Marvel

Digital Comics

Browse

Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #594

 
 
Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #594 View Larger Size
Writer: 
Mark Waid
Penciller: 
Mike McKone, Barry Kitson, Joe Quesada
Inker: 
Andy Lanning, Tim Townsend, Andy Lanning,
Colorist: 
Jeromy Cox, Morry Hollowell
Letterer: 
Joe Caramagna
Other: 
Dean White, Chris Eliopoulos
Orig. Published: 
May 20, 2009
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T+ 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960604716-59411

The Story: (hide) 24/7 CONCLUSION Spider-Man is being hunted by a newly empowered J. Jonah Jameson. With no peace for the webslinger to be found privately or publicly, it’s time for Spidey to face up to the truth of the 24/7 mission, before it kills him!

View Series Info
Average Rating
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • (36)
Rate It!
 

Other Available Formats

 
Discuss This Book (0)
View Print Version

Related Digital Comics

Find other digital comics with the same characters, from the same creators, or featuring similar events.

Readers Who Liked This Digital Comic Also Liked:

Comments on Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #594

Marvel Comic Tools

Find a Comic Book Shop

Images From This Comic

View Gallery

Subscriber's Top Digital Comics

This Week Last Change
1.  Dark Avengers (2009) #14 — +
2.  Fall of the Hulks: The Savage She-​Hulks (2010) #2 — +
3.  Dark Wolverine (2009) #82 — +
4.  Secret Warriors (2008) #13 — +
5.  Wolverine: Development Hell (2010) #1 — +
6.  Captain America: Reborn (2009) #2 — +
7.  Prelude to Deadpool Corps (2010) #4 — +
8.  Thor (1966) #502 — +
9.  Captain America (2004) #605 — +
10.  Amazing Spider-​Man (1999) #621 — +
Subscribe

Marvel Store

Comic Book Imprint

 

Marvel publishes several different lines of comics simultaneously. Some of the different names you'll see are Marvel Univrse, Marvel Adventures, Marvel Knights, Ultimate and more.

Comic Book Rating

 

Each Marvel comic gets a rating: A is appropriate for ages nine and up, T+ is appropriate for ages 12 and up and Parental Advisory is appropriate for ages 15 and up. Other ratings you may see are self-explanatory.

Comic Book Format

 

Comics come in their single issue format as noted by the word "Comic", but they're also sometimes available in "Hardcovers" or "Trade Paperbacks" which generally collect several comics at once.

Marvel
Community
Extras
Company

Use of this Website signifies your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

TM & © 2012 Marvel & Subs.

Interest-Based Ads