Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt

It's difficult to review such a masterpiece of its time. This story contains so many elements of what make us human and beast. The complex psychological web created for every character is deep and meaningful in a way that can reflect the problems felt by so many of us. The true beauty is in the ending, or finale, that leaves the reader spellbound, and for many, heart broken.

My kid loves this book!

Phenomenal

Kraven’s last hunt is a story that everyone should read, only taking a star off because it came a bit damaged and had a sticker on the back of it

The story is spider-man at its best, and honestly my favorite serious spider-man comic as apposed to some of the fun goofy stuff out there. the way the characters are written and think two or three things at once back and forth feels like such realistic dynamic internal dialog compared to the generic slosh you generally get. a good way to explain it is in most comics thoughts seem like broad statements on what someone is doing, here people think something and try to push the thoughts away with something else but they cant escape the thoughts nagging them. its just so well done and I think thats why people feel kraven is such a cool character in this because he feels so real! the story also gets compared to batman comics a lot but to me its a lot more like watchmen with all the symbolism involved in the panels.

I lost this book and needed to replace it. Perfect!

Content-wise, Kraven's Last Hunt is one best Spider-man stories I've read. The deluxe edition also comes with Kraven's First Hunt and Hunting The Hunter, that are basically prequels to the Last Hunt. Also there's a sequel to the original story, which depicts what effect the events had on Spidey's mind. There are some other interesting stories as well, all related to Kraven's Last Hunt, the last one about Spider-ham was very funny. Overall, content-wise I was very satisfied. As far as the book itself goes, so far it seems to be of very high quality and illustrations look amazing.

I just got done reading another classic, Days of Future Past, and it was horrible. Half the TP didn't even seem to relate to the story (which was only two or three comics long). I was skeptical when I picked this classic story up next, thinking it would be another pile of trash, but it absolutely blew me away. The artist and the writer seemed synced with each other, this story flowed so smoothly, and it was such a refreshing read. Definitely worth the hype of the greatest Spider-Man story ever. It pulled me in from start to finish and left me stunned and saddened at the end. The only better writing that I've had the pleasure of reading thus far might be Scott Snyder.

It's a very iconic comic, one every comic book person should read. It's definitely not like most other Spider-Man stories, it's more serious, which still works. Definitely with the villains; Vermin and Kraven. It's definitely a good book everyone should read at least once

At last! Kravens Last hunt is in my hands! Money was tight when I was I was a kid and I’m turning 50(OMFG!)and catching up on Spider-Man issues I missed as a CHUD with no cash. Arrived mint and is utterly spectacular! I’m told it’s good! 🤠

The quality is great and it’s an amazing comic

Outstanding - it is by far one of the best comics I’ve ever read. Kraven is an outstanding villain here. The writing is superb.

The story overall is great. It has great dialogues and the art is amazing. Must read for any Spiderman fan. My personal criticism : 1. In the final chapters of the story, kraven’s dialogues felt a bit repetitive. 2. The pacing of the story at someplace’s felt very slow and long. 3. The inner monologues in this can feel a bit too long and slow. Dialogue boxes in some areas can feel a bit much with the amount of text in some scenes.