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Marvel Age Spider-Man (2004) #17

 
 
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Penciller: 
Logan Lubera
Penciller (cover): 
Roger Cruz
Inker: 
Craig Yeung
Letterer: 
Dave Sharpe
Orig. Published: 
December 01, 2004
Imprint: 
marvel age 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605505-01711

The Story: (hide) "THE END OF SPIDER-MAN!"
Spider-Man Quits?! Following Spidey’s hasty exit from a battle with the Green Goblin, J. Jonah Jameson has all of New York wondering if our favorite Web-Slinger has indeed given up. And it’s a situation that leaves Peter Parker wondering if in fact he should turn in his web-shooters to stay at home and take care of his ailing Aunt May. All this and the return of the Sandman, eager to take revenge on Spider-Man for capturing him last time!

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