Patrick Gleason delivers some great imagery in this issue. The fight between Silk, Spidey and Strange was visually impressive and the final moments when Spider-Man goes to confront Kindred are beautifully drawn. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #51 hits all the right notes, start to finish. Art, story, and dialogue combine pretty much flawlessly to deliver a chilling tale that gets right to the heart of Spider-Man as a character, and use that heart against him relentlessly! Read Full Review

A solid issue full of fantastic art and gripping dialogue. Read Full Review

While it can be frustrating to try to piece together what is going on, it's hard to deny the general mood and atmosphere of this story suit the spooky season and feels entirely different. For that, The Amazing Spider-Man #51 is an interesting foray into a dark place that is unusual and intriguing. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #51 is a great addition to the series. Nick Spencer has written great a creepy script that will no doubt have a lasting impact on Peters life. The pencils and colors couldnt have been better for a story like this. Amazing Spider-Man is picking up steam and getting creepy just in time for Halloween. Read Full Review

The Amazing Spider-Man drops its new issue this week with enough twists to surprise any reader. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #51 does a very good job moving the plot forward with the main two players of "Last Remains." Nick Spencer firmly establishes the unsettling nature of Kindred, who has gone all in on the horror movie villain vibe. The way Spider-Man tries to combat that by seeking out close allies to help him out show that Peter Parker knows he is up against a villain like no other he has faced. That all set the stage well for how there is still a sense of unknown with where this story will end up, especially with the hook ending of this issue. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #51 is another excellent chapter. Each time I think the tension has peaked, it gets higher still. There is a strange detour, but the story otherwise nails the feelings and beats that Spencer is going for. Gleason and Delgado give this book a lot of reread value with awesome action, acting, and shading. Read Full Review

Picking through continuity to tell a new tale and break a deal with the devil. How does this shape up? Read Full Review

Despite my absence from the title, and this being the second issue of the storyline, the plot was relatively easy to follow and artist Patrick Gleason has some fun with Spidey in shadow and falling through reality. Enough to keep me around for another issue? Hmm… maybe? Read Full Review

The next main issue is going to be crazy. I didn't expect things to happen so fast. And man, I really, really hope that Marvel actually has a plan to undo One More Day, because it's all over this arc. I'll be a little snide for a moment. Check out the AIPT reviews for this series if you get a chance.

OMD references and Spencer handles Felicia really great
I like this

Good.

" CONFESS !"
- SILK (KINDRED)

Much better than the last one and I have no gripes this time. Love all of the hints and I hope they do deliver. Gleason is just straight fire here. Delgado is perfect on colors.

Pat Gleason is the man and this story reallu has me rooting for Peter.

Oh damn.

In grand Dr. Strange style, the Sorcerer Supreme is only half-helpful when Spidey comes a-calling. Peter's left to assemble his own strategy for tackling Kindred -- as it should be. This issue has capable storytelling all around, and it opens up an interesting can of possibility worms. This arc could turn out great -- or it might fizzle. It's certainly holding my attention for the time being!

This was a great issue. Its really building up well. Cant say much wrong. Plus Gleason is good as usual.

Spencer, if you are going to do what it looks like you're going to do... Man, I love you. The story is well written and the art is great, but the most important thing is what will happen NEXT. The ending is a bomb. We'll see, this could be a gem or a train wreck. (Still don't like the whole "Spider-Totems" BS, JMS I hate you)