Strange, Iron Man and Mr. Fantastic erase knowledge of Peter's secret identity from everyone in the world except Peter and MJ. |||||
| 642 | Origin of the Species Part One | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2010 |
| During an attack by Tombstone and the Shocker, Lily Hollister gives birth to Stanley Osborn, who is captured by Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 643 | Origin of the Species Part Two | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2010 |
| Electro and the Sandman chase Spider-Man, trying to steal the child. |||||
| 644 | Origin of the Species Part Three | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2010 |
| The Vulture, the Rhino and Mysterio attack Spider-Man, while Doctor Octopus watches from afar. Spider-Man gives the baby to the Chameleon, who is disguised as Harry Osborn. The Chameleon tricks Spider-Man into thinking the baby is dead. |||||
| 645 | Origin of the Species Part Four | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2010 |
| Spider-Man goes on a rampage after thinking the baby is dead. Spider-Man tracks down the Chameleon, who tells him that the Lizard has the baby. |||||
| 646 | Origin of the Species Part Five | Waid/Azaceta | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2010 |
| Doctor Octopus and Spider-Man chase the Lizard. The Lizard and Spider-Man find out that the child is not Norman Osborn's. Doctor Octopus and the Lizard fight. Spider-Man delivers the baby to Harry Osborn and reveals that he is the father. |||||
| 647 | Brand New Day: Epilogue | Various | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2010 |
| End of "Brand New Day". Carlie and Peter start dating. Harry and Stanley Osborn go into hiding. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #648–700 (November 2010 – December 2012)

Note: During the "Big Time" storyline, two issues of The Amazing Spider-Man were published each month at the increased length of 30 pages each (compared to the traditional 22 pages).
| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 648 | Big Time Part 1 | Dan Slott/Paul Tobin/Humberto Ramos/Clayton Henry | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2010 |
| Peter is hired to work at Horizon Labs. |||||
| 649 | Big Time Part 2: Kill to be You | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2010 |
| Phil Urich becomes the newest Hobgoblin. |||||
| 650 | Big Time Part 3: The Final Lesson | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2010 |
| Spider-Man battles the new Hobgoblin. Guest appearance by the Black Cat. First appearance of the stealth suit. |||||
| 651 | Big Time Part 4: The Sting that Never Goes Away | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2010 |
| Spider-Man and the Black Cat vs. the new Hobgoblin. |||||
| 652 | Revenge of the Spider-Slayer Part One: Army of Insects | Slott/Stefano Caselli | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2011 |
| Alistair Alphonso Smythe returns with an army of Spider-Slayers. Appearance by the Scorpion. |||||
| 653 | Revenge of the Spider-Slayer Part Two: All You Love Will Die | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2011 |
| Spider-Man and the New Avengers struggle to fight off the invasion of the Spider-Slayers. |||||
| 654 | Revenge of the Spider-Slayer Part Three: Self-Inflicted Wounds | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2011 |
| Alistair Alphonso Smythe kills Marla Jameson. |||||
| 654.1 | Flashpoint | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2011 |
| Story starring Agent Venom. |||||
| 655 | No One Dies Part One: Awakening | Slott/Marcos Martin | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2011 |
| Catalyzed by Marla Jameson's death, Spider-Man is plagued by visions of the people he could not save and swears an oath that as long as he is there, he will not let anyone die. |||||
| 656 | No One Dies Part Two: Resolve | Slott/Martin | Stephen Wacker | March 2011 |
| First appearance of Massacre. |||||
| 657 | Torch Song | Slott/Martin/Ty Templeton | Stephen Wacker | March 2011 |
| Spider-Man hangs out with the Fantastic Four, due to Johnny Storm's death in FF #587, and has an awakening with them. |||||
| 658 | Peter Parker: The Fantastic Spider-Man; Can't Get the Service Part One | Slott/Javier Pulido | Stephen Wacker | April 2011 |
| Spider-Man joins the Future Foundation, the renamed Fantastic Four. |||||
| 659 | Fantastic Voyage Part One; Can't Get the Service Part Two | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | April 2011 |
| Continuation of Spider-Man's first mission with the FF. |||||
| 660 | Fantastic Voyage Part Two; Can't Get the Service Part Three | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | April 2011 |
| Spider-Man's teams up with the FF against the Sinister Six. |||||
| 661 | The Substitute Part One; Just Another Day | Christos Gage/Reilly Brown | Stephen Wacker | May 2011 |
| Spider-Man serves as a substitute teacher for Avengers Academy. |||||
| 662 | The Substitute Part Two; Magnetic Man in The Choice | Gage/Brown | Stephen Wacker | May 2011 |
| Spider-Man continues his battle with the Psycho-Man and tries to help out Avengers Academy. |||||
| 663 | The Return of Anti-Venom Part One: The Ghost of Jean DeWolffe; Thanks...but No Thanks | Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | June 2011 |
| Anti-Venom and a new vigilante named the Wraith target Mister Negative's criminal empire. |||||
| 664 | The Return of Anti-Venom Part Two: Revelation Day | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | June 2011 |
| Mister Negative's identity as Martin Li is revealed to the public, the Wraith's identity is revealed as Captain Watanabe to Carlie Cooper and Spider-Man. |||||
| 665 | Crossroads | Slott/Ryan Stegman | Stephen Wacker | July 2011 |
| Aunt May and J. Jonah Jameson Sr. move to Boston. |||||
| 666 | The One and Only | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | July 2011 |
| Spider-Island Prelude. Return of the Jackal. |||||
| 667 | Spider-Island Part One: The Amazing Spider-Manhattan | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2011 |
| Everyone in Manhattan is given spider-powers. |||||
| 668 | Spider-Island Part Two: Peter Parker – The Unspectacular Spider-Man | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2011 |
| Peter Parker broadcasts to the world that he has spider-powers and that everyone needs to use them responsibly. Appearance by Anti-Venom. |||||
| 669 | Spider-Island Part Three: Arachnotopia | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2011 |
| Spider-Man battles a six-armed Shocker. The Queen is revealed as the mastermind behind the new spider-powers. |||||
| 670 | Spider-Island Part Four: Spiders, Spiders Everywhere | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2011 |
| J. Jonah Jameson and Mary Jane are given spider-powers. All the people with new spider-powers turn into Spiders, except Mary Jane. Jameson tries to kill Smythe. Anti-Venom battles Venom. |||||
| 671 | Spider-Island Part Five: A New Hope | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2011 |
| Mr. Fantastic uses Anti-Venom to create a cure for the new Spiders. Spider-Man battles Kaine, who has been transformed into a Spider and is being controlled by the Jackal. |||||
| 672 | Spider-Island Part Six: Boss Battle | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2011 |
| Spider-Man gives the cures to Kaine and gives him the stealth suit. Captain America leads the Avengers and the Fantastic Four against the Queen. Spider-Man uses the Spider-Slayer robots to distribute the Anti-Venom cure. Kaine kills the Queen. |||||
| 673 | The Naked City | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2011 |
| Spider-Island Epilogue. The heroes clean up the aftermath of the battle. Carlie breaks up with Peter after finding out that he is Spider-Man. Doctor Strange tells Peter that his spell was broken when Peter told everyone to use his powers responsibly on TV. After a talk with Robbie, J. Jonah Jameson thanks Spider-Man for saving them by shining blue and red colors across the entire Empire State Building. |||||
| 674 | Great Heights Part One: Trust Issues | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2011 |
| Return of the original Vulture. |||||
| 675 | Great Heights Part Two: Partners In Crime | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2011 |
| The Vulture fits a bunch of kids with wings and battles Spider-Man. |||||
| 676 | Tomorrow the World! | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2011 |
| Doctor Octopus leads the Sinister Six into battle against MODOK Superior and the Intelligencia. Spider-Man does not appear in this issue. |||||
| 677 | The Devil and Details Part One | Mark Waid/Emma Rios | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2012 |
| Spider-Man and Daredevil work together to prove that the Black Cat has been framed for stealing technology from Horizon Labs. Part Two of this story is in Daredevil (vol. 3) #8. |||||
| 678 | I Killed Tomorrow Part One: Schrödinger's Catastrophe | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2012 |
| Spider-Man glimpses a future in which he is absent for one day and sees the entire city in ruins. He figures out that the disaster happened at 3:10 AM the next day and tries to stop it. |||||
| 679 | I Killed Tomorrow Part Two: A Date with Predestiny | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2012 |
| Peter realizes that he was needed as Peter Parker, not Spider-Man, to save the city, by closing the machine that showed him the future in the first place. |||||
| 679.1 | Morbid Curiosity | Christopher Yost/Matthew Clark/Tom Palmer | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2012 |
| Story starring Morbius the Living Vampire. |||||
| 680 | Road Trip...in Space! | Slott/Yost/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2012 |
| Spider-Man and the Human Torch go to space to rescue John Jameson from a spaceship hijacked by Doctor Octopus and the Sinister Six. |||||
| 681 | Horizon, We Have a Problem | Slott/Yost/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | March 2012 |
| Doctor Octopus uses his Octobots to control the crewmates to fight Spider-Man. Spider-Man safely lands the spaceship in the water. Doctor Octopus says that it is time for his master plan. |||||
| 682 | Ends of the Earth Part One: My World on Fire | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | March 2012 |
| Doctor Octopus advertises to the world a technological scheme to stop global warming. Spider-Man sees through this scheme, so he creates new armor and calls for the Avengers to assemble. |||||
| 683 | Ends of the Earth Part Two: Earth's Mightiest | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | April 2012 |
| Spider-Man and the Avengers fight the Sinister Six (Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, the Chameleon, the Rhino, Electro, and Mysterio), but are defeated. |||||
| 684 | Ends of the Earth Part Three: Sand Trap | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | April 2012 |
| Silver Sable returns to save Spider-Man and the Black Widow. Spider-Man, Silver Sable and the Black Widow fight and defeat the Sandman in the Sahara Desert. |||||
| 685 | Ends of the Earth Part Four: Global Menace | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | May 2012 |
| Doctor Octopus has convinced the whole world that he is the savior and Spider-Man is stopping him from saving the world. Doctor Octopus sends S.H.I.E.L.D. agents and supervillains around the world to hunt down Spider-Man. In response, Spider-Man recruits heroes from around the world. Doctor Octopus convinces Spider-Man that he has destroyed half of the world. |||||
| 686 | Ends of the Earth Part Five: From the Ashes of Defeat | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | May 2012 |
| Doctor Octopus accidentally reveals that the destruction they see is an illusion created by Mysterio. Spider-Man convinces Mysterio to turn against Doctor Octopus and lead them to his base. However, Doctor Octopus uses his Octobots to control the Avengers to battle Spider-Man's team. Spider-Man realizes that Octavius is using the things Peter created at Horizon Labs for his scheme. |||||
| 687 | Ends of the Earth Part Six: Everyone Dies | Slott/Caselli | Stephen Wacker | June 2012 |
| Mysterio frees the Avengers from the control of Doctor Octopus. Thor, Iron Man and the Red Hulk destroy the missiles launched by Doctor Octopus. The Rhino seemingly kills Silver Sable. Spider-Man defeats and saves Octavius. |||||
| 688 | No Turning Back Part One: The Win Column | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | June 2012 |
| Morbius tries to develop a cure for the Lizard at Horizon Labs. |||||
| 689 | No Turning Back Part Two: Cold Blooded | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | July 2012 |
| Morbius cures Dr. Connors, but the mind of the Lizard is still in control. |||||
| 690 | No Turning Back Part Three: Natural State | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | July 2012 |
| The Lizard turns everybody at Horizon Labs into Lizards. |||||
| 691 | No Turning Back Part Four: Human Error | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2012 |
| Spider-Man stabs the Lizard with a cure to turn him back into Connors. Connors' mind is restored, but his body is not. The Kingpin has Tiberius Stone steal spider-sense jammers from Horizon labs. Roderick Kingsley, the original Hobgoblin, hears about the new Hobgoblin. |||||
| 692 | Alpha Part One: Point of Origin | Various | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2012 |
| Extra-length issue with multiple stories to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Spider-Man's first appearance. Andy Maguire gains superpowers from a failed experiment at Horizon Labs and becomes the first Alpha-level threat. |||||
| 693 | Alpha Part Two: That Something Special | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2012 |
| The Jackal captures Alpha and creates clones of him, but since his power is not in his blood, the clones are useless. Peter realizes that Andy is what he would have been if Uncle Ben had not died and he had not learned to be responsible. |||||
| 694 | Alpha Part Three: The Final Grade | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2012 |
| Spider-Man and the Avengers call in Alpha to help defeat Terminus. Peter saves Aunt May and J. Jonah Jameson Sr. and removes Alpha's powers. Roderick Kingsley returns to New York. |||||
| 695 | Danger Zone Part One: Warning Signs | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2012 |
| Tiberius Stone uses the spider-sense jammers while the new Hobgoblin is fighting Spider-Man, but instead of jamming his spider-sense, it enhances Peter's spider-sense and Madame Web's seer abilities. Phil Urich captures Peter after realizing his connection with Spider-Man. |||||
| 696 | Danger Zone Part Two: Key to the Kingdom | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2012 |
| The Kingpin holds Peter Parker hostage to get his boss, Max Modell, to deliver him the Goblin Key. Roderick Kingsley finds out that Phil Urich is the new Hobgoblin and fights him, threatening to kill Phil's girlfriend, Norah Winters. Both Hobgoblins are forced to team up once Peter and Max escape with the key. |||||
| 697 | Danger Zone Part Three: War of the Goblins | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2012 |
| The two Hobgoblins corner Peter and Max, who hide in Norman Osborn's storage. Peter and Max escape and destroy Osborn's lair. Kingsley defeats Phil, but realizing he has potential, he lets him live, on the condition that he pays him a cut out of every crime he commits. |||||
| 698 | Dying Wish Prelude: Day in the Life | Slott/Richard Elson | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2012 |
| Doctor Octopus asks for Peter Parker in the Raft on his deathbed. It is revealed that Octavius swapped minds with Peter, so his mind was in Spider-Man's body and Peter's mind was in his. |||||
| 699 | Dying Wish: Outside the Box | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2012 |
| Peter finds out that Octavius used a mind-swapping Octobot during his fight with the Hobgoblins to switch their minds. The Sinister Six break Doctor Octopus's body out of jail, which has Peter's mind in it. |||||
| 699.1 | Enter: Morbius – The Living Vampire | Slott/Joe Keatinge/Marco Checchetto/Valentine De Landro | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2012 |
| As Morbius the Living Vampire escapes the Raft, his childhood and growing-up years backstory is revealed. |||||
| 700 | Dying Wish: Suicide Run | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2012 |
| Trapped in the dying body of Otto Octavius, Peter hunts down Spider-Man in order to switch his and Otto's minds back. Peter fails and Doctor Octopus, in Peter's body, defeats him. Peter uses an Octobot to try and swap their minds back, but fails. However, the Octobot links Peter and Otto's minds and Peter's entire life, memories, and defining moments flash through Otto's mind. Otto is overwhelmed and asks Peter why, through so much grief and tragedy, did he continue to fight? Peter teaches Otto one last lesson: with great power, there must also come great responsibility. Peter Parker dies and Otto Octavius, understanding Spider-Man at last, takes up the mantle of the Superior Spider-Man. |||||
| 700.1 | Frost Part One | David Morrell/Klaus Janson | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| A massive blizzard hits and Peter has to reach Aunt May, who is trapped in her house with no power or heating. Note: this issue takes place after the events of The Superior Spider-Man. |||||
| 700.2 | Frost Part Two | Morrell/Janson | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| On his way to Aunt May's house, Peter is delayed constantly by people that need to be saved. Peter tires before reaching Aunt May's house, but sees a vision of Uncle Ben as he walks and, following it, leads him to Aunt May's house, where Peter nurses her back to health. Note: this issue takes place after the events of The Superior Spider-Man. |||||
| 700.3 | The Black Lodge Part One: Convalescence; Cat & Mouse | Joe Casey/Timmothy Green II | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| A criminal hospital sees Spider-Man's heavily burnt body after his battle with Firebrand and thinks it is the body of Firebrand. Spider-Man starts to regain his health when he realizes where he is. The head doctor of the hospital reveals that he knows he brought in Spider-Man. Back-up story with Spider-Man and the Black Cat. Note: this issue takes place after the events of The Superior Spider-Man. |||||
| 700.4 | The Black Lodge Part Two: Voluntary Discharge | Casey/Green II | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| Spider-Man battles the Shocker and several other villains. The Black Lodge is destroyed. Back-up story about a young kid being bullied. Note: this issue takes place after the events of The Superior Spider-Man. |||||
| 700.5 | Spider-Man & the Human Torch Save the Universe; What Would Spider-Man Do? | Brian Reed/Sean Chen | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| Future Ben Grimm plays a joke on Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four, making them think that a device that would destroy the universe would be activated. In a second story, a kid is shot trying to save Spider-Man. Peter is wracked with guilt, visiting him in the hospital. The kid reveals that he looked up to Spider-Man as his hero ever since he saw him save a girl from being hit by a bus. Note: this issue takes place after the events of The Superior Spider-Man. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #701–801 (January 2013 – June 2018)
### Superior Spider-Man (vol. 1) #1–33 (January 2013 – April 2014)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 1 | 701 | Hero or Menace? | Dan Slott/Ryan Stegman | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2013 |
| Otto faces off against the new "Sinister Six" (Boomerang, the Shocker, the Speed Demon, the Living Brain, Overdrive, and a new version of the Beetle). Otto is about to kill Boomerang, but Peter, whose mind is still alive, unknown to Otto, stops him. |||||
| 2 | 702 | The Peter Principle | Slott/Stegman | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2013 |
| "Peter" and MJ reunite, but Otto realizes that they both need to let go of each other. Carlie starts to suspect the truth about this sudden "change" in Peter. |||||
| 3 | 703 | Everything You Know is Wrong | Slott/Stegman | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2013 |
| Otto fights the Vulture. The Vulture uses children to fight and Otto is forced to hit a child, causing him to remember his own father beating him. Otto goes berserk and almost kills the Vulture. |||||
| 4 | 704 | The Aggressive Approach | Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2013 |
| Massacre escapes from Ravencroft and kills Dr. Ashley Kafka. Otto returns to Empire State University to complete Peter's doctorate. The Green Goblin appears at the end of the issue. |||||
| 5 | 705 | Emotional Triggers | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | March 2013 |
| First appearance of Anna Maria Marconi. Otto kills Massacre. |||||
| 6 | 706 | Joking Hazard | Slott/Humberto Ramos | Stephen Wacker | March 2013 |
| Otto brutalizes Screwball and the Jester. The Avengers suspect something is wrong with Spider-Man. |||||
| 6.AU | Doomsday Scenario | Christos Gage/Dexter Soy | Ellie Pyle | March 2013 |
| An Age of Ultron tie-in. Spider-Man works with Iron Man and Quicksilver to send Ultron's bots to the Negative Zone. |||||
| 7 | 707 | Troubled Mind Part 1: Right-Hand Man | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | April 2013 |
| Peter gains minimal control of his body. Otto heavily beats up Cardiac. The Avengers confront Spider-Man. |||||
| 8 | 708 | Troubled Mind Part 2: Proof Positive | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | April 2013 |
| The Avengers' tests confirm that Spider-Man is himself, but Otto notices an anomaly in his brain and realizes that Peter's mind is still alive. |||||
| 9 | 709 | Troubled Mind Part 3: Gray Matters | Slott/Stegman | Stephen Wacker | May 2013 |
| Otto enters Peter's brain and they battle for control of Peter's body. Otto wins and erases all of Peter's memories. |||||
| 10 | 710 | Independence Day | Slott/Stegman/Marcos Martin | Stephen Wacker | May 2013 |
| Otto fights several crime lords. The Green Goblin hacks Otto's Spider-Bot network. |||||
| 11 | 711 | No Escape Part 1: A Lock For Every Key | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | June 2013 |
| Alistair Alphonso Smythe escapes execution. |||||
| 12 | 712 | No Escape Part 2: Lockdown | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | June 2013 |
| Otto fights Boomerang, the Vulture and the Scorpion. |||||
| 13 | 713 | No Escape Part 3: The Slayers & the Slain | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | July 2013 |
| Otto kills Alistair Alphonso Smythe and blackmails J. Jonah Jameson into giving him control of the Raft. |||||
| 14 | 714 | A Blind Eye | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | July 2013 |
| Spider-Man attacks Shadowland, the Kingpin's stronghold, with his army of Spider-Robots. The Kingpin fakes his death. |||||
| 15 | 715 | Run, Goblin, Run! Part 1: The Tinkerer's Apprentice | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2013 |
| Carlie realizes "Peter" is lying about where he gets his money from. Spider-Man reveals to the public that Phil Urich is the Hobgoblin. |||||
| 16 | 716 | Run, Goblin, Run! Part 2: Kill Phil | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Aug. 2013 |
| The Green Goblin makes Phil Urich the Goblin Knight. |||||
| 17 | 717 | Let's Do the Time Warp Again | Slott/Stegman | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2013 |
| Guest-starring Spider-Man 2099. |||||
| 18 | 718 | Smack to the Future | Slott/Stegman | Stephen Wacker | Sept. 2013 |
| Spider-Man 2099 has to save Tiberius Stone from Otto. |||||
| 19 | 719 | 1.21 Giga-Whats?! | Slott/Stegman | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2013 |
| Horizon Labs is destroyed and Alchemax is formed. Carlie finds out that Spider-Man is getting his money from the secret account of Otto Octavius. |||||
| 20 | 720 | Spidey Still Standing | Slott/Camuncoli/John Dell | Stephen Wacker | Oct. 2013 |
| "Spider-Man" beats up the Black Cat and creates Parker Industries. "Peter" is accused of plagiarism. Carlie finds proof that Doctor Octopus is Spider-Man. |||||
| 21 | 721 | Lethal Ladies | Slott/Camuncoli/Dell | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2013 |
| "Spider-Man" battles Stunner. Carlie is kidnapped by the Green Goblin. "Peter" is cleared of plagiarism. |||||
| 22 | 722 | Darkest Hours Part 1: Face to Face | Slott/Gage/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Nov. 2013 |
| Otto fights Agent Venom. |||||
| 23 | 723 | Darkest Hours Part 2: Complications | Slott/Gage/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| Otto heals Aunt May's disability and separates the Venom symbiote from Flash Thompson. The symbiote locks onto Otto and becomes Superior Venom. |||||
| 24 | 724 | Darkest Hours Part 3: Dark Embrace | Slott/Gage/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Dec. 2013 |
| "Peter" confronts Aunt May over her reaction towards Anna Maria. |||||
| 25 | 725 | Darkest Hours Part 4: Before the Dawn | Slott/Gage/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2014 |
| Superior Venom fights the Avengers. As Otto struggles to get the symbiote off, Peter Parker, whose mind is revealed to still be alive, helps get the symbiote off, and it binds with Flash Thompson again. Otto tells Mary Jane and the Avengers that the Venom symbiote is responsible for his behavior, but the Avengers are not fooled. Roderick Kingsley challenges Norman Osborn. |||||
| 26 | 726 | The Goblin War | Slott/Ramos | Stephen Wacker | Jan. 2014 |
| Goblin Nation prelude. "Spider-Man" leaves the Avengers. Norman Osborn defeats a decoy Hobgoblin, believing he is Kingsley, but the Goblin Knight is left knowing the truth. |||||
| 27 | 727 | Goblin Nation Part One | Slott/Camuncoli | Stephen Wacker | Feb. 2014 |
| The Green Goblin reveals that he knows Otto is Spider-Man and offers for Otto to join him. Otto refuses, so the Goblin destroys Spider-Island. |||||
| 28 | 728 | Goblin Nation Part Two | Slott/Camuncoli | Ellie Pyle | Feb. 2014 |
| The Green Goblin continues to take over the city. Peter relives Otto's life and memories. |||||
| 29 | 729 | Goblin Nation Part Three | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Ellie Pyle | March 2014 |
| The Green Goblin destroys all the places dear to Otto. J. Jonah Jameson deploys the Anti-Spider-Man Patrol, but the Goblin takes control of it. Spider-Man 2099 joins the fight. |||||
| 30 | 730 | Goblin Nation Part Four | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | March 2014 |
| Otto realizes that he has failed and it is his fault that the city is in ruins. In order to save Anna Maria from the Green Goblin, Otto restores Peter Parker to his body, sacrificing himself in the process. |||||
| 31 | 731 | Goblin Nation: Conclusion | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | April 2014 |
| Series finale! Peter Parker returns as Spider-Man to save Anna Marconi and defeats the Green Goblin/Norman Osborn, who gets away with the help of Liz Allan. Peter makes amends with Aunt May. J. Jonah Jameson resigns from being the Mayor. |||||
| 32 | 732 | Edge of Spider-Verse Part One | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2014 |
| Spider-Verse Prologue. The explosion of Horizon Labs in Superior Spider-Man #19 sends Otto to 2099. Otto builds equipment to travel to other dimensions and rescues other Spider-People. First appearance of Karn. Note: this issue was released after issues #1-6 of The Amazing Spider-Man (2014). |||||
| 33 | 733 | Edge of Spider-Verse Part Four | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2014 |
| Spider-Verse Prologue. Otto leads a team of Spider-People against Karn. Karn's backstory is revealed at the end. Note: this issue was released after issues #1-6 of The Amazing Spider-Man (2014). |||||

