Format
The format of the series was very similar to the ''Marvel Team-Up'' comic book where Spider-Man Team-up, teams up with another character in every issue. The first and second volumes of ''Marvel Team-Up'' primarily (but not exclusively) featured Spider-Man whereas ''Avenging Spider-Man'' exclusively features Spider-Man.Publication history
Marvel announced the publication in June 2011 in comics, 2011. The first issue was released 9 November 2011, with Zeb Wells as the writer, Joe Madureira as the penciller, and Ferran Daniel as the colorist. The first issue outsold both issues of ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' released in November and was the sixth best selling comic book of the month. The first three issues of the series contained a code for a free Digital comics, digital copy of the comic book, which is the first time any publisher has provided free digital copies as part of the print copy of the comic book. The free digital copy with purchase was extended to include the fourth issue, but Marvel changed from using a sealed poly-bag to protect the code to using a sticker so potential readers could look at the book before purchasing. The response to the free digital code in the first issue was so positive that Marvel announced they would include free digital codes in comic books in their Ultimate Marvel, Ultimate line of comics starting in January 2012. The free digital copy with purchase, still using the sticker to protect the code, was extended to the fifth, sixth, and seventh issues before all Marvel comics priced at $3.99 started receiving free digital codes in June 2012 (issue eight) due to the success of the free digital codes in ''Avenging Spider-Man'' and the Ultimate line of comics. It was announced in April 2013 that ''Avenging Spider-Man'' was to end in July of the same year, with ''Superior Spider-Man Team-Up'' taking its place. It would retain the creative team of writer Christopher Yost and artists Paolo Rivera and Marco Checchetto.Issues
Collected editions
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