Spider-Man. Losses

With great power comes great responsibility and great sorrow! An endless series of losses, each of which forever changed our hero, laying on his heart an unhealable wound. Starting with the loss of his beloved uncle, Spider-Man walked the path of life hand in hand with the grim reaper: ahead lay the death of practically everyone he cared about. Consumed by guilt and hardened by the loss of loved ones, Peter continued to move forward, so that the demise of his loved ones would not be in vain and the tragedy would not repeat itself. This edition gathers the key moments of Spider-Man's mythology: the death of Uncle Ben, George, and Gwen Stacy, the Green Goblin, and, for the first time in Russian, Jean DeWolff. These plotlines changed not only Spider-Man but also the course of comic book history: the shocking death of Peter's beloved marked the end of the "age of innocence" and became a boundary, dividing the silver and bronze ages of the ninth art. The book includes the comics "Amazing Fantasy" #15, "The Amazing Spider-Man" #88-92, 121-122, "Peter Parker, Spider-Man" #107-110 and #134-136, as well as "What If?.." #24 and "What If?.." #46.