### The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 3) #1–20 (April 2014 – August 2015) — Marvel NOW!

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 1 | 734 | Lucky to be Alive Part One; Recapturing that Old Spark; Crossed Paths; How My Stuff Works | Dan Slott/Humberto Ramos | Nick Lowe | April 2014 |
| Peter finds his life in a mess after recovering his body from Doctor Octopus. Electro returns. Anna Maria finds out that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. |||||
| 1.1 | Learning to Crawl Part One: The Show Must Go On! | Slott/Ramon Perez | Nick Lowe | May 2014 |
| Continues the events of Amazing Fantasy #15. Debut of Clash. |||||
| 1.2 | Learning to Crawl Part Two | Slott/Perez | Nick Lowe | June 2014 |
| Peter struggles in school while Clash, who is a super fan of Spider-Man's, sets up a show for him. |||||
| 1.3 | Learning to Crawl Part Three | Slott/Perez | Nick Lowe | July 2014 |
| Spider-Man battles Clash at the science fair. |||||
| 1.4 | Learning to Crawl Part Four | Slott/Perez | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2014 |
| Peter's life improves as he quits being Spider-Man, but is forced to suit up again when Clash attacks the Daily Bugle. J. Jonah Jameson fires Peter. |||||
| 1.5 | Learning to Crawl Part Five | Slott/Perez | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2014 |
| After a pep talk from Aunt May, Peter regains his confidence and defeats Clash. |||||
| 2 | 735 | Lucky to be Alive Part Two | Slott/Ramos | Nick Lowe | May 2014 |
| The Avengers run tests on Spider-Man to make sure he is the real thing. An extra-powered Electro takes on Spider-Man, wanting revenge for what Doctor Octopus did to him when he was Spider-Man. |||||
| 3 | 736 | Lucky to be Alive Part Three | Slott/Ramos | Nick Lowe | June. 2014 |
| The Black Cat fights Spider-Man, wanting revenge for what Doctor Octopus did to her when he was Spider-Man. |||||
| 4 | 737 | Lucky to be Alive Part Four | Slott/Ramos | Nick Lowe | July 2014 |
| An Original Sin tie-in issue. First appearance of Silk. |||||
| 5 | 738 | Lucky to be Alive Part Five | Slott/Ramos | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2014 |
| An Original Sin tie-in issue. Spider-Man and Silk fight the Black Cat and Electro. |||||
| 6 | 739 | Lucky to be Alive Conclusion | Slott/Ramos | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2014 |
| The Black Cat blows up Peter's supervillain curing machine. Spider-Man saves Electro. |||||
| 7 | 740 | Ms. Marvel Team-Up; Edge of Spider-Verse Part 7 | Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2014 |
| Spider-Man teams up with Ms. Marvel. Spider-UK appears. |||||
| 8 | 741 | Adventures in Babysitting; Edge of Spider-Verse Part 10 | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2014 |
| One of the Inheritors attacks Mayday Parker's house in Earth-982, the MC2 universe, and kills Peter Parker. |||||
| 9 | 742 | Spider-Verse Part 1: The Gathering; The Feast | Slott/Oliver Coipel | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2014 |
| Peter and Silk are recruited by a legion of Spider-People from other dimensions, who are rescuing Spiders around the multiverse from the wrath of the Inheritors. |||||
| 10 | 743 | Spider-Verse Part 2: Superior Force | Slott/Coipel | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2014 |
| Peter, Silk, Spider-Ham, and a few others meet the Superior Spider-Man's team of Spider-People. The Inheritors find them and they are forced to escape. |||||
| 11 | 744 | Spider-Verse Part 3: Higher Ground | Slott/Coipel | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2014 |
| Peter and Otto battle for leadership. The Inheritors invade the base of the Spider-People and Solus kills the Cosmic Spider-Man. |||||
| 12 | 745 | Spider-Verse Part 4: Anywhere but Here | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2015 |
| The Inheritors chase the Spiders across the multiverse. Silk finds a safe zone on Earth-3145, which the Inheritors cannot enter. |||||
| 13 | 746 | Spider-Verse Part 5: Spider-Men: No More | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2015 |
| All the Spiders unite and travel to Loomworld to confront the Inheritors. Solus is killed by Kaine. |||||
| 14 | 747 | Spider-Verse Part 6: Web Warriors | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2015 |
| Final battle between the Spiders and Inheritors. The Spiders trap the Inheritors on Earth-3145, a radiation-filled world. The Superior Spider-Man kills the Master Weaver. |||||
| 15 | 748 | Spider-Verse Epilogue | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2015 |
| The Superior Spider-Man realizes that he is going to die and Peter will take back his body in the future, and tries to destroy the Web of Life. The Master Weaver is revealed to be a future version of Karn. Karn becomes the Master Weaver again. The Superior Spider-Man is sent back in time to the explosion in The Superior Spider-Man #19. |||||
| 16 | 749 | The Graveyard Shift Part One: The Late, Late Mr. Parker | Slott/Christos Gage/Ramos | Nick Lowe | March 2015 |
| Tiberius Stone hires the Ghost to sabotage Parker Industries. |||||
| 16.1 | Spiral Part One | Gerry Conway/Carlo Barberi | Nick Lowe | March 2015 |
| A gang war breaks out due to the Kingpin's absence. Yuri Watanabe becomes the Wraith again after a friend of hers is injured by Tombstone. Return of Mister Negative. |||||
| 17 | 750 | The Graveyard Shift Part Two: Trust Issues | Slott/Gage/Ramos | Nick Lowe | April 2015 |
| The Ghost infiltrates Parker Industries. |||||
| 17.1 | Spiral Part Two | Conway/Barberi | Nick Lowe | April 2015 |
| Spider-Man and the Wraith battle Hammerhead and the Goblin King. |||||
| 18 | 751 | The Graveyard Shift Part Three: Trade Secrets | Slott/Gage/Ramos | Nick Lowe | May 2015 |
| Spider-Man battles the Ghost. The Parker Industries building is destroyed. |||||
| 18.1 | Spiral Part Three | Conway/Barberi | Nick Lowe | June 2015 |
| Spider-Man and the Wraith stop a prison breakout for Tombstone and Hammerhead tipped off by Mister Negative, leading to a fight with the Black Cat and the Crime Master. |||||
| 19.1 | Spiral Part Four | Conway/Barberi | Nick Lowe | July 2015 |
| The Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime return. Spider-Man and the Wraith fight the Ringmaster, unknowingly being manipulated by Mister Negative. |||||
| 20.1 | Spiral Conclusion | Conway/Barberi | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2015 |
| Spider-Man stops the Wraith from killing Mister Negative. Spider-Man defeats Mister Negative. |||||

### Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (vol. 1) #1–5 (June 2015 – September 2015)

Note: Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows is a Secret Wars tie-in miniseries set in an alternate universe where One More Day never happened. The miniseries is counted as part of the legacy numbering for The Amazing Spider-Man.
| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 1 | 752 | Why Can't We Have Nice Things | Dan Slott/Various | Nick Lowe | June 2015 |
| Regent has battled the X-Men and taken all of their powers. The Avengers battle Regent, who has led a Ryker's Island breakout, releasing Venom amongst others. Spider-Man is forced to abandon the Avengers to protect his family from Venom. Spider-Man kills Venom when he threatens to kill Peter's daughter. |||||
| 2 | 753 | Because We Said So, That's Why | Slott/Adam Kubert | Nick Lowe | July 2015 |
| Peter is still haunted by his murder of Eddie Brock. Spider-Man is forced to publicly return when his daughter's school is being attacked. |||||
| 3 | 754 | Calling a Family Meeting | Slott/Kubert | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2015 |
| Regent sends the Sinister Six (Doctor Octopus, the Vulture, the Hobgoblin, Mysterio, Kraven the Hunter, the Shocker) after Spider-Man. The Sandman, who is working for S.H.I.E.L.D., stalks them. Spider-Man fights the Sinister Six, but Annie and MJ are captured. |||||
| 4 | 755 | Daddy Has to Go Away for a While | Slott/Kubert | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2015 |
| Spider-Man and the Sandman are captured by Regent. Annie and MJ are sent to the S.H.I.E.L.D. resistance base, where Hawkeye, Mockingbird, and the remaining superheroes come up with a plan to defeat Regent. |||||
| 5 | 756 | I'll Always Be There for You | Slott/Kubert | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2015 |
| Final battle between the S.H.I.E.L.D. resistance and Regent. Regent is defeated. |||||

### The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 4) #1–32 (October 2015 – September 2017) — All-New, All-Different Marvel

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 1 | 757 | Worldwide | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2015 |
| Set after the events of Secret Wars, a technologically upgraded Spider-Man goes to Shanghai with Mockingbird, to advertise Parker Industries, when attacked by the Zodiac. Doctor Octopus's mind is revealed to be in the Living Brain. |||||
| 1.1 | Amazing Grace Part One: A Wretch Like Me | Jose Molina/Simone Bianchi | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2015 |
| After a man named Julio Rodriguez is mysteriously brought back from the dead, Spider-Man begins an investigation causing him to cross paths with the Santerians. |||||
| 1.2 | Amazing Grace Part Two: My Heart to Fear | Molina/Bianchi | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2016 |
| The Santerians send Spider-Man to Cuba to find Julio Rodriguez, but he is ambushed. |||||
| 1.3 | Amazing Grace Part Three: Dangers, Toils, and Snares | Molina/Bianchi | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2016 |
| Spider-Man escapes and continues his investigation, raising theological questions along the way. |||||
| 1.4 | Amazing Grace Part Four: Within the Veil | Molina/Bianchi/Andrea Broccardo | Nick Lowe | March 2016 |
| As Spider-Man struggles with the theological implications of Julio's unexplainable resurrection, he finds out information about Julio's death and tracks him down. |||||
| 1.5 | Amazing Grace Part Five: Flesh and Heart Shall Fail | Molina/Bianchi/Broccardo | Nick Lowe | May 2016 |
| Spider-Man keeps a constant watch on Julio, and realizes what is wrong with him. With some help from Iron Man, Spider-Man and the Santerians track down a possessed Julio, who is seen reviving people. |||||
| 1.6 | Amazing Grace Part Six: Lead Me Home | Molina/Bianchi/Broccardo | Nick Lowe | July 2016 |
| Spider-Man and the Santerians battle Julio and the resurrected people. To stop Julio's master from coming to Earth, the Santerians kill Julio. |||||
| 2 | 758 | Water Proof | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2015 |
| Spider-Man and the Prowler track down the Webware that Peter gave to the Zodiac. |||||
| 3 | 759 | Friendly Fire | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2015 |
| Parker Industries buys the Baxter Building. The Human Torch, misunderstanding Peter's intentions, attacks him. The Zodiac attacks S.H.I.E.L.D in order to kill one of their captured members. |||||
| 4 | 760 | High Priority | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2015 |
| Spider-Man abandons a S.H.I.E.L.D. mission to save Aunt May from the War Goblins in Africa. |||||
| 5 | 761 | Set in Stone | Slott/Christos Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2015 |
| Spider-Man, Mockingbird, the Human Torch and the Prowler go to London to stop Scorpio, leader of the Zodiac. |||||
| 6 | 762 | The Dark Kingdom Part One: Turnabout | Slott/Matteo Buffagni | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2015 |
| The return of Mister Negative. Mister Negative uses his corrupting touch to put Cloak and Dagger under his spell and sends them to capture Peter Parker. |||||
| 7 | 763 | The Dark Kingdom Part Two: Opposing Forces | Slott/Buffagni | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2016 |
| Mister Negative uses his corrupting touch to turn Peter, but unbeknownst to him, it does not work, because he already used it once on Spider-Man. Spider-Man battles Cloak and Dagger. |||||
| 8 | 764 | The Dark Kingdom Part Three: Black and White | Slott/Buffagni | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2016 |
| Spider-Man foils Mister Negative's scheme and frees Cloak and Dagger from his control. Mister Negative escapes. |||||
| 9 | 765 | Scorpio Rising Part One: One Way Trip | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | March 2016 |
| Spider-Man and Nick Fury fly into space to dismantle S.H.I.E.L.D. satellites, which were hacked by Scorpio, but are overwhelmed by Scorpio's defenses. |||||
| 10 | 766 | Scorpio Rising Part Two: Power Play | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | April 2016 |
| Spider-Man battles Scorpio. |||||
| 11 | 767 | Scorpio Rising Part Three: Signs From Above | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | April 2016 |
| Spider-Man traps Scorpio one year into the future after he sees Scorpio learning all the knowledge for the entire year. |||||
| 12 | 768 | Power Play Part 1: The Stark Contrast | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | May 2016 |
| Mary Jane returns. Spider-Man and Iron Man battle Regent. |||||
| 13 | 769 | Power Play Part 2: Civil War Reenactment | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | June 2016 |
| Spider-Man fights Iron Man. Regent captures Miles Morales. |||||
| 14 | 770 | Power Play Part 3: Avengers Assembled | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | June 2016 |
| Regent defeats, and gains the powers of, Ms. Marvel, Captain America (Sam Wilson), Nova, the Vision and Lady Thor. |||||
| 15 | 771 | Power Play Conclusion: Suit Yourself | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | July 2016 |
| The battle with Regent concludes. First appearance of Mary Jane as the Iron Spider. |||||
| 16 | 772 | Before Dead No More Part One: Whatever the Cost | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2016 |
| J. Jonah Jameson Sr. goes to the hospital. New U, a new medical company, heals a heavily injured Parker Industries employee, which sets off Peter's spider-sense and resurrects Marla Jameson, who had died in The Amazing Spider-Man #654. |||||
| 17 | 773 | Before Dead No More Part Two: Spark of Life | Slott/R.B. Silva | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2016 |
| Peter sends the Prowler to investigate New U, but Prowler is ambushed by the new Electro. The new Jackal kills and brings Hobie back to life as a clone. |||||
| 18 | 774 | Before Dead No More Part Three: Full Otto | Slott/Silva | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2016 |
| Doctor Octopus reveals how he put his mind in the Living Brain. After hearing how he was defeated in Superior Spider-Man #30, he has one final fight with Spider-Man, after which he realizes he needs to find New U to get a new body. |||||
| 19 | 775 | Before Dead No More Part Four: Change of Heart | Slott/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2016 |
| J. Jonah Jameson wants to use New U tech to heal his father, but both his father and Peter refuse because he does not trust New U, leading to J. Jonah Jameson Sr.'s death. |||||
| 1 | Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy – Part One | Slott/Jim Cheung | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2016 |
| After J. Jonah Jameson Sr.'s funeral, Peter breaks into the New U facility, where he faces the Rhino, Doctor Octopus, and a cloned Gwen Stacy. |||||
| 20 | 776 | Spider-Man's Superior | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2016 |
| A Clone Conspiracy tie-in. Doctor Octopus explains to Spider-Man how he got his mind back into his old body. |||||
| 2 | Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy – Part Two | Slott/Cheung | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2016 |
| The Jackal shows Peter around the facility and all his clones of Spider-Man's villains and loved ones. Kaine and Spider-Gwen infiltrate New U, steal the Gwen Stacy clone, and set up at Horizon Labs. |||||
| 21 | 777 | Live Another Day | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2016 |
| A Clone Conspiracy tie-in. An exploration of how Kaine and Spider-Gwen infiltrated New U. |||||
| 3 | Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy – Part Three | Slott/Cheung | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2016 |
| Rhino and the new Electro attack Horizon Labs and battle Spider-Man, Spider-Gwen, and Kaine. After help from the Kingpin, Spider-Man tracks down and fights the Jackal, who takes off his mask, revealing himself to be Ben Reilly, asking Peter to join him and help to resurrect Uncle Ben. |||||
| 22 | 778 | Seeing Red | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2016 |
| A Clone Conspiracy tie-in. Ben Reilly explains how he became the Jackal. |||||
| 4 | Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy – Part Four | Slott/Cheung | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2017 |
| Doc Ock and Anna Maria work to fix the clone degeneration problem. Ben Reilly shows Peter around a new underground town he's built for clones. When Peter rejects his offer to join him, the Jackal orders all of his cloned villains to attack him. Doctor Octopus activates the frequency that activates the Carrion virus, and all the clones begin to degenerate. |||||
| 23 | 779 | The Moment You Know | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2017 |
| A Clone Conspiracy tie-in. Peter talks to Gwen's clone, trying to explain his past actions. |||||
| 5 | Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy – Part Five | Slott/Cheung | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2017 |
| The Carrion virus spreads and begins to infect humans as well. Peter uses Parker Industries' Webware to broadcast a reverse frequency that counteracts the virus. Doctor Octopus and the Jackal appear to degenerate. |||||
| 24 | 780 | Night of the Jackals | Slott/Gage/Camuncoli | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2017 |
| A Clone Conspiracy tie-in. Doctor Octopus uploads his mind into the photo-clone. Miles Warren becomes the Jackal again. Ben Reilly kills the Jackal. |||||
| N/A | Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy Omega | Slott/Gage/Cory Smith | Nick Lowe | March 2017 |
| Enraged after watching his wife die again, the Rhino rampages and fights Spider-Man. Kaine searches for Ben Reilly, not convinced of his death. The Lizard uses his formula to save his family from degeneration. Kingpin gives Spider-Man the location of Norman Osborn. |||||
| 25 | 781 | The Osborn Identity Part One: Bug Hunt | Slott/Stuart Immonen | Nick Lowe | March 2017 |
| Spider-Man goes on a worldwide manhunt for Norman Osborn. |||||
| 26 | 782 | The Osborn Identity Part Two: Fight or Flight | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | April 2017 |
| Silver Sable returns after having seemingly died during Ends of the Earth. |||||
| 27 | 783 | The Osborn Identity Part Three: A Private War | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | May 2017 |
| Parker Industries invade Symakaria, which is under the rule of Norman Osborn. Norman Osborn launches a rocket full of Goblin serum. |||||
| 28 | 784 | The Osborn Identity Part Four: One-On-One | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | June 2017 |
| Peter squares off against Norman, who ends up escaping. S.H.I.E.L.D. stops the Goblin missile. |||||
| 29 | 785 | Secret Empire Part One: Rightful Ruler | Slott/Gage/Immonen | Nick Lowe | June 2017 |
| A Secret Empire tie-in. Otto Octavius returns as the Superior Octopus, working for HYDRA. |||||
| 30 | 786 | Secret Empire Part Two: Master Planning | Slott/Gage/Immonen | Nick Lowe | July 2017 |
| A Secret Empire tie-in. Doctor Octopus chases Peter to Shanghai. Spider-Man fights Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 31 | 787 | Secret Empire Part Three: End of an Empire | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2017 |
| A Secret Empire tie-in. Peter destroys Parker Industries to keep it out of the hands of Doctor Octopus. |||||
| 32 | 788 | Personal Demon | Slott/Greg Smallwood | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2017 |
| After his last defeat at the hands of Spider-Man, Norman Osborn tries to become the Green Goblin again, but fails. He goes to the Himalayas to gain the power of the Mystic Arts, but is deemed not worthy. |||||

