The Amazing Spider-Man is one of the most fun runs from Marvel right now. It's written in the classic Spider-Man manner. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man has felt like a breath of fresh air since the three-headed monster of Spencer, Ramos, and Ryan Ottley took over, steadily improving with each subsequent issue. This issue is a testament to that, easily the best effort by the creative team thus far. Fun and full of heart, this is Amazing Spider-Man as its meant to be. Read Full Review

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #8 shines in how it establishes a new villainous gang and how it pulls Spidey back into the larger Marvel Universe. New material like this is what's helping Nick Spencer's run with the character excel. Here's hoping we get more of it. Read Full Review

'Amazing Spider-Man' is one of Marvel's best current titles. Spencer and company continue to make Spidey engaging, fun to read and sort of the totem pole of the Marvel Universe. Not a book to be missed. Swing by your local comic shop and grab this up before the Thieves Guild gets to it! Read Full Review

This is a good issue that sets up some new conflicts and villains for Spider-Man to face off against. Unfortunately, it continues to not highlight Spidey in the suit and instead spends a lot of time setting up villains or focusing on non-Spider-Man characters. As a setup issue, it's intriguing, but its slower pace can be frustrating. Read Full Review

This is the best issue of the new Amazing Spider-Man so far and sets up even more good things to come. Read Full Review

There are some good story points and character moments in this issue as well and I continue to enjoy the new relationship dynamic between Peter and Mary Jane. As a fan, I enjoy the fact that their history isn't put on the back burner anymore. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #8 overcomes a few visuals flaws with an engaging story and a revamped Marvel villain. Read Full Review

An interesting and fun direction, but whether or not it's a good story remains to be seen. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #8 was a fun start to Nick Spencer's new story arc. Spencer continues to do a great job writing Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson's renewed relationship. While the introduction of the Thieves Guild was not perfect the presentation of their leader, Odessa Drake, was well executed. Add in the ending involving the return of Black Cat and there is enough for fans to be excited about for what will after the events in this issue. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man continues to have some interesting ideas, but stumbles when it comes to meaningful characterization. Read Full Review

This is good and all but I miss Boomerang.

Another great issue, and a very good start of a new arc. Loving how the story, while being Spidey centered, still involves a lot more characters around the world, making the whole thing seem more fleshed out.

Spidey gets his first peek at a dangerous resurgence of the Thieves' Guild. This issue takes its sweet time setting up the game board; the good news is, this particular game looks ideal for Spider-Man. Sound art and dialogue keep the reading experience fun and the promise of the story to come is huge.

This is one of the better issues thus far in the series. Nick Spencer is setting up a new conflicts and villains so there isn't much happening here but, the suspense will get you to turn each page. I'm not a fan of Ramos's art but, that definitely does not stop me from reading.

I don't claim to have read a lot of Dan Slott in my lifetime, but so far, this series is so much better.

I thought this was another good job by Spencer. I am not a Ramos fan so the art really just isnt for me. The stories do have that classic spidey feel to them as they almost feel very one shot like but with over arching plot threads as well.

I'm not wild about the lackluster art, but the story is promising. I'm especially intrigued to see how Spiderman truly factors into this universe-spanning plot.

The art was great and for the first issue in the story, it Deff sparks my interests. We get a new villain(s) who seems like will give Petey a run for his money. Though if all the hero’s stuff is disappearing, so shouldn’t the other villains stuff be stolen as well?...

Well, this is pretty okay. It's hard to tell why it's just okay, but it is. Storyline could be interesting?