AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #10 is another home-run for a creative team that's been on fire. Dan Slott continues to build drama into the conflict between Spider-Man and Scorpio, with twists and turns that have managed to keep their feud compelling over the better part of ten issues. That's no easy feat, but Slott pulls it off with grace. Though there are a couple of scenes that slow down the pace of the issue, the tremendous art of Giuseppe Camuncoli ensures there's always something pretty to look at on the page. Overall, this is a fun, exciting installment of a great series. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #10 is a great chapter in what has been a really interesting arc. Peter vs. The Zodiac is coming to a head and I'll be there for the grand finale. This creative team is firing on all cylinders and Amazing Spider-Man is in really good hands. Read Full Review

It's a dark issue in some ways, but one that also emphasizes Peter's resiliency. Plus, the banter between Anna Maria and The Living Brain make for a fun contrast to all the doom and gloom. Read Full Review

I really loved this book, I had faith in Slott and this team to come back and hook readers right back in after a lackluster effort last month. Amazing Spider-Man #10 still isn't perfect, but it's damn near close. Slott is still figuring out why this is different and how that different can be great without it not feeling like Spider-Man. Regardless, I am more than willing to stay along for the ride if issues like this keep coming. Read Full Review

Slott just gets Spider-Man. It feels traditional and fresh all at the same time. His ability to jam-pack an issue without making it feel convoluted will never not feel unique. Camuncoli has the unenviable task of following up an Alex Ross cover, but the guy is becoming one of my favorite ASM artists in quite some time.  Read Full Review

Heroic Spidey using all his strength and resources against the one foe who is (literally) always a step ahead. Worth it for the last page cliffhanger... Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 4) #10 takes full advantage of the new status quo of the series to deliver some unforgettable action sequences, solid laughs, and most of all, Spider-Man in his most essential form. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man is a little cheesy but it has heart. It might be a little bit ho-hum for long-time readers but Slott shows that he knows how to work with his collaborators and turn out an entertaining story. The team has coalesced so much to this point that sometimes they're going to churn out an issue like this. They moved the chains on the A, B and C plots just like you would expect. That was the goal here. It only feels disappointing because of the talent involved. We've seen what these creators can do when they let loose. I guess we'll just have to wait a bit longer. Read Full Review

This Spider-Man story hasn't been the best, but I'm still enjoying Slott's overall work. I really want to see him push this Parker Industries storyline as far as he can. Read Full Review

This wasnt a bad issue; it just wasnt anything too exciting. Dan Slott writes everyone well enough, but this storyline just isnt all that interesting. The art on the other hand has been very good and helps boost the enjoyment of the issue. Read Full Review