### The Amazing Spider-Man #789–801 (October 2017 – June 2018) — Marvel Legacy

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 789 | Fall of Parker – Part 1: Fall of Parker | Dan Slott/Stuart Immonen | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2017 |
| After the collapse of Parker Industries, Peter Parker deals with being the most hated man in New York. |||||
| 790 | Fall of Parker – Part 2: Breaking Point | Slott/Christos Gage/Immonen | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2017 |
| The Human Torch confronts Peter about selling the Baxter Building. |||||
| 791 | Fall of Parker – Part 3: Back to Ground | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2017 |
| Peter gets a new job at the Daily Bugle. |||||
| 792 | Venom Inc. – Part 2 | Slott/Mike Costa/Ryan Stegman | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2017 |
| A Spider-Man/Venom crossover. Continuation from Amazing Spider-Man: Venom Inc. Alpha #1. Spider-Man and Flash Thompson, who is once again Anti-Venom, purge the Venom symbiote from Eddie Brock to track a hostile symbiote that has possessed the Black Cat's entire mob. Story continues in Venom #159. |||||
| 793 | Venom Inc. – Part 4 | Slott/Costa/Stegman | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2017 |
| A Spider-Man/Venom crossover. Continuation from Venom #159. Venom, Anti-Venom, the Black Cat and Mania free Spider-Man from the control of the hostile symbiote of Lee Price. Story continues in Venom #16. |||||
| 794 | Threat Level: Red – Part 1: Last Chance | Slott/Gage/Immonen | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2018 |
| Takes place exactly a year after The Amazing Spider-Man #767. Scorpio returns and fights Spider-Man. The Carnage symbiote is delivered to Norman Osborn. |||||
| 795 | Threat Level: Red – Part 2: The Favor | Slott/Gage/Mike Hawthorne | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2018 |
| Spider-Man is summoned by Loki, who is now the new Sorcerer Supreme, on the matter of the favor Loki has owed him since The Amazing Spider-Man #504. Norman Osborn bonds with the Carnage symbiote, but they struggle over who should be in charge. |||||
| 796 | Threat Level: Red – Part 3: Higher Promises | Slott/Gage/Hawthorne | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2018 |
| Spider-Man and Anti-Venom battle the Goblin King (Phil Urich). Norman Osborn comes to an agreement with the Carnage symbiote, putting him in complete control of their symbiosis. |||||
| 797 | Go Down Swinging – Part 1: The Loose Thread | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | March 2018 |
| Norman Osborn kills the Goblin King (Phil Urich) and captures J. Jonah Jameson to question him about Spider-Man's identity, after he forgot it due to the spell cast by Doctor Strange in The Amazing Spider-Man #641. When Jameson tells Norman that Spider-Man will always beat him no matter what the Goblin puts him through, he reminds Norman of when he threw Gwen Stacy off of the Brooklyn Bridge, killing her. This causes Norman to remember that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. |||||
| 798 | Go Down Swinging – Part 2: The Rope-A-Dope | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | April 2018 |
| First appearance of the Red Goblin. Spider-Man battles the Red Goblin and is easily defeated by the combination of the Goblin formula and the Carnage symbiote. Norman Osborn forces Peter to stop being Spider-Man, saying that he will kill everyone he loves if he does not. |||||
| 799 | Go Down Swinging – Part 3: The Ties That Bind | Slott/Immonen | Nick Lowe | April 2018 |
| The Red Goblin goes after Harry Osborn and his family. Peter sends the Human Torch, Clash, Anti-Venom, Silk, and Miles Morales to fight the Goblin. Nothing except the Anti-Venom works on the Red Goblin, but everyone is defeated; Flash is forced to use his Anti-Venom to heal everyone rather than defeat the Goblin. The Red Goblin infects his own grandson, Normie Osborn, with the Carnage symbiote. |||||
| 800 | Go Down Swinging – Part 4: No Holds Barred | Slott/Nick Bradshaw/Humberto Ramos/Immonen/Giuseppe Camuncoli/Marcos Martin | Nick Lowe | May 2018 |
| After Spider-Man breaks their deal, the Red Goblin goes after MJ and sends Normie Osborn after Aunt May. Trying to make amends, J. Jonah Jameson sends Venom to protect MJ and a Spider-Slayer to protect Aunt May. After losing to the Goblin, Eddie Brock gives Spider-Man the Venom symbiote. The Red Goblin tries to kill Aunt May, but Doctor Octopus hears of the plan and saves her, redeeming himself in Peter's eyes. Norman attacks the Osborn family to gain control of Alchemax, but Harry uses his old Goblin equipment to fight him. Spider-Man battles the Red Goblin, who reveals that when he assaulted MJ and May, he infected them with the symbiote and they would die at his command. However, Flash Thompson finds out Peter Parker is Spider-Man and uses the Anti-Venom to remove the symbiote from MJ and May. Spider-Man and Anti-Venom battle the Red Goblin. The Red Goblin kills Flash Thompson/Anti-Venom. Filled with rage, Spider-Man almost gives into the violence of the Venom symbiote, but Flash stops him with his final words, calling Peter his hero and friend. Peter appeals to Norman's ego, telling him that everyone will credit Carnage, not the Green Goblin, for Spider-Man's death. Carnage is gleeful upon hearing this, causing him and Norman to fight for control. Norman and Peter dispel their symbiotes preferring to fight man-to-man. Peter wins, and Carnage tries to re-bond with Norman but Peter causes a fire to prevent this. Jameson tries to kill Norman, but Peter jumps in front of and catches the bullet with his shoulder to prevent Jonah from becoming a murderer. Norman Osborn goes mad, believing that he is Cletus Kasady and Spider-Man is Norman Osborn. At Flash's funeral, Peter acknowledges Flash as the hero he looked up to. |||||
| 801 | There for You | Slott/Martin | Nick Lowe | June 2018 |
| A reflection on the heroism of Spider-Man. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #802–894 (July 2018 – March 2022)
### The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 5) #1–74 (July 2018 – September 2021) — Fresh Start

