Essential Spider-Man, Vol. 10
"Denny O'Neil's run on this title is criminally underrated. He had a knack for spotlighting the  supporting cast as well as building subplots without losing the point of it all. He turns the reins over to Roger Stern, whom, along with Tom DeFalco, aremy'golden age' Spider-Man writers."John Romita, Jr. ... [we see] evolve as an artist, going from competent to incredible in only a couple of years. His action sequences are burned into my brain, with issues 229 and 230 ranking in my all-time top 10 comic books ever made.Nothing Can Stop the Juggernautis a classic."-- Kris Shaw"Overall,Volume 10delivers a welcome reminder of what's been lost in both modern Spider-Man comics and the industry as a whole ... and that's a real shame. From the moment Spider-Man burst onto the pages ofAmazing Fantasy#15, the character has always been about good, simple fun. Marvel's Essential series does a superb job of reminding readers of that, as well  as providing them with great stories and compelling continuity. They're  amazing, they're spectacular, they are, in every way, truly essential."-- Paul Bullock, starburstmagazine.com"This  book really shines, though, when one of my favorite Spider-Man writers of all time, Roger Stern, takes over. There's a fun Vulture story, a borderline goofy but still entertaining new Foolkiller, the reintroduction of a much more interesting version of the Black Cat and, of course, the classic 'Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut.'"Looking  forward to the next volume, because I've read some but not all of Stern's early run, and I don't own most of it, so I'm looking forward to  revisiting some of my favorite comics that I haven't read in probably two decades."-- Randy Lander, goodreads.com