Spider-Man: Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut
"Another Roger Stern storyline makes it to the top-10 best Spider-Man stories ever. This one is the even more highly praised "Nothing Stops the Juggernaut." It is, quite frankly, just plain fun." --comicsbackissues.com"A triumph of clever storytelling, this story resonates to this day." --Brian Cronin"It really wasn't until [this appearance] that Juggernaut became a character [who] meant something in the Marvel Universe.  This brilliant story, which is basically just ... Spider-Man trying to stop the Juggernaut (despite the fact that, as the cover says, "nothing" can stop him). Spidey gets pounded on, dragged through walls, crushed, beaten, and shredded, but keeps on going.  Yes, John Romita Jr.'s art was essential to selling this story, but the grit, the grim, the steadfast sense of duty and defiance...that was all Roger Stern." --Ethan Kalett"'Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut' is impressive on its own due to the mismatch. The Juggernaut, a villain that the Mighty Thor and the Incredible Hulk have a hard time with, is rampaging through  the city and only Spider-Man is around to stop him. How does he do that? Short answer: hecan't. He simply can't. But that doesn't stop him from trying. The story is a testament to Spider-Man's will, his resolve, and his bravery." --Duy Tano"Just read 'Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut.' The art was great. It was the storytelling that grabbed me. Spider-man was just a regular guy trying his best to protect a friend from an unstoppable force. Two issues, done. Stern makes buying his old work worth every damned overpriced comic I bought." --Danry Ocampo