Note: See Free Comic Book Day (2018): Amazing Spider-Man.
| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 1 | 802 | Back to Basics: Part One | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley | Nick Lowe | July 2018 |
| Spider-Man's reputation in the superhero community is spoiled when the Kingpin publicly supports him. Peter is accused of plagiarism for a paper written by Doctor Octopus when he took over Peter's body and his doctorate is revoked. He is fired from the Daily Bugle and returns to college, where he is being taught by the Lizard. Spider-Man and the heroes of New York battle an alien invasion, which is really an illusion created by Mysterio. Peter and MJ reunite. First appearance of Kindred. |||||
| 2 | 803 | Back to Basics: Part Two | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | July 2018 |
| Spider-Man battles the Taskmaster and the Black Ant. |||||
| 3 | 804 | Back to Basics: Part Three | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2018 |
| The Isotope Genome Accelerator, which originally gave Peter his powers, splits him into Peter Parker and Spider-Man. Spider-Man battles the Tri-Sentinel. |||||
| 4 | 805 | Back to Basics: Part Four | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2018 |
| Peter realizes that the Isotope Genome Accelerator has split his power and responsibility, so Spider-Man has all the power and Peter the responsibility. Mendel Stromm returns. |||||
| 5 | 806 | Back to Basics: Part Five | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2018 |
| With the help of Kindred, Mendel Stromm unleashes an army of Tri-Sentinels on New York. Peter uses the Isotope Genome Accelerator to put his two personalities back together. Kindred kills Mendel Stromm. Kraven the Hunter returns. |||||
| 6 | 807 | A Trivial Pursuit: Part One | Spencer/Humberto Ramos | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2018 |
| Boomerang takes Peter to the Bar With No Name, where he plays Spider-Man trivia with a group of inactive supervillains. The Taskmaster and the Black Ant capture the Vulture. |||||
| 7 | 808 | A Trivial Pursuit: Part Two | Spencer/Ramos | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2018 |
| The Kingpin turns all of the supervillains in the bar against Boomerang and Peter, forcing them to work together to escape. Kindred forces the Kingpin to kneel before him and promise to leave Peter alone, threatening him with the ghost of his dead wife. |||||
| 8 | 809 | Heist: Part One | Spencer/Ramos | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2018 |
| The Thieves' Guild steals the battle items of many superheroes, including Spider-Man's web-shooters. The Black Cat returns. |||||
| 9 | 810 | Heist: Part Two | Spencer/Ramos/Michele Bandini | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2018 |
| The Black Cat reveals her history and knowledge of the Thieves' Guild. MJ joins a support group for people who keep superheroes' secrets, led by Jarvis. |||||
| 10 | 811 | Heist: Part Three | Spencer/Ramos/Bandini | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2018 |
| Spider-Man and the Black Cat recover all the stolen items. MJ reflects her relationship with Peter. Peter reveals his identity to the Black Cat, which enrages Kindred. |||||
| 11 | 812 | Lifetime Achievement: Part One | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2018 |
| Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson are attacked by the Enforcers after being invited to a banquet by the Kingpin. Appearance by Arcade. |||||
| 12 | 813 | Lifetime Achievement: Part Two | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2018 |
| Arcade traps Spider-Man and Jameson in a virtual simulation of Jonah's life. Spider-Man battles the Scorpion, the Fly and the Spider-Slayer. The Big Man returns. |||||
| 13 | 814 | Lifetime Achievement: Part Three | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2019 |
| The Big Man is revealed to be Frederick Foswell's son, who blames Spider-Man for his father's death in The Amazing Spider-Man #52. Jameson admits his guilt in Foswell's death and Spider-Man defeats the Big Man. Jameson calls the Kingpin a criminal and Spider-Man a hero. The Taskmaster and the Black Ant capture the Scorpion. |||||
| 14 | 815 | Family Matters: Part One | Spencer/Chris Bachalo | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2019 |
| Kraven meets with Arcade. Spider-Man and the Rhino battle the Taskmaster and the Black Ant. The Lizard has a falling out with his son. Aunt May has dinner with a homeless stranger. |||||
| 15 | 816 | Family Matters: Part Two | Spencer/Bachalo | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2019 |
| Spider-Man saves Aunt May and a group of people from a collapsing restaurant, including a homeless person who then dies and is revealed to be Ned Leeds, who was resurrected during the Clone Conspiracy. The Taskmaster and the Black Ant capture the Rhino. |||||
| 16 | 817 | Hunted: Prelude | Spencer/Ottley/Alberto Alburquerque | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2019 |
| Kraven reveals what he has done since his resurrection in the Grim Hunt, and how his new son came to be. Billy Connors is captured by the Taskmaster and the Black Ant. |||||
| 16.HU | Hunted | Spencer/Iban Coello | Nick Lowe | March 2019 |
| A Hunted tie-in. The Black Cat tracks down the Taskmaster and the Black Ant and is captured when trying to rescue Billy Connors, as she reflects on her newly restored memories of her time with Spider-Man. |||||
| 17 | 818 | Hunted: Part One | Spencer/Ramos | Nick Lowe | March 2019 |
| Spider-Man battles Kraven's son through hallucinogenic mists, causing him to see MJ being killed. Kraven's son uses this to defeat him and puts him with the rest of the captured animal-themed villains. |||||
| 18 | 819 | Hunted: Part Two | Spencer/Ramos | Nick Lowe | March 2019 |
| Spider-Man and the villains are hunted by the robotic hunters created by Arcade and controlled by people. The Taskmaster betrays the Black Ant. Kindred narrates and watches over MJ. |||||
| 18.HU | Hunted | Spencer/Ken Lashley | Nick Lowe | April 2019 |
| A Hunted tie-in. The Gibbon reflects on his life as he battles the hunter robots in his final fight and is killed, just as Spider-Man arrives to save him. |||||
| 19 | 820 | Hunted: Part Three | Spencer/Gerardo Sandoval | Nick Lowe | April 2019 |
| The Vulture leads the group of supervillains. The Black Cat uses her bad luck powers to escape with Billy Connors. The Taskmaster captures the Lizard. |||||
| 19.HU | Hunted | Spencer/Bachalo | Nick Lowe | April 2019 |
| A Hunted tie-in. The Lizard allows himself to be captured so he can rescue his son, as he is haunted by his memories. The Taskmaster captures Vermin. |||||
| 20 | 821 | Hunted: Part Four | Spencer/Ramos | Nick Lowe | April 2019 |
| The Lizard fights Kraven's son. The Black Ant reveals to Spider-Man that when a robot hunter is destroyed, the person controlling it is killed. Spider-Man goes to confront Kraven, but is approached by duplicates of Vermin. |||||
| 20.HU | Hunted | Spencer/Cory Smith | Nick Lowe | May 2019 |
| A Hunted tie-in. Arcade tricks the Vulture into leading the villains into a trap. Vermin is duplicated. |||||
| 21 | 822 | Hunted: Part Five | Spencer/Sandoval | Nick Lowe | May 2019 |
| Spider-Man is captured by Kraven and trapped with Curt Connors with a live feed of the Black Cat and Billy being hunted by Kraven's son. Curt reflects on his strained relationship with his son. Spider-Man is forced to remove the inhibitor chip from Curt, turning him into the Lizard again so he can save his son. |||||
| 22 | 823 | Hunted: Part Six | Spencer/Ramos | Nick Lowe | May 2019 |
| Kraven frees Spider-Man and fights him, trying to turn him to his beliefs, that he must kill to survive and protect his close ones, when he sees the vision of MJ dying again. Spider-Man rejects Kraven, makes him look at the world through his eyes and rushes back home to make sure MJ is safe. Kraven's son sees Spider-Man and beats him to death. Kraven, finally understanding his greatest enemy and realizing the truth in his belief, frees everyone and becomes Spider-Man. Kraven's son takes off Spider-Man's mask and realizes he has killed his father. |||||
| 23 | 824 | Hunted: Epilogue | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | June 2019 |
| Kraven's son is enraged after realizing he killed his father. Peter finds that MJ is safe and Kindred cannot believe that Peter thought he would kill her. The heroes of New York stop the escaped supervillains. The Taskmaster saves the Black Ant. Kraven's son finds a good-bye note from his father and takes up the mantle of Kraven the Hunter. The Chameleon returns. |||||
| 24 | 825 | One-on-One | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | June 2019 |
| Mysterio is being interrogated by his therapist and goes through all the key moments of his life, including when he committed suicide in "Daredevil: Guardian Devil". Mysterio reveals that Kindred brought him back from Hell. Kindred kills Mysterio and finally reveals himself to Peter. Peter sees this all in his nightmares. |||||
| 25 | 826 | Opening Night | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | July 2019 |
| The events of the previous issue are revealed to be an illusion created by Mysterio under the instruction of Kindred. MJ is hired for a movie that is secretly directed by Mysterio on the orders of Kindred. Spider-Man battles a bunch of robots and reunites Curt Connors with his family. |||||
| 26 | 827 | Who Run the World? | Spencer/Kev Walker | Nick Lowe | July 2019 |
| The Sinister Syndicate (the Beetle, Doctor Octopus II, the White Rabbit, Electro II, Scorpia and the Trapster) goes after Boomerang. The Kingpin is furious at Boomerang when finding an empty box with a note from him. |||||
| 27 | 828 | Who Run the World?: Part Two | Spencer/Walker | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2019 |
| Spider-Man and Boomerang fight the Sinister Syndicate. Randy's girlfriend is revealed to be the Beetle. |||||
| 28 | 829 | Who Run the World?: Part Three | Spencer/Walker | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2019 |
| The Sinister Syndicate captures Boomerang. The Beetle betrays them to sell him to the Kingpin, but lets him go after finding out why the Kingpin is after him. |||||
| 29 | 830 | Arrivals/Departures | Spencer/Francesco Manna | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2019 |
| Peter is forced to help his sister save a colleague from the Chameleon, causing him to miss seeing off MJ for her flight. He reveals that he was planning on proposing to her. |||||
| 30 | 831 | Absolute Carnage: Part One | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2019 |
| An Absolute Carnage tie-in. Spider-Man defends Dylan Brock and Normie Osborn from Norman Osborn, who is part of the Carnage hive. Previously, Norman was in the Ravencroft Institute, believing himself to be Cletus Kasady after the events of The Amazing Spider-Man #800, where he is visited by Kindred, who chides him about his madness and the effects it has on everyone. |||||
| 31 | 832 | Absolute Carnage: Part Two | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2019 |
| An Absolute Carnage tie-in. Spider-Man is brutally beaten by Norman-Carnage and remembers the events of The Amazing Spider-Man #121. Kindred continues his conversation with Norman about the past and puts something in him that later knocks Norman unconscious while he is fighting Spider-Man as Carnage. Spider-Man defeats Norman; Norman tells Kindred that he is proud of him. |||||
| 32 | 833 | Running Late | Spencer/Patrick Gleason | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2019 |
| Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man of the year 2099, has come back to the past and is searching for Peter Parker to save the future. Spider-Man and Teresa Parker search for the Chameleon and fight the Foreigner. Appearance by Silver Sable. |||||
| 33 | 834 | Point Blank | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2019 |
| As Miguel searches for Peter, the Chameleon hires the Hitman to assassinate Doctor Doom. |||||
| 34 | 835 | Target: Doom | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2019 |
| After the failed assassination attempt on Doom, Miguel O'Hara finds Spider-Man and warns him of what would happen in the future. |||||
| 35 | 836 | Doom's Day | Spencer/Oscar Bazaldua | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2019 |
| Doom attacks all of New York with his Doombot army, searching for the assassin. Spider-Man uses a device that shows him possible future outcomes of the situation. |||||
| 36 | 837 | Time After Time | Spencer/Bazaldua | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2019 |
| Spider-Man saves the future from being torn apart by war by making Doom believe he is being manipulated into creating a war. |||||
| 37 | 838 | Time, for a Change | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2020 |
| Kindred begins putting his plan into motion by resurrecting the Sin-Eater. |||||
| 38 | 839 | Breaking News: Part One | Spencer/Coello | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2020 |
| When trying to help clear Spider-Man's name of bank robbery, J. Jonah Jameson accidentally exposes a top secret mission. |||||
| 39 | 840 | Breaking News: Part Two | Spencer/Coello | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2020 |
| After Spider-Man yells at Jameson for ruining the secret mission, he realizes Jameson is just trying to help and becomes a guest on his podcast. |||||
| 40 | 841 | Breaking News: Part Three | Spencer/Coello/Zé Carlós | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2020 |
| Spider-Man battles Chance and the Jack O'Lanterns. Peter is offered a job by Norah Winters, who is really working with the Chameleon. |||||
| 41 | 842 | True Companions: Part One | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | March 2020 |
| Boomerang reveals that the Kingpin is after him because he has the knowledge of where to find the Lifeline Tablet. He and Spider-Man work together to find the missing pieces before the Kingpin can, but are attacked by Vermin and Gog in the process. |||||
| 42 | 843 | True Companions: Part Two | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | March 2020 |
| Gog's backstory and connection to the Lifeline Tablet are revealed. |||||
| 43 | 844 | True Companions: Part Three | Spencer/Ottley | Nick Lowe | May 2020 |
| Spider-Man and Boomerang fight Gog. After they manage to bring Gog back down to small size, Gog becomes Peter's house pet. |||||
| 44 | 845 | Beware the Rising | Spencer/Kim Jacinto/Bruno Oliveira | Nick Lowe | July 2020 |
| Peter has nightmares of Overdrive being chased for days by the Sin-Eater. In another nightmare, he talks about how he misses MJ, but is killed by Kindred. |||||
| N/A | Sins Rising: Prelude | Spencer/Guillermo Sanna | Nick Lowe | July 2020 |
| Expands on the backstory of the Sin-Eater, told in Spectacular Spider-Man #107-110 and #134-136. Sin-Eater is given his calling by Kindred: to cleanse the world of sin. |||||
| 45 | 846 | Sins Rising: Part One | Spencer/Mark Bagley | Nick Lowe | July 2020 |
| The Sin-Eater returns. Peter lives his dream of the Sin-Eater chasing Overdrive. The Sin-Eater shoots Overdrive while Spider-Man tries to defend him. Carlie Cooper investigates Overdrive's body, but he suddenly wakes up without any bullet wound. |||||
| 46 | 847 | Sins Rising: Part Two | Spencer/Marcelo Ferreira | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2020 |
| The Sin-Eater "cleanses" the Lethal Legion, taking away their sins and their powers, turning them into normal, regretful people. The Sin-Eater is shown massive public support. Return of Norman Osborn. |||||
| 47 | 848 | Sins Rising: Part Three | Spencer/Ferreira | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2020 |
| The Sin-Eater amasses a public following, with whom he shares his power with. Spider-Man talks to Carlie to find more information on what happened to Overdrive. Peter begins to question his morality. The Sin-Eater reveals that his next target given to him by Kindred to cleanse is Norman Osborn. |||||
| 48 | 849 | Sins Rising: Part Four | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2020 |
| Spider-Man battles the Sin-Eater's mob, alongside Spider-Gwen and Miles Morales. Peter struggles with whether or not to save Norman Osborn from being cleansed, after all the times he has hurt him and all the people close to him have been killed by Norman. Miles tells him to let the Sin-Eater cleanse Norman and then stop him. Peter talks to Spider-Gwen about how he felt when Norman killed Gwen and what she would want him to do. In the end, Peter decides to save Norman. |||||
| N/A | The Sins of Norman Osborn | Spencer/Federico Vicentini | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2020 |
| Spider-Man and Norman Osborn are trapped in the Ravencroft Institute by the Sin-Eater and his mob, who are trying to cleanse Osborn. The Sin-Eater cleanses Mister Negative's sins at Martin Li's request. Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, Madame Web, Silk, Spider-Girl and Spider-Woman all have visions of Norman Osborn killing Spider-Man and form the Order of the Web to stop Spider-Man from saving Osborn. The Sin-Eater cleanses the Juggernaut, gaining his powers. |||||
| 49 | 850 | The Return of the Green Goblin | Spencer/Ottley/Ramos/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2020 |
| Norman Osborn becomes the Green Goblin again. Spider-Man and the Green Goblin are forced to team up to battle the Sin-Eater's mob. Spider-Man and the Green Goblin battle the now impenetrable Sin-Eater. Spider-Gwen convinces the Order of the Web that Peter knows what he is doing. Peter collapses the entire floor on the Sin-Eater, burying himself as well. Norman tells Peter he has always hated him since their identities were revealed to each other in The Amazing Spider-Man #40, because Peter not only defeated him, but saved him, and Norman had to forever live in that debt. Norman then lifts the rubble, freeing Peter, and declares the debt paid. Sin-Eater catches up to them and the fighting continues. Peter remembers that he defeated the Juggernaut in The Amazing Spider-Man #230, by burying him in liquid cement. Norman liquifies the ground beneath them, but Peter is forced to hold the Sin-Eater down so he does not escape, causing them both to sink. The Sin-Eater asks why he would give his own life for Norman. In Peter's mind, it is not for Norman, but for everyone else, and what is supposed to be right, as he thinks of Mary Jane. Peter is then betrayed by Norman, who drowns him in the cement, but is saved by the Order of the Web. As they try to leave, Norman reminds Peter that he will kill everyone he loves and they deserve it just by knowing him. Facing indecision, Spider-Man remembers that every time he saves Norman, someone always dies. First Gwen, then Harry, then Flash; Norman would never stop killing. After taunting Peter about Gwen's neck snapping, Peter has had enough and abandons Norman, leaving him to be cleansed by the Sin-Eater. Kindred is sympathetic, saying he understands Peter's actions, but just proved the failure in his principles. |||||
| 50 | 851 | Last Remains: Part One | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2020 |
| The Sin-Eater cleanses Norman Osborn. Kindred abandons the Sin-Eater and uses all the sins he collected to possess the Order of the Web. Spider-Man goes to Doctor Strange for help after having barely escaped Kindred. Kindred gathers the skeletons of Peter's dead loved ones and seats them around a dinner table. A repentant Norman Osborn reveals that Kindred is Harry Osborn. |||||
| 50.LR | Fallen Order | Spencer/Matthew Rosenburg/Vicentini | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2020 |
| A Last Remains tie-in. Spider-Man battles the Order of the Web, who are possessed by Kindred. Norman Osborn, "cleansed" of his evil, talks to Dr. Ashley Kafka, horrified at all the terrible things he has done. Mary Jane returns. |||||
| 51 | 852 | Last Remains: Part Two | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2020 |
| Kindred uses Silk to attack Spider-Man and Doctor Strange and tells Peter that he will have to find him to save his friends. Strange tries to use the Hand of Vishanti to help Peter, but runs into a complication. It is revealed that Spider-Man previously asked the Black Cat to steal the Hand in case Strange refused to help. Peter uses it to enter the Astral Plane and tracks down Kindred at the cemetery. |||||
| 51.LR | Fallen Order: Part Two | Spencer/Rosenburg/Vicentini | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2020 |
| A Last Remains tie-in. The possessed Order of the Web spread rampage across the city, causing massive damage. The Sin-Eater swears to cleanse the Spiders to prove himself to Kindred, and to do that, he must first cleanse Morlun. Norman Osborn rescues MJ from the wreckage. Dr. Strange confronts the Black Cat. |||||
| 52 | 853 | Last Remains: Part Three | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2020 |
| Spider-Man finally comes face-to-face with Kindred and is enraged at seeing the dug-up skeletons of his loved ones. Spider-Man battles Kindred and is easily defeated. Kindred throws him into the city, where he sees the Order of the Web creating chaos, and tells Peter to look at what he has done to them. When Peter sees a possessed Spider-Gwen ready to throw Miles Morales off the Brooklyn Bridge, he makes a deal with Kindred, begging the demon to kill him and let his friends go. Kindred accepts and removes the sins from the Order of the Web. Peter is relieved to see them safe. Kindred proceeds to snap Spider-Man's neck, killing him. |||||
| 52.LR | Fallen Order: Part Three | Spencer/Rosenburg/Vicentini | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2020 |
| A Last Remains tie-in. Dr. Strange and the Order of the Web, now freed from Kindred's possession, use the Hand of Vishanti to enter the Astral Plane and find Spider-Man. The Black Cat guards the Hand. The Sin-Eater uses the Spider-Island virus to turn his followers into giant spiders as bait for Morlun. Norman attempts to convince MJ to help him get through to Harry. |||||
| 53 | 854 | Last Remains: Part Four | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2020 |
| Spider-Man relives the fallout of One More Day and the beginning of Brand New Day. Kindred resurrects Spider-Man and reveals himself to Peter as Harry Osborn. |||||
| 53.LR | Fallen Order: Part Four | Spencer/Rosenburg/Vicentini/Takeshi Miyazawa | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2020 |
| A Last Remains tie-in. The Sin-Eater cleanses Morlun. Dr. Strange and the Order of the Web battle the demonic versions of Aunt May, the Kingpin and Jack Martino (the sniper who shot Aunt May in The Amazing Spider-Man #538) in the Astral Plane of Peter's dreams. The Order of the Web make it out of the Astral Plane and into Kindred's cemetery, where the Sin-Eater awaits. Dr. Strange stays behind to battle a demon in the form of Mary Jane. |||||
| 54 | 855 | Last Remains: Part Five | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2020 |
| After failing to get through to Harry, Peter fights him, saying that they have had this fight before and he always wins. Harry defeats Peter, showing him that this was not another breakdown; he is a demon now. Kindred proceeds to kill and resurrect Spider-Man over and over again in different brutal ways, attempting to make him confess a sin he cannot remember. He then shows Peter that MJ and his friends have been led into a trap by the Morlunized Sin-Eater in their attempts to save him. |||||
| 54.LR | Fallen Order: Part Five | Spencer/Rosenburg/Vicentini/Miyazawa | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2020 |
| A Last Remains tie-in. Mary Jane flashes back to when Harry became the Green Goblin and promised he'd never hurt her. The Order of the Web battle the Morlunized Sin-Eater. Madame Web allows him to take her future-seeing powers. Sin-Eater is driven mad by what he sees and commits suicide. Kindred captures the Order of the Web. Norman Osborn is revealed to still be evil and is working with the Kingpin. Several pages from Spectacular Spider-Man #200 are reprinted. |||||
| 55 | 856 | Last Remains: Part Six | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2020 |
| Kindred ties Peter and the Order of the Web to thrones made out of skeletons and berates Peter for putting them in danger by inspiring them to do what he does. MJ arrives to try and reason with Harry. The three of them have dinner and Harry reflects on key moments from their past and how Peter's decisions as Spider-Man destroyed all of their lives. Peter cannot figure out what Harry wants him to confess, which infuriates Kindred. MJ takes responsibility for Harry's fate and offers for him to kill her, but spare Peter and the others. However, the Green Goblin returns and throws a pumpkin bomb at MJ, seemingly killing her. Harry is enraged at his father and swears to kill him. The Kingpin traps Kindred in a prison of dark force. |||||
| 56 | 857 | Last Remains: Post-Mortem – Part 1 | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2021 |
| The Kingpin had used the Spot to recreate the Darkforce Dimension that trapped all of New York during Secret Empire to capture Kindred. Norman reveals that he actually was cleansed and that the bomb he threw at MJ was a flash grenade. He had interfered to stop Harry from killing anyone else. |||||
| 57 | 858 | Last Remains: Post-Mortem – Part 2 | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2021 |
| Peter confronts Norman, demanding answers, and warns him to stay out of his life. Watching this, Kindred comments that he is exactly where he wants to be. While analyzing the dug-up bodies, Carlie notices one extra body and leaves MJ a voicemail, but is stopped by centipedes before she can finish. |||||
| 58 | 859 | Negative Space: Part 1 | Spencer/Ferreira | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2021 |
| Mister Negative and the Inner Demons chase Martin Li to recombine with him after being separated by Sin-Eater. Martin Li is taken in by Aunt May at the F.E.A.S.T. Center. Peter tells Liz Allan about Harry. Norman warns Peter of the attack on the F.E.A.S.T. Center. Kingpin reveals that he first met Kindred in Paris during his exile. |||||
| 59 | 860 | Negative Space: Part 2 | Spencer/Ferreira | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2021 |
| Spider-Man battles the Inner Demons. Norman takes Liz and Normie to Ravencroft to see what Harry has become. Martin Li becomes Mister Negative again to save Aunt May. Mister Negative gives the Kingpin the Tablet of Death and Entropy, revealing that he needs both it and the Lifeline Tablet to perform a resurrection. |||||
| 60 | 861 | No Exit | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2021 |
| MJ helps Peter get through his trauma and tries to get information about Kindred from Mysterio. Doctor Strange visits Mephisto and questions him about Peter's soul. |||||
| 61 | 862 | Let's Try Something New! | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | March 2021 |
| Peter gets a new job at Threats & Menaces, and a new suit that records his outings. Bullseye is hired by Kingpin to kill Gog. First appearance of the Boomerang Revenge Squad (Hydro-Man, Shocker, and Speed Demon). |||||
| 62 | 863 | Wag the Gog | Spencer/Gleason | Nick Lowe | March 2021 |
| Spider-Man and Boomerang fight to control a now giant sized Gog. Boomerang is enraged at the Kingpin for going after his pet. Robbie Robertson and Tombstone find out about their children's relationship. |||||
| 63 | 864 | King's Ransom: Part 1 | Spencer/Vicentini | Nick Lowe | April 2021 |
| The Kingpin works with Baron Mordo to investigate Kindred. Tombstone and Robbie confront their children. Spider-Man and Boomerang fight Hammerhead, The Owl, and the rest of the mob bosses. |||||
| 64 | 865 | King's Ransom: Part 2 | Spencer/Vicentini | Nick Lowe | April 2021 |
| Baron Mordo's interrogation of Kindred continues. Tombstone and Robbie work together to find their kids, who have been kidnapped by Madame Masque and the Crime Master. Boomerang abandons Peter and searches for the tablet on his own. Otto Octavius returns, looking for his memories, and is confronted by Kindred. |||||
| 65 | 866 | King's Ransom: Part 3 | Spencer/Vicentini/Federico Sabbatini | Nick Lowe | May 2021 |
| The Kingpin gives Norman Osborn one more day to help Kindred. Spider-Man and the Sinister Syndicate save Randy and Janice from Madame Masque and the Crime-Master. Peter searches for Boomerang. |||||
| N/A | Giant Size Amazing Spider-Man: King's Ransom | Spencer/Rogê Antônio/Carlos Gómez/Carlós | Nick Lowe | May 2021 |
| King's Ransom Conclusion. Boomerang betrays Spider-Man, and gives the tablet to the Kingpin, who uses it to resurrect his son, the Rose. |||||
| 66 | 867 | Tangled Web | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | May 2021 |
| Norman uses the Spot to free Kindred from Baron Mordo's clutches. Peter is broken by Boomerang's betrayal. Robbie and Tombstone come to a truce. Overdrive contacts MJ about Carlie. Carlie wakes up in a prison cell with Harry Osborn. |||||
| 67 | 868 | Chameleon Conspiracy: Part 1 | Spencer/Ferreira/Gomez | Nick Lowe | June 2021 |
| Teresa interrogates the Chameleon to find out if she is an LMD, like her parents. Betty Brant is pregnant with the child of Ned Leeds's clone, who is still alive. Chance bargains with Jamie for the Clairvoyant device. Kindred captures Otto Octavius, offering him a deal to restore his memories. |||||
| 68 | 869 | Chameleon Conspiracy: Part 2 | Spencer/Ed Brisson/Ferreira/Gomez/Carlos | Nick Lowe | June 2021 |
| Ned Leeds reveals how he returned from the dead. The Foreigner, Chance, and Slyde use Jamie to steal the catalyst. Doctor Octopus recruits the Sandman for the Sinister Six. |||||
| 69 | 870 | Chameleon Conspiracy: Part 3 | Spencer/Brisson/Carlos/Gomez/Ferreira | Nick Lowe | June 2021 |
| The Finisher reveals how he survived after The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5. The Foreigner and Chance steal the Clairvoyant, but the Jack O'Lanterns who are working for the Finisher steal it. Spider-Man asks Ned Leeds for help. Doctor Octopus resurrects the original Electro. |||||
| N/A | Giant Size Amazing Spider-Man: Chameleon Conspiracy | Spencer/Brisson/Ferreira/Gomez/Carlós/Ig Guara | Nick Lowe | June 2021 |
| Chameleon Conspiracy Conclusion. The Finisher and Chameleon send Teresa to get the Clairvoyant. Spider-Man and Ned Leeds defeat the Foreigner. The Jack O'Lanterns are revealed to be Chameleons. The Chameleon is visited by Kindred. Doctor Octopus recruits the Lizard and Kraven the Hunter II. |||||
| 70 | 871 | Prelude to Sinister War | Spencer/Vicentini | Nick Lowe | July 2021 |
| Doctor Octopus uses the isotope genome accelerator to split Curt Conners and the Lizard and recruits the latter. Harry Osborn reveals how he was put in the cell. Carlie reveals that the extra body she found among the ones Kindred exhumed was Harry Osborn. Kindred selects Mysterio as the final member of the Sinister Six. |||||
| 1 | Sinister War | Spencer/Bagley | Nick Lowe | July 2021 |
| The Sinister War begins! Peter plans his proposal to MJ at her movie premiere, which is interrupted by an attack by the Savage Six (the Vulture, the Scorpion, Stegron the Dinosaur Man, the Rhino, the Tarantula, and the King Cobra). Peter finds out Mysterio is the director of the movie when he is forced to reveal himself during the fight. Doctor Octopus and the Sinister Six arrive to battle the Savage Six and recruit Mysterio, who sees Kindred's hand behind this, and whisks MJ away. Spider-Man is captured by the Sinister Six and delivered to Kindred, wherein he comes face to face with the Sinister Syndicate, Boomerang's Superior Foes, and the Foreigner's Revenge Squad. Mephisto tells Dr. Strange, to his disbelief, that the damage to Peter's soul came from a deal Peter made with him of his own will. |||||
| 71 | 872 | Sinister War: Part 1 | Spencer/Vicentini/Sabbatini | Nick Lowe | July 2021 |
| Mysterio explains how Kindred freed him from Hell and brought him under his will. Mendel Stromm leaves Norman a key to an estate in his will. Kindred reflects on his original death in Spectacular Spider-Man #200. Harry and Carlie are freed from the cell. |||||
| 2 | Sinister War | Spencer/Brisson/Bagley/Dioegenes Neves/Gómez/Carlos | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2021 |
| Ana Kravinoff joins the Sinister Syndicate. Kindred puts centipedes in the heads of the Sinister Syndicate, Superior Foes, and Wild Pack. He sends them to kill Spider-Man, with the threat of eternal Hell for all but the one who brings him. |||||
| 3 | Sinister War | Spencer/Brisson/Bagley/Gómez/Carlos | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2021 |
| Spider-Man is defeated by Doctor Octopus and the Sinister Six before being snatched by the Savage Six. While fighting the Savage Six, Boomerang and the Superior Foes take Spider-Man. However, Boomerang creates a distraction and helps Spider-Man escape. As Peter runs, broken, to the dumpster next to the Ravencroft Institute, Kindred revives the Sin-Eater again, releasing all the captured sins to the Ravencroft inmates. A beaten-up and brutalized Spider-Man stands against the Sin Eater, Morlun, the Juggernaut, and the Lethal Legion. |||||
| 72 | 873 | Sinister War: Part 2 | Spencer/Sabbatini/Carlos/Ferreira/Gómez | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2021 |
| Norman Osborn visits the estate left to him by Stromm and faces recordings of his former self and son. AI Harry reveals that Norman made a deal with Mephisto when his life was failing. Mephisto gave Norman a new life as the Goblin, but at the cost that Harry Osborn would die. Carlie and Harry escape from the catacombs into the morgue where all but one of the bodies are missing. Kindred tells MJ that he is not entirely who she thinks he is, but the time has come to reveal the truth - no matter the cost. |||||
| 4 | Sinister War | Brisson/Spencer/Bagley/Neves/Ferreira | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2021 |
| With the help of Morlun's tracking abilities, the Six Sinister Sixes converge on Spider-Man. All the villains battle to capture Spider-Man as Kindred speaks menacingly from a distance. After fighting his way through, Spider-Man is met by Morlun, who attempts to drain his life, but Boomerang tackles Morlun, freeing Spider-Man from his grip. Enraged, Morlun kills Boomerang. Seeing the sacrifice of their old friend, the Beetle and the Superior Foes turn on the rest of the villains. Doctor Octopus, enraged that he has not received the answers he seeks, betrays Kindred and knocks out all the villains through the centipedes Kindred put in their brains. As Spider-Man rushes to confront Kindred, Dr. Strange and Mephisto continue their gamble. |||||
| 73 | 874 | Sins of Our Fathers | Spencer/Carlos/Gómez/Ferreira | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2021 |
| After being beaten up by the Sinister Sixes, Spider-Man enters Kindred's mausoleum, where he is transported through a door to Paris. Kindred reveals Sarah Stacy's face below the mask to MJ. AI Harry reveals to Norman that his affair with Gwen never happened, and that he used Mysterio to manipulate Norman and MJ's memories. Sarah and Gabriel were experiments created by the Chameleon under AI Harry's orders, to be the vessel for Harry's demonic soul. Sarah and Gabriel died repeatedly, as the experiment was a failure, until Peter transferred his blood to save Sarah, stabilizing the side effects of the Goblin Serum. In the morgue, Harry uncovers his own dead body, and reveals to Carlie that his death was real. AI Harry used Mysterio to trick Norman into believing his son was alive. Kindred declares that MJ must pay for her sins. Mephisto offers his final wager: the virtue of a hero for the corruption of a soul. |||||
| 74 | 875 | What Cost, Victory? | Spencer/Christos Gage/Ferreira/Bagley/Carlos/Neves/Gómez/Ivan Fiorelli/Ramos | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2021 |
| Mephisto speaks to Harry Osborn in Hell, telling him he is "the soul that hangs in the balance." Peter, MJ, and Norman are all transported to the two Kindreds, revealed to be Sarah and Gabriel Stacy. Meanwhile, at Hotel Inferno, Mephisto offers to free Harry Osborn's soul if Strange wins, but if he loses, Mephisto gets his soul. Norman confesses about his deal with Mephisto and apologizes to Harry; Spider-Man and Harry's Clone reluctantly rescue him and battle the Kindreds. After a failed escape, the Kindreds prepare to kill Norman. However, Harry, jumps in the way, and sacrifices his life to save his father, with his last words, mourning his old friend. Mephisto tells Strange how he created Sarah and Gabriel, and make Peter burn in Hell place of them. Peter is frozen with guilt seeing Harry's body, and collapsing the entire mausoleum onto him. Mephisto narrates the true battle for Peter's soul to Strange, as Peter remembers his failures and darkest moments, lacking any hope. However, Strange reveals to Mephisto that they each had two champions in the bet, and that MJ, not Harry was his second champion. MJ rescues Peter, giving him hope once again, winning the bet for Strange. Mephisto's demonic enhancements break and the twins rapid-aging disease causes them to slowly dissolve. Peter comforts the twins, reminding them that Gwen would have loved them all the same. Mephisto explains his obsession with Peter: he sees his own dominion and reign over the world in the future, and it is ended by Peter & MJ's child, who was erased from existence by Peter's original deal with Mephisto. |||||

