Review: Amazing Spider Man Issue 1000 Delivers Big

Amazing Spider Man Issue 1000 is a massive anthology comic published by Marvel Comics that features multiple short stories from an all star lineup of creators. The main story kicks off with a heartbreaking plot where Aunt May suffers a severe stroke, leading to a deeply personal and physically intense fight drawn by Pepe Larraz. It sets a fragile, emotional tone for the entire book, reminding readers how much Peter Parker cares for his family.

The anthology also features unique tales set at different points in Peter's life. Noah Hawley and Patrick Gleason team up for a story called Still Standing, which shows an elderly Peter living in a nursing home. Another standout is Requiem for a Goblin by J.M. DeMatteis and Humberto Ramos, which explores Peter's grief at Harry Osborn's funeral. Meanwhile, creators like Frank Miller and Peach Momoko offer a creepy, horror adjacent change of pace with Tears of the Spider Queen.

Every story in this giant issue brings something different to the table, mixing heavy emotional beats with action and horror. Fans of the web slinger will find plenty to love in this celebratory release. You can pick up your copy at local comic book shops now.