Peter Parker: Spider-Man Vol. 2, #44-47 (Jenkins/Ramos/Faucher) - August 2002

Paul Jenkins, the creator of The Sentry character and the "Wolverine: Origin" series, may be one of the most talented writers ever in the Spider-Man saga.

His artful take on the "Peter-Parker: Spider-Man" comic book always concentrated on the characters' psychology.

The best story-arc of this impressive run is without a doubt the 4-part "A death in the Family" where the Green Goblin keeps pushing Peter's button, waiting for a battle to the death.

After yet another violent encounter between the two enemies, Peter tells Osborne he is tired of fighting and that giving in to hatred would be like killing Gwen Stacy a second time.

The powerful and stunning conversation that followed between Parker/Spider-Man and Osborne/Green Goblin was beautifully captured by Ramos' pencils.

It all ends with a beautiful final line from Peter...