### The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 5) #75–93 (October 2021 – March 2022) — Spider-Man: Beyond

Note: See Free Comic Book Day (2021): Spider-Man/Venom.
| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 75 | 876 | Beyond: Chapter One | Zeb Wells/Patrick Gleason | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2021 |
| Struggling to come to terms with Harry's death, Peter swings to an abandoned building where he is confronted by another Spider-Man. Ben Reilly then reveals himself as the new Spider-Man, employed by the Beyond Corporation, who were building pieces of other corporations over the last couple years, and bought the trademark to the Spider-Man brand, which Otto had trademarked when he created Parker Industries. While battling the U-Foes with Ben, Peter is severely injured by a radioactive explosion. |||||
| 76 | 877 | Beyond: Chapter Two | Wells/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2021 |
| After being hospitalized, Peter struggles to recover from the radioactive explosion and is visited by Aunt May and MJ. A crestfallen Ben asks Peter for his blessing to be Spider-Man. Peter obliges and then slips into a coma. |||||
| 77 | 878 | Beyond: Chapter Three | Kelly Thompson/Sara Pichelli | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2021 |
| After training with Misty Knight and Colleen Wing, Ben goes through therapy with Dr. Kafka to talk about his problems since his time as the Jackal. Spider-Man is bitten by Morbius, the Living Vampire while battling him. |||||
| 78 | 879 | Beyond: Chapter Four | Thompson/Pichelli/Jim Towe | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2021 |
| Morbius is taken out by the Beyond security systems. Ben slowly recovers from the vampire's bite. Kraven the Hunter returns. Peter begins to wake up when he is visited by Black Cat. |||||
| 78.BEY | Title Unknown | Jed MacKay/Eleonora Carlini | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2021 |
| Ben Reilly is trained by the Daughters of the Dragon. Debut of Obsidian Star. |||||
| 79 | 880 | Beyond: Chapter Five | Cody Ziglar/Michael Dowling | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2021 |
| Ben begins to suspect the ulterior motives of Beyond hiring him as Spider-Man. Kraven shoots Spider-Man with a hallucinogenic dart. |||||
| 80 | 881 | Beyond: Chapter Six | Ziglar/Dowling | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2021 |
| Ben deals with battling Kraven's drug induced visions and defeats Kraven with the help of his prisoners. Marcus deals with Janine's rage at not knowing Ben's whereabouts. |||||
| 80.BEY | Title Unknown | Ziglar/Ivan Fiorelli | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2021 |
| At the request of Aunt May, Doctor Octopus finds and sends research to the doctors that help them cure Peter, but discovers what the Beyond Corporation took from Parker Industries, his former company. |||||
| 81 | 882 | Beyond: Chapter Seven | Saladin Ahmed/Carlos Gómez | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2021 |
| The Beyond Corporation sends Ben Reilly to take down Miles Morales, however they team up to fight the Rhizome monster. Upon not fulfilling Beyond's order, Maxine Danger threats disciplinary action. |||||
| 82 | 883 | Beyond: Chapter Eight | Ahmed/Jorge Fornéz | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2021 |
| A barely conscious Peter is put in a hospital run by a carnivorous monster who eats his patients. As MJ rescues him and stuns the monster, Colleen Wing and Misty Knight capture the Lizard. |||||
| 83 | 884 | Beyond: Chapter Nine | Patrick Gleason | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2021 |
| Peter works through physical therapy, attempting to recover from nearly dying. |||||
| 84 | 885 | Beyond: Chapter Ten | Ziglar/Paco Medina | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2022 |
| Ben makes a breakthrough in his therapy sessions with Dr. Kafka. Doc Ock attacks a Beyond office and steals a drive containing all their secrets. Spider-Man is sent to stop him but is knocked out by Beyond's security measures. |||||
| 85 | 886 | Beyond: Chapter Eleven | Ziglar/Medina | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2022 |
| Otto launches a surprise attack on Maxine's office at Beyond. Spider-Man battles Dok Ock, who then shows him what was on the drive and why Beyond really chose Ben. Ben hides the drive and tells Maxine it was destroyed. |||||
| 86 | 887 | Beyond: Chapter Twelve | Wells/Dowling | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2022 |
| Ben opens up and tells Dr. Kafka about what happened with Doc Ock and Beyond. Kafka reveals that Beyond erased some of his memories including those of the Jackal resurrecting him, unaware that Beyond is watching them both, as Maxine knocks them unconscious. Janine takes Marcus hostage. Beyond tries to erase Ben's recent memories, unintentionally collapsing his mind. |||||
| 87 | 888 | Beyond: Chapter Thirteen | MacKay/Gómez | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2022 |
| Captain America and Black Cat try to train a struggling Spider-Man back into form. Ben recovers from his memory readjustment but has forgotten the "Great Responsibility" quote. Maxine threatens Dr. Kafka with a mysterious substance. Janine confronts MJ about the drive. |||||
| 1 | Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond | MacKay/C.F. Villa | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2022 |
| MJ and Felicia search for the demonic Hood of Parker Robbins, who will kill an unconscious Peter otherwise. |||||
| 88 | 889 | Beyond: Chapter Fourteen | Wells/Dowling | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2022 |
| After interrogating Marcus, Maxine deduces that Janine and MJ have taken the drive to the Daily Bugle. Beyond integrates the Sins of Norman Osborn into Dr. Kafka, turning her into the Queen Goblin, a villain they control. Spider-Man fights the Queen Goblin at the Daily Bugle, and the drive is destroyed in the mix. Ben unexpectedly takes off with Janine. |||||
| 88.BEY | Title Unknown | Geoffery Thorne/Jan Bazaldua/Towe | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2022 |
| A doctor working for Beyond offers The Slingers a job. |||||
| 89 | 890 | Beyond: Chapter Fifteen | Gleason/Mark Bagley | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2022 |
| Felicia traps Peter is his webs to prevent him from harming himself facing the Queen Goblin, but he is freed by Janine, who needs himself. Peter rescues Black Cat from the Queen Goblin's rampage, and returns as Spider-Man. |||||
| 90 | 891 | Beyond: Chapter Sixteen | Gleason | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2022 |
| The gaps in Ben's memories have changed him, as he heads to Beyond's Staten Island facility. After battling the Queen Goblin for an hour, Peter hears that Maxine has activated the Backdraft Protocol, and goes to Staten Island to help Ben. |||||
| 91 | 892 | Beyond: Chapter Seventeen | Thompson/Pichelli | Nick Lowe | Mar. 2022 |
| Peter and Ben fight off the creatures unleashed by Maxine in the facility, joined by the Daughters of the Dragon. A mentally degrading Ben opens Door-Z, and leaves Peter with Colleen and Misty Knight to fight the monster, as he goes after Maxine. |||||
| 92 | 893 | Beyond: Chapter Eighteen | MacKay/Pichelli | Nick Lowe | Mar. 2022 |
| Peter and the Daughters of the Dragon battle Creature Z, revealed to be the Lizard infused with Morbius's powers. Maxine activates all the procedures to destroy incriminating evidence as Ben tears through the Beyond Tower, in search of his memories, and Janine looks for Marcus. |||||
| 92.BEY | Title Unknown | Wells/Bagley | Nick Lowe | Mar. 2022 |
| Spectrum joins the Daughters of the Dragon and defeat Creature Z by tricking him into biting a cured Morbius. Maxine send the Slingers to attack them, but are confronted by Spider-Man before they can do anything. Free from Beyond, the Queen Goblin vows to reunite Norman Osborn with his sins. |||||
| 93 | 894 | Beyond: Chapter Nineteen | Wells/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Mar. 2022 |
| A mentally wrecked Ben finds only a hologram of Maxine, who tells him the only copy of his lost memories are in Peter, who arrives at the destroyed Beyond tower to confront him. Janine rescues Marcus, as Maxine unleashes a radioactive liquid to destroy all evidence. A reluctant Peter is forced to fight Ben, who blames Peter for everything he's gone through. Ben traps Peter in a spinneret device and forces a helmet on him to transfer his memories, however Peter breaks free and destroys the helmet. Accepting death and refusing Peter's help, Ben lets go and falls into the radioactive liquid. Marcus rescues Peter, and Janine rescues a damaged but still alive Ben. After Peter reunites with MJ in the hospital, they are both approached by a blinding figure. Months later, Ben has an identity meltdown, and his mind completely collapses. Ben embraces his madness: everything that made Ben Reilly is gone, the human in his place is a Chasm. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man #895–current (April 2022 – present)
### The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 6) #1–current (April 2022 – present)

