I like how Slott shows the twisted side of whats happening and how taxing its for Peter personally and everything and the origins really do serve to address things left unsaid. Despite many readers forever damning Slott for all he has done, his influence on Spider-Man will most likely live on in infamy.This was a good one and serves as the tie in for the main event of Clone conspiracy and explains so many things like the origin of whats happening at New U and how Doc Ock is back in his own body and the drama there, the dark and twisted origin of Ben Reily to becoming Jackal and theres some amazing moments where we get to see 616 Gwen and Peter having their moment and the eventual fallout from the main event and a final confrontation with the real Jackal and that was a fun one seeing behind the scenes and expanded origins into these characters and whatever was going on with them and even though twisted and sometimes long and repeated scenes, it gives more context. Under Slott's pen, fans were given classics like Spider-Island, Superior Spider-Man, and, the most popular, Spider-Verse. Several of Slott's Spider-Man comics are often cited as being some of the most impactful modern-day Spider-Man stories. At the same time, Slott did create many great Spider-Man comics and some were quite good. Plenty of readers have even called for Slott's head for the decisive decisions he had made. Though those are extreme examples, a lot of Slott's story choices weren't always for the best for Spider-Man.

Many Spider-Man fans continue to express their outrage at the decisions Slott made to the character on either online forums or towards Slott directly on his social media accounts- which is never okay. RELATED: 10 Powers Spider-Man Technically Has (But Rarely Uses) In his ten-year run, he introduced many concepts and storylines that were, at the time, highly derided by fans. He became the sole writer for Amazing in November of 2010 and stayed on the title until June 2018.

Slott was part of the brain trust of writers that took over The Amazing Spider-Man comics when that series went on to ship three issues a month in 2008. There likely isn't a more controversial Spider-Man writer than Dan Slott.

The Amazing Spider-Man by Dan Slott