@CBR This sounds similar to Amazing Spider-Man #400. In the end, a few issues later, she appears alive when it seemed that Peter was going to find his lost baby.
@CyclpsWsRght I agree with the first two, without a doubt, but I'd still put Roger Stern in third place. Of course, his run wasn't that long either. If we're only talking about Spectacular Spider-Man, I think J.M. DeMatteis was the best to date.
@iREUS_SA Spider-Man: Torn fits worse into the continuity of the character it tries to reflect and feels more like a "non-canon" Spidey story from the 616 universe. In that sense, Slott's fits better by revisiting its own
@radar_comics@ToddNauck Raro que no esté Mefisto, el villano que consiguió de Peter lo que quería y le dejó en la situación en la que aún se encuentra a día de hoy