| Issue # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 1 | 895 | What Did Spider-Man Do?! | Zeb Wells/John Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | April 2022 |
| After 6 months, everything in Peter's life has changed because of something he did. After returning to New York, Spider-Man stops a sale from Tombstone's gang to the Rose, and barely survives a revived Digger. First appearance of Paul, MJ's new "husband," and their "children." Doctor Octopus is captured by a mysterious figure. |||||
| 2 | 896 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | May 2022 |
| After babysitting for Norman and Liz, Spider-Man intercepts White Rabbit in Tombstone's service and is then led into a trap to be captured by the crime lord. |||||
| 3 | 897 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | June 2022 |
| Spider-Man is captured by Tombstone and trapped to a chair. Tombstone reveals his backstory and prepares for his henchmen to kill Harlemites in a massacre while he kidnaps Robbie Robertson. |||||
| 4 | 898 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | June 2022 |
| Kareem, a former Tombstone henchman, frees Spider-Man, who defeats several Tombstone henchman to prevent the massacre, but unknowingly ends the crime war between Tombstone and the Rose. |||||
| 5 | 899 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | July 2022 |
| After recovering, Spider-Man leads Digger to find Tombstone's secret cache of goods. |||||
| 6 | 900 | Main Story | Wells/Ed McGuinness | Nick Lowe | July 2022 |
| On his birthday, Peter faces the Living Brain, who has captured the original Sinister Six to create the Sinister Super-Adaptoid in order to know "who is Spider-Man?" Spider-Man teams up with the Sinister Six, defeats the Sinister Super-Adaptoid, and unplugs the Brain. |||||
| | Better Late Than Never | Daniel Kibblesmith/David Lopez | |
| Peter visits the New York Library. |||||
| | Third Story | Jeff Loveness/Todd Nauck | |
| Spider-Man battles Mysterio, who has become a music artist, releasing a revenge album on the former. Spider-Man guest stars on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Kimmel. |||||
| | Save the Date | Dan Slott/Marcos Martin | |
| Peter fails to get Betty Brant as his spring fling. |||||
| 7 | 901 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2022 |
| After losing his granddaughter's respect, the Vulture intends to kill Spider-Man once and for all. Meanwhile, Peter Parker learns of Norman Osborn's revamp of Oscorp. |||||
| 8 | 902 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2022 |
| Spider-Man defeats the Vulture using the gear Norman created for him. Peter Parker joins Oscorp. |||||
| 9 | 903 | | Wells/Patrick Gleason | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2022 |
| Hellfire Gala tie-in. Spider-Man and Wolverine rescue Mary Jane from Moira's grasp. |||||
| 10 | 904 | | Wells/Nick Dragotta | Nick Lowe | Sept. 2022 |
| A.X.E.: Judgment Day tie-in. The Progenitor, a celestial woken up by the Avengers, has declared judgement of every human. Spider-Man is judged by an apparition of Gwen Stacy. |||||
| 11 | 905 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2022 |
| Ned Leeds asks Peter for help covering a meeting between Norman and Roderick Kingsley involving Kingsley's former empire. The Hobgoblin returns and attacks the scene. Ned and Betty's son, Winston is born. |||||
| 12 | 906 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2022 |
| Betty tells Peter that Ned has been using the Hobgoblin costume again. Spider-Man encounters the Hobgoblin but is cornered by a second Hobgoblin, realizing that Kingsley has used the Winkler Device on Ned again. |||||
| 13 | 907 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2022 |
| The two Hobgoblins defeat Spider-Man and Norman is forced to gear up to save Peter, reigniting his old brutality. Kingsley escapes, it is revealed that the Queen Goblin used the Winkler device on both Hobgoblins to turn Norman back into his true self. |||||
| 14 | 908 | | Wells/Michael Dowling | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2022 |
| Chasm and Janine are drawn to Limbo, where they meet Madelyne Pryor. Understanding the pain that drew them there, Madelyne is willing to house them, and bonds with Ben over being unwanted clones. She gives Chasm control of her army of demons to invade New York, and help her get what she wants from the X-Men. Madelyne gives Janine a demonic mask, transforming her into Hallows' Eve. |||||
| 1 | Dark Web | Wells/Adam Kubert | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2022 |
| Peter, MJ, and Harry's old friends gather to commemorate his death. Chasm and Madelyne Pryor invade New York with an army of demons from Limbo. Norman dons the Gold Goblin gear to help Peter. |||||
| 15 | 909 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2022 |
| In the midst of Chasm's invasion, Spider-Man is diverted by a battle with a one-dimensional Venom, as Ben corners him, ready to resume their fight. |||||
| 16 | 910 | Spider-Man vs. Chasm | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2022 |
| Spider-Man battles Chasm, who has a different recollection of their last interaction, blaming Peter for everything. Ben shows Peter an image of Jonah and Robbie suffering in Limbo, tricking him into asking to be taken there, to where a demon instantly transports him to. |||||
| 17 | 911 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2023 |
| Madelyne creates the Insidious Six, a demonic version of the Sinister Six. Jameson tricks the rest of the demons into leaving them, allowing him, Peter, and Robbie to escape, but they are ambushed by the Insidious Six, and saved by Rek-Rap, a demonic symbiote replica of Spider-Man. |||||
| 18 | 912 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2023 |
| After being shown unexpected kindness by Jean Grey, Madelyne seeks a truce with the X-Men, agreeing to stop the invasion of New York. As Spider-Man & Rek-Rap battle the Insidious Six, Hallows' Eve steals the scythe controlling the demons from Madelyne, giving it Ben, who turns into the demonic entity King Chasm, leading the demons to invade the real world. Spider-Man forms an alliance with Madelyne and the X-Men to stop Chasm. |||||
| 1 | Dark Web: Finale | Wells/Kubert/Francesco Mortarino | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2023 |
| Spider-Man, the X-Men, Rek-Rap, and Madelyne battle King Chasm. Madelyne reasserts herself as the Goblin Queen, regaining control of Limbo's demons, and takes back the scythe, regains her powers as Ben reverts back into Chasm. Ben is held in a paradise cell in Limbo, where Peter is yet unable to get through to him. |||||
| 19 | 913 | | Joe Kelly/Terry Dodson | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2023 |
| Peter and Felicia awkwardly run into MJ and Paul at a sauna. Spider-Man & Black Cat infiltrate an arms dealing operation run by criminals disguised as supervillains. |||||
| 20 | 914 | | Kelly/Dodson | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2023 |
| Spider-Man & Black Cat's infiltration concludes. Peter tells Felicia that he will always love MJ, but like a sister or a best friend. |||||
| 21 | 915 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | March 2023 |
| Benjamin Rabin is revealed to be the blinding figure that approached Peter and MJ a year ago, attempting to become the Emissary of Wayep, the Mayan God of Mischief. As Spider-Man battles Rabin, he marks Peter for vengeance and MJ as a sacrifice. They are both transported to an apocalyptic world where a monster awaits them. |||||
| 22 | 916 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | March 2023 |
| Paul is revealed to be one of Rabin's former acolytes that was trapped on the apocalyptic world of Wayep. Peter finds and fixes a broken multiversal travel device. Wayep attacks Spider-Man, MJ uses the travel device to cut Wayep in half, sending Peter back, and leaving her and Paul on the apocalyptic world. |||||
| 23 | 917 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | April 2023 |
| After landing with an explosion in Pennsylvania, Peter realizes that time works differently in the apocalyptic world, and asks the Fantastic Four for help rescuing MJ. However, they do not trust him and want him detained for the authorities investigating the explosion. Spider-Man, escaping the Baxter Building is confronted by Captain America. A hasty Peter fights him off and asks Norman Osborn to help him save MJ from the apocalyptic world. |||||
| 24 | 918 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | April 2023 |
| Spider-Man steals a fusion reactor from the Fantastic Four. Observed from afar by Ms. Marvel, Norman creates a machine with the travel device and stolen materials that sends Peter back to the apocalyptic world where MJ and Paul are being attacked by Rabin. However, more time has passed in this world, and Peter discovers MJ's new family. |||||
| 25 | 919 | | Wells/Kaare Andrews/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | May 2023 |
| While Peter had only been gone for one month, 4 years had passed, where MJ and Paul were being hunted by Rabin. After finding 2 abandoned kids and taking them in, Paul creates a slot device to help battle Rabin. Once Peter returns, Rabin allows Paul to kill him, realizing that he must die to commence the ceremony. After they exchange their stories, MJ tells Peter that she won't leave Paul. Captain America, after asking MJ what happened, tells the Fantastic Four to leave a downtrodden Peter alone to sort things out. In his anger, Peter punches Paul. Rabin, now returned from his punishment, plans to finish the ceremony. |||||
| 26 | 920 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | May 2023 |
| Rabin, the Emissary sets out to kill MJ in the present to finish the ceremony and become Wayep. The Gold Goblin and Ms. Marvel help Spider-Man battle Rabin's forces. Paul is revealed to be Rabin's son from the apocalyptic world. No longer needing them, Rabin dissolves the kids into nothingness. As MJ goes into a rage, the Fantastic Four arrive to neutralize the dragon. Rabin finds MJ and kills her, completing the ceremony. However, it is revealed to be Ms. Marvel shapeshifting as MJ and the ceremony does not work, destroying Rabin. The heroes stop to commemorate Ms. Marvel's sacrifice. |||||
| 27 | 921 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | June 2023 |
| Spider-Man and Black Cat battle the Shocker as Peter mourns Ms. Marvel's death, shadowed by Doc Ock's old arms. Doctor Octopus returns to destroy his former arms with his Ocktoids. The Queen Goblin comes back to life. Otto's broken arms find J. Jonah Jameson. |||||
| 28 | 922 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | June 2023 |
| Jameson brings Doc Ock's broken arms to Norman Osborn to fix. However, the arms were simply a trojan horse which gives Otto access to Oscorp's systems. Doctor Octopus abandons Kraven the Hunter, defeating Spider-Man and the Gold Goblin, and compromises Norman's suit. Otto reveals that he remembers what Norman took from him as the Goblin King. |||||
| 29 | 923 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | July 2023 |
| Doc Ock's arms rescue Spider-Man and Jameson, and directly merge with Peter's spinal cord. Otto uses the Beyond Corporation's memory helmet to show Norman records of him ending Octavius's time as the Superior Spider-Man. Unable to recover his memories, Doc Ock seeks revenge on Norman, and injects him with the Goblin Formula. |||||
| 30 | 924 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | July 2023 |
| The Goblin Formula has no effect on Norman, given how much he has already absorbed. With the help of Otto's old arms, Peter finds Octavius's lab. Spider-Man and Norman defeat defeat Doc Ock, but his Ocktoids carry him away to safety. Norman looks back on his journey to redemption. |||||
| 31 | 925 | Chapter 1: The Last Night | Wells/Romita, Jr./Emilio Laiso/Zé Carlos | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2023 |
| Randy and Janice spend the night at their respective bachelor and bachelorette parties. Felicia breaks up with Peter. Tombstone, suspicious of his fellow mob bosses, invites them to the wedding. Shotgun arrives at the wedding to assassinate Tombstone, and briefly fights Spider-Man before getting away. Hammerhead kills Madame Masque. Spider-Man fills in a revived Ms. Marvel and reveals his identity to her out of gratitude. Doc Ock visits The Bar With No Name and realizes he must become the Superior Spider-Man again to regain his memory. MJ and Paul visit a therapist to deal with the disappearance of their children. After some encouragement from Felicia, MJ embraces the identity of Jackpot. Spider-Woman receives information about HYDRA agents from Taskmaster and questions them about her lost baby. Kraven the Hunter captures the Queen Goblin. Wilson Fisk plans his return. |||||
| 32 | 926 | | Wells/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Aug. 2023 |
| Peter meets with Tombstone's lawyer, Michele, to exchange notes on the botched wedding. Kraven imbues Norman's sins from the Queen Goblin into his spear, and vows to return them to Norman. Oscorp falls under attack to Kraven. Norman understands why Kraven is there, and traps himself inside, however Spider-Man breaks in and is stabbed by Kraven's spear while saving Norman, imbuing the Goblin's sins onto himself. |||||
| 33 | 927 | | Wells/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Sep. 2023 |
| Infected by Norman's sins, Spider-Man dons the black suit again and hunts Kraven, seeking revenge for being buried alive. He traps Kraven in a sewer cage where he is attacked by the hordes of Vermin. Once subdued, Spider-Man places Kraven in a coffin with his rifle, and buries him alive. |||||
| 34 | 928 | | Wells/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Sep. 2023 |
| Spider-Man goes on a rampage to punish his former enemies. Norman warns Paul and MJ about the danger they're in, while Peter disconnects Tombstone's life ventilator. After beating up Norman, Spider-Man goes after MJ and Paul, where he is confronted by the Queen Goblin. Kraven struggles to dig his way out of the grave, when he is rescued by Norman. |||||
| 35 | 929 | | Wells/Gleason | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2023 |
| Norman and Kraven reengineer the spear to reclaim the Norman's sins. After dealing with the Queen Goblin, Spider-Man attacks MJ and Paul. Kraven arrives and fights Spider-Man, distracting him long enough for Norman to stab Peter with the spear, removing Norman's sins from him. Kraven intends to bury the spear and Osborn's sins, however, upon seeing the Queen Goblin's smile, Norman knows he is not truly free. |||||
| 36 | 930 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | Oct. 2023 |
| The Goblin Queen sends out an agent to round up the lost limbo demons from Chasm's attack. Rek-Rap investigates a lead. Spider-Man rescues Rek-Rap from the agent, who knows Peter's identity. |||||
| 37 | 931 | | Wells/McGuinness/Laiso | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2023 |
| Madelyne's agent, Re-Po, kidnaps Randy as collateral to draw Peter in. Rek-Rap shares his findings about Re-Po. Re-Po sends Rek-Rap back to Limbo. Silvermane, Count Nefaria, and Hammerhead plot the Maggia's return. Peter confronts Re-Po, who believes Spider-Man owes him a debt. |||||
| 38 | 932 | | Wells/McGuinness | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2023 |
| Re-Po is revealed to be the debt collector. Rek-Rap and Spider-Man escape from Limbo and defeat Re-Po. Hammerhead attacks Lady Yulan's territory and frames Mr. Negative. Janice visits her father in the hospital. Silvermane's armor is hacked, choking out Count Nefaria and himself. |||||
| 1 | Amazing Spider-Man Gang War: First Strike | Wells/Cody Ziglar/Joey Vasquez/Julian Shaw | Nick Lowe | Nov. 2023 |
| The gang leaders meet to discuss the recent events, led by Hammerhead. Miles confronts Peter about the 6 months he was missing for. Randy lobbies for the repealing of the law against superheroes passed by Fisk. Randy is shot by Hammerhead's goons. Madame Masque is revealed to be alive and attacks Hammerhead. The Gang War begins. |||||
| 39 | 933 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2023 |
| The Gang War turns the entire city into a war zone. Spider-Man gathers Miles, Daredevil, Spider-Woman, and She-Hulk to help combat the crime lords. Tombstone wakes up from the hospital. Janice intends to strike against the other bosses, against her father's wishes, prompting him to tell White Rabbit to take care of her. Tombstone agrees to help Spider-Man battle the crime lords. |||||
| 40 | 934 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Dec. 2023 |
| Tombstone, Spider-Man, and She-Hulk continue to battle the crime lords. Madame Masque gains control of the Maggia. The Beetle invades Diamondback's territory, encountering Digger and the Rose in the process. The Kingpin and Typhoid Mary return. |||||
| 41 | 935 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2024 |
| Spider-Man, She-Hulk, and Tombstone battle Kingpin, Typhoid Mary, and their subordinates. The Beetle squares off against the Rose and Digger, until the Kingpin's forces intervene. Madame Masque plans the Maggia's next move. |||||
| 42 | 936 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Jan. 2024 |
| The Kingpin reveals he wants no stake in the war, and his forces apprehend the Rose. Fisk tells Tombstone that Madame Masque has control of the Maggia. Digger joins the Beetle's forces. Madame Masque and the Beetle prepare for a final showdown in Central Park. |||||
| 43 | 937 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2024 |
| Spider-Man visits Randy in the hospital. The heroes strike at Madame Masque's forces in Central Park. The Beetle calls her forces back, as Madame Masque orders everyone to engage Spider-Man. Tombstone frees Shotgun of Madame Masque's magic and sabotages Janice, preparing to claim all territory himself. |||||
| 44 | 938 | | Wells/Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | Feb. 2024 |
| Tombstone double-crosses Spider-Man, pulling his forces back, leaving the heroes at the mercy of Madame masque's army. Shotgun frees Silvermane and Count Nefaria of Masque's magic. Luke Cage, Spider-Boy, Jackpot, Iron Fist, and Shang-Chi arrive to reinforce the heroes, Spider-Man defeats Madame Masque. Fisk's law is repealed. Randy wakes up in the hospital. Tombstone seizes control over the entire territory. |||||
| 45 | 939 | | Wells/Carmen Carnero | Nick Lowe | March 2024 |
| Spider-Man breaks into Ravencroft to give Aunt Anna a cure for the infected Krakoan medicine. Peter and MJ visit her the next day, where Peter encounters Sandman who warns him about the Sinister Six wanting him out of Ravencroft. |||||
| 46 | 940 | | Wells/Carnero | Nick Lowe | March 2024 |
| Doc Ock and the Sinister Six send Electro to break Sandman out of Ravencroft. Spider-Man and Jackpot battle Electro. Aunt Anna is released from Ravencroft. However, Sandman escapes anyway, returning the Sinister Six with Electro. |||||
| 47 | 941 | | Wells/Nauck | Nick Lowe | April 2024 |
| Aunt Anna sets Peter up on a date. Spider-Man fights Kingsley's goons, and Betty locates the Winkler Device, attempting to clear Ned. Chasm and Hallows Eve reunite and confront Spider-Man and Betty along with the Queen Goblin. |||||
| 48 | 942 | | Wells/Nauck | Nick Lowe | April 2024 |
| The Queen Goblin attempts to use the Winkler Device to turn Ben into a goblin. Betty convinces Janine to see Kafka's real intention, as Spider-Man frees Ben and takes out the Queen Goblin. Ben and Janine escape, while Kafka hints that the device had been used on Spider-Man. The Sinister Six intend to take down the Living Brain, who is being protected by Oscorp. |||||
| 49 | 943 | | Zeb Wells/John Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | May 8, 2024 |
| Blood Hunt tie-in. |||||

## The Amazing Spider-Man Annual

| Issue # | Author / Illustrator | Release date |
| 1 | Stan Lee / Steve Ditko | 1964 |
| "The Sinister Six!" : Doctor Octopus kidnaps Aunt May and Betty Brant and plans to pit Spider-Man against a cadre of villains made up of himself, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, the Sandman, and the Vulture |||
| FEATURES: "A Gallery of Spider-Man's Most Famous Foes!" – Full-page illustrations of "the Burglar" (the man that killed Uncle Ben), the Chameleon, the Vulture, the Terrible Tinkerer, Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, Doctor Doom, the Lizard, the Living Brain, Electro, the Enforcers, Mysterio, the Green Goblin, and Kraven the Hunter; "The Secrets of Spider-Man!" – information on Spider-Man's strength, powers and abilities; also single-page illustrations of Peter Parker's classmates, home, guest stars appearing in Amazing Spider-Man, "How Stan Lee and Steve Ditko Create Spider-Man!" |||
| 2 | Lee / Ditko | 1965 |
| "The Wondrous World of Doctor Strange": Spider-Man and Doctor Strange join forces; also includes reprints of Amazing Spider-Man #1, "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer" (Amazing Spider-Man #2) and "Marked for Destruction by Dr. Doom!" (Amazing Spider-Man #5). |||
| FEATURES: "A Gallery of Spider-Man's Most Famous Foes!" – full-page illustrations of "the Circus of Crime" (Amazing Spider-Man #16 and 22), the Scorpion, the Beetle, Jonah's robot (Amazing Spider-Man #25), and the Crime-Master |||
| 3 | Lee / Don Heck | 1966 |
| "...To Become an Avenger!" : Spider-Man tries to join the Avengers and battles the Hulk. Also includes reprints of "Turning Point" and "Unmasked by Dr. Octopus!" (Amazing Spider-Man #11-12). |||
| 4 | Lee / Larry Lieber | 1967 |
| "The Web and the Flame" : Spider-Man and the Human Torch battle Mysterio and the Wizard; later reprinted in Giant-Size Spider-Man #6, the last issue of that series |||
| FEATURES: "The Coffee Bean Barn!" – two-page illustration of Peter's and his friend's favorite hangout; "What the Well-Dressed Spider-Man Will Wear" – a look at Spider-Man's costume and equipment; "Spidey's Greatest Talent" – shows Spider-Man's ability to climb walls and spin webs; "Say 'Hello' To Spidey's Favorite Foes!" – a two-page montage with the Green Goblin, the Lovable Lizard, Kraven the Hunter, Darlin' Doc Ock, the Sinister Sandman, the New Vulture, Ever-Lovin' Electro, and the Rampaging Rhino; "A Visit to Petey's Pad" – a two-page spread with a look inside Peter and Harry Osborn's apartment. |||
| 5 | Lee / Lieber | 1968 |
| "The Parents of Peter Parker!" : Spider-Man travels to Algiers and discovers what happened to his parents, battles the Red Skull II |||
| FEATURES: "A Day at the Daily Bugle"; "Peter Parker, the Super Sports Star!" – A look at what Peter's life would be like if he played sports; "Where It's At!" – a map of New York City with locations for Peter's apartment, Aunt May's home, The Daily Bugle, Empire State University, the Coffee Bean Barn; "This is Spidey As We Know Him, But..." – Spider-Man illustrated as different cartoon characters like Dick Tracy and Charlie Brown; "Here We Go-A-Plotting!" – a satirical look how Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, and John Romita create a Spider-Man story. |||
| 6 | | 1969 |
| Reprints "The Sinister Six!" story from Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1; also contains "The Fabulous Fantastic Four Meet Spider-Man", a condensed version of the first time Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four met, told in the Amazing Spider-Man #1 story "Spider-Man vs. the Chameleon"; reprints "Spider-Man Tackles the Torch" from Amazing Spider-Man #8 |||
| 7 | | 1970 |
| Reprints "Spider-Man vs. the Chameleon!" from Amazing Spider-Man #1, "Duel to the Death with the Vulture!" from Amazing Spider-Man #2 and "Just a Guy Named Joe" from Amazing Spider-Man #38; also features full-page portraits of Spider-Man, Mary Jane Watson, and Spider-Man battling Mysterio, Electro, and the Sandman |||
| 8 | | 1971 |
| Reprints "The Sinister Shocker!" from Amazing Spider-Man #46, "On the Trail of Spider-Man!" from Tales to Astonish #57, and "Spider-Man No More!" from Amazing Spider-Man #50 |||
| 9 | Lee / John Romita Sr. | 1973 |
| "The Goblin Lives!": a revised color version of Spectacular Spider-Man magazine #2 (Nov. 1968), Norman Osborn becomes the Green Goblin again |||
| 10 | Bill Mantlo / Gil Kane | 1976 |
| "Step into my Parlor...Said the Spider to the Fly!" – the first appearance of the Fly (Richard Deacon) |||
| 11 | Bill Mantlo / Don Perlin | 1977 |
| "Spawn of the Spider"; second story "Chaos at the Coffee Bean!" |||
| 12 | | 1978 |
| Reprints Amazing Spider-Man #119-120 (Spider-Man vs. the Hulk) |||
| 13 | | 1979 |
| The first part of Doctor Octopus's mysterious and deadly plan, concluded in Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #1 |||
| 14 | Dennis O'Neil / Frank Miller | 1980 |
| Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, the Sorcerer Supreme, team up against Doctor Doom and the Dread Dormammu! 'Nuff said! |||
| 15 | Dennis O'Neil / Frank Miller | 1981 |
| Spider-Man battles the Punisher and Doctor Octopus |||
| 16 | Roger Stern / John Romita Sr. and John Romita Jr | 1982 |
| "Who's that Lady? Call Her Captain Marvel" - the first appearance of the second Captain Marvel |||
| 17 | | 1983 |
| "Heroes and Villains" - Peter Parker's class reunion |||
| 18 | Lee / Ron Frenz | 1984 |
| "The Scorpion Takes A Bride!" |||
| 19 | | 1985 |
| "Fun n' Games" - Alistair Alphonso Smythe attacks Mary Jane, Mary Jane is seen on the cover with the Spider-Man costume on |||
| 20 | Ken McDonald/ Mark Beachum | 1986 |
| "Man of the Year" - Spider-Man battles a time-traveling Iron Man 2020 attempting to stop a future act of terrorism |||
| 21 | David Michelinie/James Shooter/Paul Ryan | 1987 |
| "The Wedding" - Peter Parker marries Mary Jane Watson |||
| 22 | | 1988 |
| Story 1: "Drug War Rages" (Tom DeFalco / Mark Bagley). |||
| Story 2: "He Who Laughs" (Ditko / Roger Stern) with Speedball |||
| Story 3: "Kindred Spirits" (Mark Gruenwald/Ron Lim) with the High Evolutionary (part of The Evolutionary War storyline) |||
| 23 | | 1989 |
| Spider-Man and the She-Hulk battle the Abomination |||
| 24 | | 1990 |
| Spider-Man and Ant-Man |||
| 25 | | 1991 |
| Main story: "The Vibranium Vendetta"; sub-stories – "The Origin of the Amazing Spider-Man", the Outlaws in "Outlaws of Justice Part One", Venom in "Truckstop of Doom" and Chance in "Second Chance" |||
| 26 | | 1992 |
| Main story: "The Hero Killers Pt. 1: Fortune and Steel"; sub-stories: "First Kill", "The Wronged Man", "Making the Grade" and "Evil's Light Part One: Now Strikes the Lightmaster" |||
| 27 | | 1993 |
| Story 1: "Prepare Yourself for...Annex!" (Jack C. Harris / Tom Lyle) |||
| Story 2: "Dead Reckoning" (Eric Fein / Scott Kolins) |||
| Story 3: "The Lizard Must Be Destroyed" (Mike Lackey / Aaron Lopresti) |||
| Story 4: "Estrangements and Reunions" (Eric Fein / Larry Alexander) |||
| 28 | | 1994 |
| Main story: "Carnage is Back: The Mortal Past"; sub-stories: "Fatal Instinct", "Mr. Smith Goes to Town" and "No Son of Mine" |||
| Amazing Spider-Man Annual '96 | | 1996 |
| Amazing Spider-Man Annual '97 | | 1997 |
| Amazing Spider-Man/Devil Dinosaur Annual '98 | | 1998 |
| "Duel with Devil Dinosaur" |||
| Amazing Spider-Man Annual 1999 | | 1999 |
| Amazing Spider-Man Annual 2000 | | 2000 |
| Amazing Spider-Man Annual 2001 | | 2001 |
| 35 | Marc Guggenheim / Mike McKone | 2008 |
| The identity of Jackpot is revealed |||
| 36 | Marc Guggenheim / Pat Olliffe | 2009 |
| The lead-up to Aunt May and J. Jonah Jameson Sr.'s wedding |||
| 37 | | 2010 |
| The story of Spider-Man's first team-up with Captain America |||
| 38 | John Layman / Lee Garbett | 2011 |
| "Identity Wars" Part 1 of 3 |||
| 39 | Brian Reed / Lee Garbett | 2012 |
| "Spider Who?" |||
| 40 | Shawn Ryan / Brandon Peterson | 2014 |
| "I Can't Help Myself" / "The A-May-zing Spider-Aunt" / "The Quiet Room" |||
| 41 | Humberto Ramos / Francisco Herrera | 2017 |
| "Mask of Death" / "Neon Dragon" / "Whose Crime Is It, Anyway?" |||
| 42 | Dan Slott / Cory Smith | 2018 |
| "Bury the Ledes" |||
| 1 (Legacy #43) | Saladin Ahmed / Garry Brown | 2018 |
| "Ties that Bind" |||
| 2 (Legacy #44) | Karla Pacheco / Eleonora Carlini | 2021 |
| Part of the Infinite Destinies story arc |||
| 1 (Legacy #45) | Erica Schultz / Julian Shaw | 2023 |
| Hallows Eve (Janine) attempts to break Chasm (Ben Reilly) out of his prison in Limbo |||

