The story's delightful. The art's skillful. The only problem occurs when J. Jonah Jameson chews out a very young incarnation of Peter Parker. These scenes kill the momentum of the slaphappy antics. Fortunately, the lion's share of the tale belongs to the Amazing Spider-Man and his dreaded nemesis Paste-Pot Pete. Read Full Review

I dunno... It reminds me story of Spidey and Torch limited series, where Spidey laughed at Paste Pot Pete too... But as a main villain here he wasn't that bad. You know what? This story really wasn't that bad. And it's a nice idea to show what could happen if someone would steal Spidey's web shooters.

P.S. I didn't think about that before, but why we don't see web shooters on Spidey's wrists? They are really big. Costume couldn't hide it...