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This issue brought me back into the Rebirth hype train. Stellar work by King and Fabok.

This is one of the best Marvel comics I've read in years. If you liked what Matt Fraction and David Aja did with Hawkeye, please check out this comic. James Robinson and ACO outdone themselves here in a comic that no hyperbole whatsoever deserves every single praise it's getting, forget the Secret Empire and the Hydra Crap non-sense, this is a comic that celebrates how amazing and unique this medium can be, reminding why I'm a Marvel comic book fan to begin with, in times they seem adamant to make it so hard for me to proudly say that. This book was released today with literal zero promotion whatsoever but believe me, all the praise it's getting is just not enough.

Issue 26 of Amazing Spider-Man was even better than 25 and Stuart Immonen's art here is gorgeous. Dan clearly wrote this story with Stuart's art style in mind and he is fastly becoming one of my favorite Spidey artists since Mark Bagley. The chase scene was one of the coolest I've seen in a comic period. It feels like The Osborn Identity is the culmination of several storyline threads Dan has been weaving since the beginning of Worldwide and if they keep up this pace, this is bound to become one of the best Spidey arcs of the recent years. Really happy to see Slott bouncing back and raising the stakes after getting kinda underwhelmed with The Clone Conspiracy. I honestly don't think I've enjoyed a Spidey comic this much since Spider-Verse and that was a while ago.