The Return Of Uncle Ben In Amazing Spider-Man #700

[Rich Johnston]

Marvel have released the following pages from Amazing Spider-Man #700. They do spoil aspects of Amazing Spider-Man #698, so watch that if when you're going in if you're not totally au fait with what went down...

Yeah, I really wonder where they're going to go with this.

[Maybeland]

Wow.......

Okay Slott you got my $ for these last three issues

[dsikula]

Poor Spidey!! He dies and goes to a place where he's drawn like crap.

[Captain Comet]

Is that Humberto Ramos? Cause I actually think it looks pretty good.

[Jason A. Quest]

Look, it's Adventures of Superman #500 (1993?), but with new art!

[Matt Spatola]

I hate to be 'that guy' but wasn't it said somewhere that Silver Sable didn't really die?

[DarthEwok]

Is that Humberto Ramos? Cause I actually think it looks pretty good.

Yeah it's Ramos. And apparently he's drawing a lot of pages in this issue. It's gonna be a big, oversized issue - but with lots of story pages and not filler/reprints

[modok baby]

Is that Humberto Ramos? Cause I actually think it looks pretty good.

Yeah, not as off-putting as I usually find his art. I don't know what it is about it, he's generally a good storyteller, I just don't usually like the way he draws..people. Ha. I was a little disappointed that he'd be the one drawing the big climactic issue, instead of say, Marcos Martin, though I do understand Ramos has been the artist most associated with Slott's run. These pages give me new hope, because my expectations for the story are pretty high and I really want to enjoy it, art and all!

[modok baby]

I hate to be 'that guy' but wasn't it said somewhere that Silver Sable didn't really die?

Hmmmm, I vaguely remember this, but if she is alive, as long as Peter doesn't know (can't remember), she would probably still be in whatever version of heaven plays out in Peter's mind. Unless of course this isn't meant to be some kind of near death dream, but Actual Comic Heaven..

[Mart]

It's good to see that even in Heaven Jean DeWolff dresses like a refugee from 'allo 'allo.

Hey, there's a man under a tree, in the shade. He wears a sinister hat. Sinister, I say!