Marvel Announces New Villain Ravage in The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 The supersized 1000th issue of The Amazing Spider-Man celebrates the wall-crawler's history while introducing a new, deeply personal villain named Ravage. The issue features contributions from legendary creators and highlights the emotional struggles of Peter Parker as he balances superhero life with family responsibilities. Spider-Man has built up a legendary rogues' gallery since his inception in 1962. From Norman Osborn, aka the Green Goblin, to Doc Ock, Venom, the Kingpin, and more, there's been no shortage of villains who have made his life more difficult in New York City and pushed him to his limits. A New Enemy for PeterOftentimes, these villains have direct connections to Peter or have inevitably found a way to strike the young hero where it hurts him most by learning his identity and targeting the people he loves, leading to tragedies like the death of Gwen Stacy. Yet, Marvel is officially introducing a new enemy for the wall-crawler that hits closer to home than anyone has before.Today marks a historic release for Marvel Comics, as the supersized 1000th issue of The Amazing Spider-Man has finally arrived on store shelves. The 'biggest issue in Spider-History' is brimming with content celebrating Spidey's history in the comics, including a handful of anniversary stories penned by everyone from Frank Miller to J.M. DeMatteis and even Alien: Earth creator Noah Hawley, interviews with Tom Holland and Destin Daniel Cretton following the success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and much more.Aunt May's Stroke and RavageAt the core of the collection, however, is the latest entry in Joe Kelly and Pepe Larraz's Amazing Spider-Man run, which left on a climactic note. Peter had to run, or swing, rather, to the hospital quickly upon learning that Aunt May had a stroke.As has been teased for a while now, though, a new villain is waiting for him in Ravage, but despite being billed as a layered and deeply personal foe for Peter, little has been shared about who he actually is.