Homem-Aranha Superior, Vol. 6: Nação Duende

The visuals are so dynamic and intense—did the artist and writer collaborate to heighten the sense of chaos and danger here?

His actions are so morally complex, especially when dealing with villains like the Goblin. Did this make others think differently about heroism?

It felt like a huge escalation from previous stories, and I’m curious whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing.