A solid issue where Peter Parker continues to wallow in self-pity and neglect his duties as Champion. Introducing Crya is an interesting move, especially since it was her battle with Spider-Man that helped drag Peter into this vicious cycle of self-doubt. Crya has been a compelling character throughout the story, and I'm eager to see how she'll impact future issues. Read Full Review

A great issue & great artwork blend together for an issue that hasn't been done in quite some time where Peter is not the driving force of the issue. Just how things will continue remains to be seen. But for now, the entire creative team behind The Amazing Spider-Man are doing some of the most incredible work with the title in quite some time. This is an issue you're not going to want to miss! Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #67 balances intense action and a rich flashback, with the X-Men stealing the spotlight in a way their fans will appreciate. However, Spider-Man's personal journey struggles to maintain momentum, leaving the issue somewhat lopsided. Read Full Review

The Amazing Spider-Man #67 would be entirely skippable if not for the major story reveal of a threat greater than Cyttorak itself, the overall arc of 'Eight Deaths' dragging its feet as a brand-new volume of the title awaits us on the horizon. Read Full Review

I applaud the effort made to integrate the X-Men into "The 8 Deaths of Spider-Man through the logical connection to Juggernaut and Scions of Cyttorak. Unfortunately, the developments in Amazing Spider-Man #67 are introduced last minute because its information forgotten to be presented earlier. Read Full Review

Amazing Spider-Man #67 continues the 8 Deaths of Spider-Man arc by throwing out all the rules, presenting setup information too late, and having Spider-Man sit out the challenge for the third issue in a row. It's unclear which is worse – Justina Ireland's writing or Marvel Editorial's negligence. Read Full Review

Plot
Peter wakes up in his apartment with Black Cat, who prefers not to talk about what happened last night, giving Peter space, who still wants to retire from being the champion and being Spider-man. Doctor Strange tries to convince Peter that he should be the Champion of Earth.

The X-men fight against Cradios, the new offspring of Cyttorak, who they do not harm, until Juggernaut arrives to beat Cradios and defeat him.

Callix is ​​possessed by immense power and arrives on Earth and kills Cradios with ease, Cyra warns Peter that a cosmic disaster has just occurred.

Callix faces the X-men and his power is immense.

This installment although it has a lot of action does not advance narratively, Peter is still depressed and Cyttorak's envoys continue to arrive.

Art
It is very detailed with few textures and maintains the dynamism with body language and well-defined facial expressions. He plays a lot with angles and panels.

Summary
The X-Men arrive to help stop this threat from Cyttorak but Peter must do his part more

Another generic issue. I like some of the Peter giving up, but it's just not hitting as much as it could and I just am kind of over this 8 deaths story.

This is…. Bad. Peter doesn’t feel like Peter at all. If you’re making me wish Peter is a clone because of how out of character he’s acting, you’ve really missed the mark haha.

I can't believe I am saying this, but I miss Joe Kelly. This was absolutely terrible in almost every way, what a mess this story is.

What happened? Why can't Lowe make a single storyline stick the landing???