## The Amazing Spider-Man Trade Paperbacks
### The Complete Clone Saga Epic (August 1994 – August 1995)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | The Complete Clone Saga Epic, Vol. 1 | Various | August 1994 – October 1994 |
| Web of Spider-Man #117-119, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #394, Spider-Man #51-53, Spectacular Spider-Man #217, Spider-Man: The Lost Years #0-3, Spider-Man Unlimited #7. ||||
| 2 | The Complete Clone Saga Epic, Vol. 2 | Various | September 1994 – January 1995 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #395-399, Spectacular Spider-Man #218-221, Spider-Man #54-56, Spider-Man Unlimited #8, Web of Spider-Man #120-122, Spider-Man: Funeral for an Octopus #1-3. ||||
| 3 | The Complete Clone Saga Epic, Vol. 3 | Various | February 1995 – March 1995 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #400-401 & Super Special, Spectacular Spider-Man #222-224 & Super Special, Spider-Man #57-58 & Super Special, Spider-Man Unlimited #9, Web of Spider-Man #123-124 & Super Special, Spider-Man: The Clone Journal, Venom Super Special. ||||
| 4 | The Complete Clone Saga Epic, Vol. 4 | Various | April 1995 – June 1995 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #402-404, Spectacular Spider-Man #225-227, Spider-Man #59-61, Web of Spider-Man #125-127, New Warriors #61, Spider-Man: The Jackal Files, Spider-Man: Maximum Clonage Alpha & Omega. ||||
| 5 | The Complete Clone Saga Epic, Vol. 5 | Various | July 1995 – August 1995 |
| Web of Spider-Man #128-129 & Super Special, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #405-406 & Super Special, Spider-Man #62-63 & Super Special, Spider-Man Unlimited #10, Spectacular Spider-Man #228-229 & Super Special, Venom Super Special, New Warriors #62, Spider-Man Team-Up #1, Spider-Man: The Parker Years. ||||

### The Complete Ben Reilly Epic (September 1995 – October 1996)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | The Complete Ben Reilly Epic, Vol. 1 | Various | September 1995 – October 1995 |
| Web of Scarlet Spider #1-2, The Amazing Scarlet Spider #1-2, Scarlet Spider #1-2, Spectacular Scarlet Spider #1-2, Green Goblin #3 and Sensational Spider-Man #0, Spider-Man Unlimited #1, New Warriors #65-66, Spider-Man: The Parker Years. ||||
| 2 | The Complete Ben Reilly Epic, Vol. 2 | Various | November 1995 – December 1995 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #407-408, New Warriors #67, Sensational Spider-Man #1, Spectacular Spider-Man #230, Spider-Man #64-65, Spider-Man/Punisher: Family Plot #1-2, Web of Scarlet Spider #3-4, Spider-Man Holiday Special, Venom: Along Came a Spider #1-4. ||||
| 3 | The Complete Ben Reilly Epic, Vol. 3 | Various | January 1996 – February 1996 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #409-410, Sensational Spider-Man #2-3, Spectacular Spider-Man #231-233, Spider-Man #66-67, Spider-Man: The Final Adventure #1-4, Spider-Man Team-Up #2, Spider-Man Unlimited #11. ||||
| 4 | The Complete Ben Reilly Epic, Vol. 4 | Various | March 1996 – May 1996 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #411-413, Daredevil #354, Sensational Spider-Man #4-6, Spectacular Spider-Man #234, Spider-Man #68-70, Spider-Man: Redemption #1-4, Spider-Man Team-Up #3, Spider-Man Unlimited #12. ||||
| 5 | The Complete Ben Reilly Epic, Vol. 5 | Various | June 1996 – August 1996 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #414-416, Annual '96, Sensational Spider-Man #7-10, Spectacular Spider-Man #235-239, Spider-Man #71-72, Spider-Man Team-Up #4, Spider-Man Unlimited #13. ||||
| 6 | The Complete Ben Reilly Epic, Vol. 6 | Various | September 1996 – October 1996 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #417-418, Sensational Spider-Man #11, Spectacular Spider-Man #240-241, Spider-Man #73-75, Spider-Man Team-Up #5, Spider-Man Unlimited #14, Spider-Man: 101 Ways to end the Clone Saga, Spider-Man: Revelations, Spider-Man: The Osborn Journal. ||||

### Amazing Spider-Man by J. Michael Straczynski (April 2001 – December 2007)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | Coming Home | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | April 2001 – September 2001 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #30-35. ||||
| 2 | Revelations | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | October 2001 – January 2002 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #36-39. ||||
| 3 | Until the Stars Turn Cold | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | February 2002 – September 2002 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #40-45. ||||
| 4 | The Life and Death of Spiders | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | November 2002 – February 2003 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #46-50. ||||
| 5 | Unintended Consequences | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | March 2003 – August 2003 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #51-56. ||||
| 6 | Happy Birthday | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | September 2003 – December 2003 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #57-58, The Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1 #500-502. ||||
| 7 | The Book of Ezekiel | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr. | January 2004 – June 2004 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #503-508. ||||
| 8 | Sins Past | J. Michael Straczynski/Mike Deodato, Jr. | June 2004 – November 2004 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #509-514. ||||
| 9 | Skin Deep | J. Michael Straczynski/Mike Deodato, Jr./Mark Brooks | December 2004 – March 2005 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #515-518. ||||
| 10 | New Avengers | J. Michael Straczynski/Mike Deodato, Jr. | April 2005 – September 2005 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #519-524. ||||
| 11 | The Other | Various | October 2005 – January 2006 |
| Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1-4, Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #19-22, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #525-528. ||||
| 12 | The Road to Civil War | Various | February 2006 – April 2006 |
| New Avengers: Illuminati #1, Fantastic Four #536-537, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #529-531. ||||
| 13 | Civil War | J. Michael Straczynski/Ron Garney | May 2006 – February 2007 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #532-538. ||||
| 14 | Back in Black | J. Michael Straczynski/Ron Garney | March 2007 – August 2007 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #539-543. ||||
| 15 | One More Day | J. Michael Straczynski/Joe Quesada | September 2007 – December 2007 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #544-545, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #24, The Sensational Spider-Man #41. ||||

### Brand New Day (January 2008 – November 2009)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | Brand New Day, Vol. 1 | Dan Slott/Steve McNiven, Marc Guggenheim/Salvador Larocca | January 2008 – February 2008 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man: Swing Shift Director's Cut #1, Venom Super Special, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #546-551. ||||
| 2 | Brand New Day, Vol. 2 | Bob Gale/Phil Jimenez/Barry Kitson, Zeb Wells/Chris Bachalo | March 2008 – May 2008 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #552-558. ||||
| 3 | Brand New Day, Vol. 3 | Dan Slott/Marcos Martin, Bob Gale/Mike McKone | May 2008 – June 2008 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #559-563. ||||
| 4 | Kraven's First Hunt | Marc Guggenheim/Phil Jimenez | July 2008 – August 2008 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #564-567. ||||
| 5 | New Ways to Die | Dan Slott/John Romita, Jr. | August 2008 – October 2008 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #568-573. ||||
| 6 | Crime and Punisher | Marc Guggenheim/Barry Kitson, Joe Kelly/Chris Bachalo, Zeb Wells/Paolo Rivera | October 2008 – November 2008 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #574-577. ||||
| 7 | Death and Dating | Mark Waid/Marcos Martin, Roger Stern/Lee Weeks, Dan Slott/Mike McKone | November 2008 – January 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #578-583, Annual #35. ||||
| 8 | Election Day | Marc Guggenheim/John Romita, Jr. | January 2009 – March 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #583-588. ||||
| 9 | 24/7 | Dan Slott/Barry Kitson, Mark Waid/Mike McKone | March 2009 – May 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #589-594. ||||
| 10 | American Son | Joe Kelly/Marco Checchetto | May 2009 – July 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #595-599. ||||
| 11 | Died in Your Arms Tonight | Dan Slott/John Romita, Jr., Mark Waid/Mario Alberti | July 2009 – August 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #600-601, Annual #36, Amazing Spider-Man Family #7. ||||
| 12 | Red Headed Stranger | Fred Van Lente/Barry Kitson | August 2009 – September 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #602-605. ||||
| 13 | Return of the Black Cat | Joe Kelly/Mike McKone, Marc Guggenheim/Marco Checchetto | September 2009 – November 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #606-611. ||||

### The Gauntlet and Grim Hunt (November 2009 – November 2010)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | The Gauntlet, Vol. 1 – Electro and Sandman | Mark Waid/Paul Azaceta, Fred Van Lente/Javier Pulido | November 2009 – December 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #612-616, Web of Spider-Man #2. ||||
| 2 | The Gauntlet, Vol. 2 – Rhino and Mysterio | Dan Slott/Marcos Martin/Michael Lark, Joe Kelly/Max Fiumara | January 2010 – February 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #617-621, Web of Spider-Man #3-4. ||||
| 3 | The Gauntlet, Vol. 3 – Vulture and Morbius | Various | February 2010 – March 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #622-625, Web of Spider-Man #2, 5. ||||
| 4 | The Gauntlet, Vol. 4 – Juggernaut | Roger Stern/Lee Weeks/John Romita, Jr. | March 2010 – April 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #229-230, 626–629. ||||
| 5 | The Gauntlet, Vol. 5 – Lizard | Zeb Wells/Chris Bachalo | May 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #630-633, Web of Spider-Man #6. ||||
| 6 | Grim Hunt | Joe Kelly/Stan Lee/J.M. DeMatteis/Michael Lark/Marcos Martin/Max Fiumara | June 2010 – July 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #634-637, Web of Spider-Man #7, Spider-Man: Origin of the Hunter. ||||
| 7 | One Moment in Time | Joe Quesada/Paolo Rivera | July 2010 – August 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #638-641. ||||
| 8 | Origin of the Species | Mark Waid/Paul Azaceta | September 2010 – November 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #642-647. ||||

### Amazing Spider-Man by Dan Slott (November 2010 – December 2012)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | Big Time | Dan Slott/Humberto Ramos | November 2010 – December 2010 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #648-651. ||||
| 2 | Matters of Life and Death | Dan Slott/Stefano Caselli/Marcos Martin | January 2011 – March 2011 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #652-657, 654.1. ||||
| 3 | The Fantastic Spider-Man | Dan Slott/Stefano Caselli, Christos Gage/Reilly Brown | April 2011 – May 2011 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #658-662. ||||
| 4 | The Return of Anti-Venom | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | June 2011 – July 2011 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #663-665, Free Comic Book Day: Amazing Spider-Man (2011). ||||
| 5 | Spider-Island | Dan Slott/Humberto Ramos | July 2011 – November 2011 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #666-673, Venom #6-9, Spider-Island: Infested #1, Spider-Island: Deadly Foes #1. ||||
| 6 | Flying Blind | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli/Humberto Ramos, Mark Waid/Emma Rios | November 2011 – January 2012 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #674-677, Daredevil, Vol. 3 #8. ||||
| 7 | Trouble on the Horizon | Dan Slott/Christopher Yost/Humberto Ramos/Giuseppe Camuncoli | January 2012 – March 2012 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #678-681, 679.1. ||||
| 8 | Ends of the Earth | Dan Slott/Stefano Caselli/Humberto Ramos | March 2012 – June 2012 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #682-687, Ends of the Earth #1, Avenging Spider-Man #8. ||||
| 9 | Lizard – No Turning Back | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | June 2012 – August 2012 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #688-691, Untold Tales of Spider-Man #9. ||||
| 10 | Danger Zone | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Giuseppe Camuncoli/Humberto Ramos | August 2012 – November 2012 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #692-697, Avenging Spider-Man #11. ||||
| 11 | Dying Wish | Dan Slott/Humberto Ramos | November 2012 – December 2012 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #698-700. ||||
| N/A | Peter Parker: The One and Only | David Morrell/Klaus Janson, Joe Casey/Timmothy Green II, Brian Reed/Sean Chen | December 2013 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #700.1-700.5. ||||

### Superior Spider-Man (January 2013 – April 2014)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | My Own Worst Enemy | Dan Slott/Ryan Stegman/Giuseppe Camuncoli | January 2013 – March 2013 |
| Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1-5. ||||
| 2 | A Troubled Mind | Dan Slott/Humberto Ramos/Ryan Stegman | March 2013 – May 2013 |
| Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #6-10. ||||
| 3 | No Escape | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Humberto Ramos/Giuseppe Camuncoli | June 2013 – August 2013 |
| Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #11-16. ||||
| 4 | Necessary Evil | Dan Slott/Ryan Stegman/Giuseppe Camuncoli/John Dell | September 2013 – November 2013 |
| Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #17-21. ||||
| 5 | Superior Venom | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Humberto Ramos | November 2013 – January 2014 |
| Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #22-26, Annual #1. ||||
| 6 | Goblin Nation | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Giuseppe Camuncoli | February 2014 – April 2014 |
| Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #27-31, Annual #2. ||||

### Amazing Spider-Man by Dan Slott (April 2014 – May 2015)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | The Parker Luck | Dan Slott/Humberto Ramos | April 2014 – September 2014 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #1-6. ||||
| N/A | Learning to Crawl | Dan Slott/Ramon Perez | May 2014 – September 2014 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #1.1-1.5. ||||
| 2 | Spider-Verse Prologue | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Giuseppe Camuncoli | August 2014 – October 2014 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #7-8, Superior Spider-Man, Vol. 1 #32-33, Free Comic Book Day: Amazing Spider-Man (2014). ||||
| 3 | Spider-Verse | Dan Slott/Olivier Coipel/Giuseppe Camuncoli | November 2014 – February 2014 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #9-15. ||||
| 4 | Graveyard Shift | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Humberto Ramos | March 2015 – May 2015 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #16-18, Annual #40. ||||
| N/A | Spiral | Gerry Conway/Carlo Barberi | March 2015 – August 2015 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #16.1-20.1. ||||

### Amazing Spider-Man: Worldwide (October 2015 – June 2018)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | Worldwide, Vol. 1 | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | October 2015 – December 2015 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #1-5. ||||
| N/A | Amazing Grace | Jose Molina/Simone Bianchi | December 2015 – July 2016 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #1.1-1.6. ||||
| 2 | Worldwide, Vol. 2 | Dan Slott/Matteo Buffagni/Giuseppe Camuncoli | December 2015 – April 2016 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #6-11. ||||
| 3 | Worldwide, Vol. 3 | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli | May 2016 – July 2016 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #12-15, Annual #19. ||||
| 4 | Worldwide, Vol. 4 | Dan Slott/Giuseppe Camuncoli/R.B. Silva | August 2016 – October 2016 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #16-19. ||||
| 5 | Worldwide, Vol. 5 | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Giuseppe Camuncoli | October 2016 – February 2017 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #20-24, Annual #1. ||||
| 6 | Worldwide, Vol. 6 | Dan Slott/Stuart Immonen | March 2017 – June 2017 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #25-28. ||||
| 7 | Worldwide, Vol. 7 | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Stuart Immonen | June 2017 – November 2017 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 #29-32, Vol. 1 #789-791. ||||
| 8 | Worldwide, Vol. 8 | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Mike Hawthorne/Stuart Immonen | January 2018 – February 2018 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #794-796, Annual #42. ||||
| 9 | Worldwide, Vol. 9 | Dan Slott/Stuart Immonen | March 2018 – June 2018 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #797-801. ||||

### Amazing Spider-Man by Nick Spencer (July 2018 – September 2021)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | Back to Basics | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley | July 2018 – September 2018 |
| Free Comic Book Day: Amazing Spider-Man (2018), The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #1-5. ||||
| 2 | Friends and Foes | Nick Spencer/Humberto Ramos | September 2018 – November 2018 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #6-10. ||||
| 3 | Lifetime Achievement | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley/Chris Bachalo | December 2018 – February 2019 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #11-15. ||||
| 4 | Hunted | Nick Spencer/Humberto Ramos/Gerardo Sandoval | February 2019 – June 2019 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #16-23, 16.HU, 18.HU-20.HU. ||||
| 5 | Behind the Scenes | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley/Kev Walker | June 2019 – August 2019 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #24-28. ||||
| 6 | Absolute Carnage | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley/Francesco Manna | September 2019 – October 2019 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #29-31, Red Goblin: Red Death #1. ||||
| 7 | 2099 | Nick Spencer/Patrick Gleason/Oscar Bazaldua | October 2019 – December 2019 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #32-36. ||||
| 8 | Threats & Menaces | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley/Iban Coello | January 2020 – May 2020 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #37-43. ||||
| 9 | Sins Rising | Nick Spencer/Marcelo Ferreira/Mark Bagley/Kim Jacinto/Guillermo Sanna | July 2020 – August 2020 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #44-47, Amazing Spider-Man: Sins Rising Prelude #1. ||||
| 10 | Green Goblin Returns | Nick Spencer/Mark Bagley/Ryan Ottley/Humberto Ramos/Federico Vicentini | September 2020 – October 2020 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #48-49, Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1, Free Comic Book Day: Spider-Man/Venom (2020). ||||
| 11 | Last Remains | Nick Spencer/Patrick Gleason/Mark Bagley | October 2020 – December 2020 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #50-55. ||||
| N/A | Last Remains Companion | Nick Spencer/Matthew Rosenburg/Federico Vicentini/Takeshi Miyazawa | October 2020 – December 2020 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #50.LR-54.LR. ||||
| 12 | Shattered Web | Nick Spencer/Mark Bagley/Marcelo Ferreira | January 2021 – February 2021 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #56-60. ||||
| 13 | King's Ransom | Nick Spencer/Federico Vicentini/Patrick Gleason/Mark Bagley | March 2021 – May 2021 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #61-66, Giant Size Amazing Spider-Man: King's Ransom #1. ||||
| 14 | Chameleon Conspiracy | Nick Spencer/Marcelo Ferreira/Carlos Gómez | June 2021 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #67-69, Giant Size Amazing Spider-Man: Chameleon Conspiracy #1. ||||
| N/A | Sinister War | Nick Spencer/Mark Bagley | July 2021 – September 2021 |
| Sinister War #1-4. ||||
| 15 | What Cost, Victory | Nick Spencer/Federico Vicentini/Patrick Gleason/Mark Bagley/Marcelo Ferreira | July 2021 – September 2021 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #70-74. ||||

### Spider-Man: Beyond (October 2021 – March 2022)

| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | Amazing Spider-Man: Beyond Vol. 1 | Zeb Wells/Patrick Gleason, Kelly Thompson/Sara Pichelli, Cody Ziglar/Michael Dowling | October 2021 – November 2021 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #75-80, 78.BEY, 80.BEY. ||||
| 2 | Amazing Spider-Man: Beyond Vol. 2 | Saladin Ahmed/Cody Ziglar/Patrick Gleason/Carlos Gómez/Jorge Fornéz/Paco Medina | December 2021 – January 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #81-85. ||||
| 3 | Amazing Spider-Man: Beyond Vol. 3 | Zeb Wells/Jed MacKay/Michael Dowling/Carlos Gómez | January 2022 – February 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #86-88, 88.BEY, Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond #1. ||||
| 4 | Amazing Spider-Man: Beyond Vol. 4 | Patrick Gleason/Kelly Thompson/Zeb Wells/Mark Bagley/Sara Pichelli | February 2022 – March 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #89-93 and 92.BEY. ||||

