Why are there no more Spider-Man comics?

Could be that the storylines have been exhausted, or there might be a shift in the market demand for different superhero comics. Also, licensing and rights issues could play a role.

It's uncertain. The decision often depends on various elements such as market trends, reader feedback, and the availability of talented writers and artists. So, we'll just have to wait and see.

It could be due to unethical creators or attempts to shock audiences for attention. But such comics go against the positive image of Spider-Man.

I have no idea. Such content is inappropriate and against the character's image.

Spider-Man comics are popular because they combine action, adventure, and relatable characters. The hero's struggles and growth make for compelling reading. Also, the continuous evolution of the story keeps fans engaged.

There could be several reasons. Sometimes, it's to explore more complex emotions and challenges that Spider-Man faces. Or it could be to make the story more relatable by showing that even heroes have tough times.

Spider Man comics are valuable because of their rarity, the popularity of the character, and their historical significance in the comic book industry.

There could be various reasons. It might be that the sales weren't high enough, or the publisher decided to focus on other projects. Sometimes, the creators might have run out of fresh ideas for the character.

For many, 'The Clone Saga' was a letdown. It got overly convoluted and confused fans with its complex web of clones and storylines.

Such depictions are very rare and usually not part of the mainstream Spider-Man comics. They might appear in some unauthorized or independently produced works that stray from the typical content.