Amazing Spider-Man #24
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| Writer | Joe Kelly, Charles Soule |
| Artist | Jesus Saiz |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
CARNAGE MEETS ITS MATCH!? DEATH SPIRAL PART FOUR! Carnage faces off against Torment while the serial killer's latest murder leaves the Spidey-Symbiote Alliance shaken.
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9.5
Fanlight Zone - Josh Allen
Mar 18, 2026Thank you for taking the time to check out my review. Be sure to reach out to me on Twitter, and let me know what you thought of the issue! Read Full Review
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9.5
Nerd Initiative - TravisComicHaven
Mar 18, 2026This run of ASM has been a complete joy to read from Joe Kelly. With the addition of this side story of Death Spiral and the addition of Charles Soule, it has reached a new level for me. This is an amazing story full or action, mystery, suspense and emotional turmoil. Amazing Spider-Man continues to have amazing storytelling as well as impeccable art to support it! Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Mar 18, 2026Amazing Spider-Man #24 shifts the spotlight to Eddie Brock and explores the dangerous bond between him and Carnage with intensity and purpose. Charles Soule taps into Eddie’s past to ground the story in personal trauma, while showing how easily Carnage can push him toward chaos. Jesus Saiz elevates the horror with unsettling visuals that make Carnage feel more alien and unpredictable than ever. While Spider-Man and Venom appear, their roles feel secondary, serving more as observers than drivers of the story. The issue works best as a character study of Eddie under pressure, building tension for what comes next in the crossover. Read Full Review
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7.9
Comic Watch - Henry Davis
Mar 18, 2026The Amazing Spider-Man #24 is the first issue in this event that truly hit on the emotional potential this story innately has. With the previous Carnage team now involved and pulling their weight, this issue finally pulls off the mask and reveals it to be a sleeper hit for Eddie Brock lovers. Read Full Review
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5.5
Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
Mar 18, 2026Amazing Spider-Man #24 is a visually arresting but narratively hollow entry that feels more like a committee-driven mandate than a natural progression of the story. The issue masterfully explores the tragic roots of Eddie Brock through evocative art and somber coloring that captures the grim reality of the Bronx. However, the masterfully executed character work is undermined by a lack of narrative momentum and a jarring art style transition that makes the entire experience feel like a temporary lift rather than a sustainable flagship story. This issue does not earn a place in a limited budget unless you are a die-hard devotee of Saiz’s realistic style or a completionist for the “Death Spiral” event. Read Full Review
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8.5
This just continues to work for me so well. I am interested to see more!
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4.5
Joe Kelly must have given just some outline notes because even he would not pull off a dud of a comic like this one. We had 1 decent issue of Spirals. The Venom issue sucked… nothing really happened to move the plot forward and here we are all over again… NOTHING IS HAPPENING. It’s a shame too because we do get some moments in this series with MJ and Peter, Eddie as an abused child. All the character work is overshadowed by this crossover event that doesn’t seem to really be a Crossover event. I know nothing about Torment other than he’s killing people related to the Spider Family and it’s barely the focus . Other than that we are 2 issues deeper with near zero progress. This really stinks of a cash grab to fill 9 issues and sell comics more
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