I'm never going to get tired of THIS Spiderman, honestly he could just be having a picnic on the roof with his family and I'll still give it a better rating than 616 Spiderman. But honestly the misleading cover is starting to bother me, not enough that I didn't t enjoy this issue. But still the last 3 also had nothing to do with the story.

Are you taking notes Zeb wells, do you not see how it's done?

Love the detection this version is going so far, but it was completely missed story opportunity for Gwen and Peter not having a history.

Good art, would have given the story a better rating if I didn't have to see Paul anymore.

It feels like marvel is determined to disrespect the once upon a time great characters and they have successfully made me glad Stan lee is not alive to see this.

Plot
Peter and May share Spider-Man's secret and she helps him have less threatening colors on his suit.

Ben JJ Jameson already has an office where they analyze the activities of the Green Goblin, which are hidden by the Daily Bugle, since each Green Goblin attack is directed at Wilson Fisk's businesses.

The name of Ben and JJJ's future newspaper is still unknown.

Peter begins to stake out the city to catch Green Goblin, but becomes a spectator of a battle between the ultimate version of Green Goblin vs. Bullseye. Peter helps Green Goblin stop him and both reveal his identity, Harry and Peter begin to forge a friendship under the most outlandish conditions.

This new chapter is full of emotion, action, suspense and continues to reimagine Peter in different but incredibly interesting circumstances. This comic gets better with each new chapter.

Art
It is loaded with great details that explode in your face supported by subtle and well-placed textures, which gives a raw and powerful tone to this story that shakes up and gives a realistic twist to Spider-man.

Summary
Peter Parker follows the trail of the Green Goblin, who has been attacking Wilson Fisk and no one has noticed except Ben and JJ Jameson more

Jonathan Hickman’s Ultimate Spider-Man continues to be a delightfully fresh take on one of Marvel's most well-known heroes. Hickman weaves a narrative brimming with heart, humor, & action, proving that there was always room for a new spin on a classic tale for an author daring enough to go there.

Every character has been given a wonderfully refreshing update & they keep getting better with each issue. Peter’s interactions with his daughter May are pure heartwarming, Hallmark moments. MJ’s depiction as a strong, independent woman, who isn’t define by her role as mother or wife, is breath of fresh air and a striking juxtaposition to her asinine new Jackpot persona in the main 616. Uncle Ben & J. Jonah Jameson have become a surprisingly lovable duo who provide Peter with both inspiration & a healthy dose of reality. But the true cherry on top in this issue is the first meeting between Peter & Norman Osborn. Hickman manages to capture a genuine warmth in their initial interaction, making the inevitable conflict all the more tragic.

Amidst all these stellar character moments, Hickman doesn’t short us on action. The battle between Spider-Man, the Green Goblin, & Bullseye features witty dialogue perfectly complemented by dynamic & fluid visuals brought to life by Marco Checchetto, Matthew Wilson, & Corey Petit.

Hickman's vision for this new Ultimate Universe is becoming fully realized. He's assembled a creative team firing on all cylinders, with Ultimate Spider-Man already in the running for Marvel’s best current series. It’s a must-read for any Spider-Man fan, new or old. I can only hope it keeps slinging issues this good for a long time to come!

Rating: 10/10 more