### Amazing Spider-Man by Zeb Wells (April 2022 – present)

Note: * = Not released yet
| Volume # | Title | Author / Illustrator | Time Period |
| 1 | World Without Love | Zeb Wells/John Romita, Jr. | April 2022 – July 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #1-5. ||||
| 2 | The New Sinister | Zeb Wells/Ed McGuinness/John Romita, Jr. | July 2022 – August 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #6-8. ||||
| 3 | Hobgoblin | Zeb Wells/Patrick Gleason/Nick Dragotta/John Romita, Jr./Michael Dowling | September 2022 – November 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #9-14. ||||
| 4 | Dark Web | Zeb Wells/Ed McGuinness | December 2022 – February 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #15-18, Dark Web #1, Dark Web: Finale #1. ||||
| 5 | Dead Language, Part 1 | Zeb Wells/John Romita, Jr. | February 2023 – April 2023 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #19-23. ||||
| 6 | Dead Language, Part 2 | Zeb Wells/Erica Schultz/John Romita, Jr./Julian Shaw/Patrick Gleason | April 2023 – May 2023 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #24-26, Annual #1, Fallen Friend #1, Free Comic Book Day (2023): Spider-Man/Venom. ||||
| 7 | Armed and Dangerous | Zeb Wells/Ed McGuinness/John Romita, Jr./Emilio Laiso/Zé Carlos | June 2023 – August 2023 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #27-31. ||||
| 8 | Spider-Man's First Hunt | Zeb Wells/Patrick Gleason/Ed McGuinness/Emilio Laiso | August 2023 – November 2023 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #32-38. ||||
| 9 | Gang War | Zeb Wells/Cody Ziglar/John Romita, Jr./Joey Vazquez/Julian Shaw | November 2023 – February 2024 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #39-44, Amazing Spider-Man Gang War: First Strike #1. ||||
| 10 | Breathe* | Zeb Wells/Carmen Carnero/Todd Nauck/John Romita, Jr. | March 2024 – May 2024 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #45-49, Web of Spider-Man Vol. 3 #1, Free Comic Book Day (2024): Ultimate Universe/Spider-Man. ||||

## Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man

| Volume # | Contents | Creative Team |
| 1 | Amazing Fantasy #15, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1-10 | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| 2 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #11-19, Annual #1 | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| 3 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #20-30, Annual #2 | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| 4 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #31-40 | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko/John Romita Sr. |
| 5 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #41-50, Annual #3 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| 6 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #51-61, Annual #4 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| 7 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #62-67, Annual #5, Spectacular Spider-Man #1-2 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| 8 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #68-77, Marvel Super-Heroes #14 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| 9 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #78-87 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| 10 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #88-99 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr./Gil Kane |
| 11 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #100-109 | Stan Lee/Roy Thomas/Gil Kane/John Romita Sr. |
| 12 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #110-120 | Stan Lee/Gerry Conway/John Romita Sr. |
| 13 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #121-131 | Gerry Conway/Gil Kane/Ross Andru |
| 14 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #132-142, Giant-Size Super-Heroes #1, Marvel Treasury Edition #1 | Gerry Conway/Ross Andru |
| 15 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #143-155, Marvel Special Edition #1 | Gerry Conway/Len Wein/Ross Andru |
| 16 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #156-168, Annual #10 | Len Wein/Ross Andru |
| 17 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #169-180, Annual #11, Nova #12, Marvel Treasury Edition #14 | Len Wein/Ross Andru |
| 18 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #181-193, Annual #12, Mighty Marvel Comics Calendar #1978 | Marv Wolfman/Ross Andru/Keith Pollard |
| 19 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #193-202, Annual #13, Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #1 | Marv Wolfman/Keith Pollard |
| 20 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #203-212, Annual #14 | Denny O'Neil/John Romita, Jr. |
| 21 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #213-223, Annual #15 | Denny O'Neil/John Romita, Jr. |
| 22 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #224-237, Annual #16, The Marvel Comics Guide to Collecting Comics, Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe | Roger Stern/John Romita, Jr. |
| 23 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #238-251, Annual #17, Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #85, The Official Marvel Try-Out Book | Roger Stern/John Romita, Jr. |
| 24 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #252-262, Annual #18 | Tom DeFalco/Ron Frenz |
| 25 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #263-270, Annual #19, Web of Spider-Man #1, 6, The Official Marvel Index to the Amazing Spider-Man #1-9 | Tom DeFalco/Ron Frenz |
| 26 | The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #271-278, Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #111, Marvel Graphic Novel #22, Marvel Fanfare #27 | Tom DeFalco/Ron Frenz |

## The Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collections

| Volume # | Title | Creative Team |
| 1 | Great Power | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| Amazing Fantasy #15, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1-17, Annual #1 |||
| 2 | Great Responsibility | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #18-38, Annual #2 |||
| 3 | Spider-Man No More | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #39-52, Annual #3-4, Not Brand Echh #2 |||
| 4 | The Goblin Lives | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #53-67, The Spectacular Spider-Man #1-2, Marvel Super-Heroes #14, Not Brand Echh #6, 11 |||
| 5 | The Secret of the Petrified Tablet | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr./John Buscema |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #68-85, Annual #5-6 |||
| 6 | The Death of Captain Stacy | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr./Gil Kane/Roy Thomas |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #86-104, Annual #7-8 |||
| 7 | The Goblin's Last Stand | Stan Lee/Gerry Conway/John Romita Sr./Gil Kane |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #105-123 |||
| 8 | Man-Wolf at Midnight | Gerry Conway/Ross Andru |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #124-142, Giant-Size Super-Heroes #1, Marvel Treasury Edition #1 |||
| 9 | Spider-Man or Spider-Clone | Gerry Conway/Len Wein/Ross Andru |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #143-164, Annual #10, Marvel Treasury Edition #1 |||
| 10 | Big Apple Battleground | Len Wein/Marv Wolfman/Ross Andru |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #165-185, Annual #11-12, Nova #12, Marvel Calendar 1978, Marvel Special Edition Treasury #14, FOOM #17-18, 22 |||
| 11-14 | TBA |
| Not created yet, but will include The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #186-258 |||
| 15 | Ghosts of the Past | Tom DeFalco/Ron Frenz |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #259-272, Annual #18-19, Web of Spider-Man #1, 6 |||
| 16 | TBA |
| Not created yet, but will include The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #273-288 |||
| 17 | Kraven's Last Hunt | J.M. DeMatteis/Mike Zeck |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #289-294, Annual #20-21, Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1, Web of Spider-Man #31-32, Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #131-132, Annual #7 |||
| 18 | Venom | David Michelinie/Todd McFarlane |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #295-310, Annual #22, Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #133, Web of Spider-Man #33 |||
| 19 | Assassin Nation | David Michelinie/Todd McFarlane |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #311-325, Annual #23, The Amazing Spider-Man: Parallel Lives |||
| 20 | Cosmic Adventures | David Michelinie/Erik Larsen |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #326-333, Annual #24, The Spectacular Spider-Man #158-160, Annual #10, Web of Spider-Man #59-61, Annual #6 |||
| 21 | The Return of the Sinister Six | David Michelinie/Erik Larsen |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #334-350, Spider-Man: Spirits of the Earth |||
| 22 | Round Robin | Al Milgrom/Mark Bagley |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #351-360, Annual #25, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #11, Web of Spider-Man #59-61, Annual #7 |||
| 23 | The Hero Killers | David Michelinie/J.M. DeMatteis/Mark Bagley/Scott McDaniel/Mike Zeck |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #361-367, Annual #26, Amazing Spider-Man: Soul of the Hunter #1, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #12, Web of Spider-Man Annual #7, New Warriors Annual #2 |||
| 24 | Invasion of the Spider-Slayers | Roy Thomas/David Michelinie/Michael Bair/Mark Bagley/Jeff Johnson |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #368-377, Annual #27, Spider-Man/Dr. Strange: The Way to Dusty Death, Spider-Man Special Edition: The Trial of Venom |||
| 25 | Maximum Carnage | Tom DeFalco/Ron Lim, Terry Kavanagh/Alex Saviuk, David Michelinie/Mark Bagley, J.M. DeMatteis/Sal Buscema, Tom Lyle |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #378-380, Web of Spider-Man #101-103, Spider-Man #35-37, The Spectacular Spider-Man #201-203, Spider-Man/Punisher/Sabretooth: Designer Genes, Spider-Man: Unlimited #1-2 |||
| 26 | Lifetheft | David Michelinie/J.M. DeMatteis/Mark Bagley/Steven Butler |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #381-393, Annual #28, Spider-Man #45, The Spectacular Spider-Man #211, Web of Spider-Man #112, The Amazing Spider-Man Ashcan Edition #1 |||
| 27 | The Clone Saga | Various |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #394-396, The Spectacular Spider-Man #217-219, Web of Spider-Man #117-119, Spider-Man #51-53, Spider-Man: Unlimited #7 |||
| 28 | Web of Life, Web of Death | Various |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #397-399, The Spectacular Spider-Man #220-222, Web of Spider-Man #120-123, Spider-Man #54-56, Spider-Man: Unlimited #8, Spider-Man: Funeral for an Octopus #1-3, Spider-Man: The Clone Journal |||
| 29+ | TBA |
| Not created yet, but will include The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #400-441 and Vol. 2 #1-29 |||

## Mighty Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man

| Volume # | Title | Creative Team |
| 1 | With Great Power... | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| Amazing Fantasy #15, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1-10 |||
| 2 | The Sinister Six | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #11-19, Annual #1 |||
| 3 | The Goblin and the Gangsters | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #20-28, Annual #2 |||
| 4 | The Master Planner | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #29-38 |||
| 5 | To Become an Avenger | Stan Lee/John Romita, Sr. |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #39-46, Annual #3 |||

## The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibuses

| Title | Creative Team | Time Period |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 1 | Stan Lee/Steve Ditko | June 1962 – May 1966 |
| Amazing Fantasy #15, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1-38, Annual #1-2, Fantastic Four Annual #1, and Strange Tales Annual #2 |||
| The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 2 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. | June 1966 – October 1968 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #39-67, Annual #3-5, The Spectacular Spider-Man #1-2 |||
| The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 3 | Stan Lee/John Romita Sr./John Buscema/Gil Kane | November 1968 – November 1971 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #68-104, Annual #6-8 (covers only) |||
| The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 4 | Stan Lee/Gerry Conway/John Romita Sr./Gil Kane/Ross Andru | December 1971 – January 1975 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #105-142, Giant-Sized Superheroes #1, Marvel Super-Heroes #14 |||
| The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 5 | Gerry Conway/Len Wein/Ross Andru | February 1975 – March 1978 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #143-180, Annual #10-11, Nova #12, Marvel Treasury Edition #14, Marvel Special Edition #1 |||
| The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 6 | Marv Wolfman/Ross Andru/Keith Pollard | April 1978 – April 1980 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #181-205, Annual #12-13, Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #1 |||
| Spider-Man by Roger Stern Omnibus | Roger Stern/John Romita, Jr./Marie Severin/Jim Mooney | April 1980 – March 1984 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #206, 224–252, Annual #16-17, Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #43-61, 85 |||
| The Amazing Spider-Man by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane Omnibus | David Michelinie/Todd McFarlane | November 1987 – December 1989 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #296-329, Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10 |||
| Spider-Man by David Michelinie and Erik Larsen Omnibus | David Michelinie/Erik Larsen | December 1989 – June 1991 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #287, 324, 327, 329–350, Spider-Man #15, 18–23, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #19-21, Marvel Comics Presents #48-50 |||
| Spider-Man by Michelinie and Bagley Omnibus Vol. 1 | David Michelinie/Mark Bagley | July 1991 – January 1993 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #351–375, Annual #25-26, Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #11-12, Web of Spider-Man Annual #7-8, New Warriors Annual #2 |||
| Spider-Man: Clone Saga Omnibus Vol. 1 | Various | August 1994 – March 1995 |
| Web of Spider-Man #117-125, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #394-401, Spider-Man #51-58, Spectacular Spider-Man #217-224, Spider-Man Unlimited #7-9 |||
| Spider-Man: Clone Saga Omnibus Vol. 2 | Various | April 1995 – August 1995 |
| Web of Spider-Man #126-129 and Super Special, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #402-406 and Super Special, Spider-Man #59-63 and Super Special, Spectacular Spider-Man #225-229 and Super Special, Venom Super Special, New Warriors #61-66, Spider-Man: The Jackal Files, Spider-Man: Maximum Clonage Alpha and Omega, Spider-Man Unlimited #10, Spider-Man Team-Up #1, Spider-Man: The Lost Years #1-3, Spider-Man: The Parker Years |||
| Spider-Man: Ben Reilly Omnibus Vol. 1 | Various | September 1995 – February 1996 |
| Web of Scarlet Spider #1-4, The Amazing Scarlet Spider #1-2, Scarlet Spider #1-2, Spectacular Scarlet Spider #1-2, Scarlet Spider Unlimited #1, Green Goblin #3, Sensational Spider-Man #0-3, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #407-410, Annual ’96, Spider-Man #64-67, New Warriors #67, Spectacular Spider-Man #230-233, Spider-Man/Punisher: Family Plot #1-2, Spider-Man Holiday Special 1995, Spider-Man: The Final Adventure #1-4, Spider-Man Unlimited #11, Spider-Man Team-Up #2-3, Venom: Along Came A Spider #1-4 |||
| Spider-Man: Ben Reilly Omnibus Vol. 2 | Various | March 1996 – October 1996 |
| Sensational Spider-Man #4-11, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #411-418, Spider-Man #68-75, Spectacular Spider-Man #234-241, Spider-Man Unlimited #12-14, Spider-Man: Redemption #1-4, Daredevil #354, Spider-Man Team-Up #4-5, Spider-Man: The Osborn Journal, 101 Ways To End the Clone Saga, Dead Man's Hand |||
| Amazing Spider-Man by J. Michael Straczynski Omnibus Vol. 1 | J. Michael Straczynski/John Romita, Jr./Mike Deodato, Jr. | April 2001 – November 2004 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #30-58, The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #500-514 |||
| Amazing Spider-Man by J. Michael Straczynski Omnibus Vol. 2 | J. Michael Straczynski/Mike Deodato, Jr./Ron Garney | December 2004 – December 2007 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #515-545, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1-4, 24, Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #19-22, Sensational Spider-Man #41, Spider-Man: The Other Sketchbook #1, Spider-Man: One More Day Sketchbook #1 |||
| Spider-Man: Brand New Day Omnibus Vol. 1 | Various | January 2008 – January 2009 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #546-583, Annual #35, Free Comic Book Day (2007): Spider-Man, Secret Invasion: Amazing Spider-Man #1-3, Spider-Man: Fear Itself One-Shot, Amazing Spider-Man: Extra #1-2, Spider-Man: Swing Shift Director's Cut One Shot |||
| Superior Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 1 | Dan Slott/Christos Gage/Ryan Stegman/Giuseppe Camuncoli/Humberto Ramos | January 2013 – April 2014 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #698-700, Superior Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1-31, Annual #1-2 |||
| Amazing Spider-Man by Nick Spencer Omnibus Vol. 1 | Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley/Humberto Ramos | July 2018 – May 2020 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #1-43, 16.HU, 18.HU-20.HU, Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle, Free Comic Book Day 2018 (Amazing Spider-Man/Guardians of the Galaxy) |||
| Amazing Spider-Man by Nick Spencer Omnibus Vol. 2 | Nick Spencer/Ed Brisson/Matthew Rosenburg/Mark Bagley/Patrick Gleason/Marcelo Ferreira/Federico Vicentini | July 2020 – September 2021 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #44-74, 50.LR-54.LR, Amazing Spider-Man: Sins Rising Prelude, Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn, Giant Size Amazing Spider-Man: Kings Ransom, Giant Size Amazing Spider-Man: The Chameleon Conspiracy, Sinister War #1-4 |||
| Amazing Spider-Man: Beyond Omnibus | Various | October 2021 – March 2022 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #75-93, 78.BEY, 80.BEY, 88.BEY, 92.BEY, Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond #1, Free Comic Book Day 2021 (Spider-Man/Venom) |||

## Upcoming issues of The Amazing Spider-Man

Note: This information is based from the company's official solicitations, and thus, always subject to change, as these issues have not been released yet.
| Issue # | Author / Illustrator | Editor | Release date |
| 50 | 944 | Zeb Wells/Marv Wolfman/Nikesh Shukla/Ed McGuinness/Terry Dodson | Nick Lowe | May 22, 2024 |
| The Green Goblin returns. |||||
| 51 | 945 | Zeb Wells/Ed McGuinness | Nick Lowe | June 5, 2024 |
| The Sinister Six return. |||||
| 52 | 946 | Zeb Wells/Ed McGuinness | Nick Lowe | June 19, 2024 |
| A new Goblin is born. |||||
| 53 | 947 | Zeb Wells/Todd Nauck | Nick Lowe | July 10, 2024 |
| Peter Parker becomes the Spider-Goblin. |||||
| 54 | 948 | Zeb Wells/Ed McGuinness | Nick Lowe | July 31, 2024 |
| The Spider-Goblin battles the Green Goblin. |||||
| 55 | 949 | Zeb Wells/Emilio Laiso | Nick Lowe | August 14, 2024 |
| Fallout of the Spider-Goblin arc. |||||
| 56 | 950 | Zeb Wells/Emilio Laiso | Nick Lowe | August 28, 2024 |
| Tombstone returns to kidnap Peter Parker. |||||
| 57 | 951 | Zeb Wells/John Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | September 11, 2024 |
| Tombstone continues his operations from prison. |||||
| 58 | 952 | Zeb Wells/John Romita, Jr. | Nick Lowe | September 25, 2024 |
| Final issue of Zeb Wells' run . |||||

## Other issues

* The Amazing Spider-Man Super Special #-1 (June 1995) – Story 1: "The Far Cry!" – Story 2: "Street Fear" – Story 3: "Ghosts",– (David Michelinie/Dave Hoover) Part of the Planet of the Symbiotes storyline.
* The Amazing Spider-Man – Free Comic Book Day #1 (June 2007; released May 5, 2007; officially titled as Free Comic Book Day 2007: Spider-Man #1 in the comic's legal indicia) – "Swing Shift" – Dan Slott/Phil Jimenez – First appearance of Overdrive, Mister Negative, Jackpot, Vin Gonzales. First (unofficial) appearance of the "Brand New Day" storyline (this story was later reprinted with new material as The Amazing Spider-Man: Swing Shift (Director's Cut) in 2008).
* The Amazing Spider-Man: Extra! #1 (one-shot issue; September 2008; released July 30, 2008) – Story 1: "Death of a Wise Guy" (Joe Kelly/Chris Bachalo) – Hammerhead is operated on by Mister Negative (backstory for The Amazing Spider-Man #575). – Story 2: "Birthday Boy" (Zeb Wells/Patrick Olliffe) – Spider-Man battles the Trapster and attends Harry's birthday party. – Story 3: "The Spartacus Gambit. Character Assassination: Interlude" (Marc Guggenheim/Marcos Martin) – Spider-Man is in police custody and, with Matt Murdock as his lawyer, is dealing with criminal charges on multiple counts of assault, murder, and obstruction of justice and with a civil suit (part of the "Character Assassination" storyline starting in The Amazing Spider-Man #582).
* The Amazing Spider-Man: Extra! #2 (one-shot issue; March 2009; released January 28, 2009) – Story 1: "Anti-Venom Returns" (Dan Slott/Chris Bachalo) – Story 2: "A Night with Wolverine" (Zeb Wells/Paolo Rivera)
* The Amazing Spider-Man: Extra! #3 (one-shot issue; May 2009; released March 18, 2009)
* Free Comic Book Day Vol. 2018 Amazing Spider-Man (May 2018) – (Nick Spencer/Ryan Ottley) "Amazing Spider-Man" leads into the events of the 2018 series.
* Free Comic Book Day Vol. 2021 Spider-Man/Venom (August 2021) – (Zeb Wells/Patrick Gleason) Leads into Spider-Man: Beyond.