Amazing Spider-Man: Learning to Crawl #1.4 gets the series back on track with two solidly conflicting characterizations of Peter Parker and Clayton Cole, both struggling to understand the responsibilities of their powers. Read Full Review

Slott is able to build up the drama in this penultimate issue so that the odds are stacked against Peter in a typically Spider-Man-ish way. If anything, he actually oversells the drama in the final pages as literally every part of Peter's world goes to hell in front of him. The book doesn't need quite that much darkness as Peter continues to wrestle with the notion of power and responsibility. But regardless, the creators have set the stage for a fitting conclusion to this previously untold tale of a young, inexperienced Spider-Man. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #1.4 is a sturdy entry that had a slight amount of time confusion but manages to offer enough worth to keep fans engaged. Simply trust your spider sense and pick this up. Recommended. Read Full Review

Nitpicking aside, Slott deserves credit for making a comeback. Thats not easy to do after falling flat on your face. Can Learning to Crawl stick the landing? After this issue, we think it just might. Read Full Review