This emotionally charged issue follows Peter Parker at the funeral of Ned Leeds, where grief, guilt, and the weight of his dual life as Spider-Man collide. The issue dives deep into Peter’s psyche while Wolverine delivers a hard dose of perspective. Meanwhile, characters like The Rose, Black Cat, Betty Brant, and the mysterious new Hobgoblin move the underground crime drama forward. This combination of introspection, legacy villain drama, and guest-star action makes Web of Spider-Man #29 a character-rich, emotionally heavy issue in the broader Spider-Man mythos — especially valuable for readers and collectors who enjoy the more grounded, mature side of superhero comics.

It’s a perfect blend of superhero storytelling, noir tension, and character-driven drama. Giving us a true hidden gem from the Copper Age.