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Well Greg Capullo Is Definitely Working On Something Spider-Man…
Well Greg Capullo Is Definitely Working On Something Spider-Man...
Article Summary
- Greg Capullo teases he's working on a new Spider-Man project, sharing hints on social media
- Capullo recently worked on Wolverine: Revenge and Deadpool/Batman, pausing Creech III
- Best known for Batman and Spawn, Capullo's Marvel return sparks fan excitement
- His history with Spider-Man includes rare appearances, including a crossover with Jay Leno
We'd previously seen Greg Capullo tease something Spider or Symbiote-related on social media. Well, now he's filled it in a little, and it's definitely Spider-Man, saying "Shhhh". I'm not sure that's how social media works though…

Previously, Greg Capullo took time out working on his Creech III creator-owned comic book to work on Wolverine: Revenge with Jonathan Hickman. Then to work on Deadpool/Batman with Zeb Wells. And each time he has posted on social media about his return to Creech III, currently inking the series ahead of its planned publication from Image Comics in 2026. But it appears that he may be taking another diversion and drawing someone in the Spider-verse… previously posting the pencils and saying "Taking a small detour from inking CREECH III"
Greg Capullo used to work for Marvel on comics such as Quasar and X-Force, before his own creator-owned comic The Creech and drawing Todd McFarlane books such as Spawn, Angela, Sam & Twitch, and Haunt, as well as We Have Demons with Scott Snyder for ComiXology. In 2011, Greg Capullo was given the choice to draw Wolverine for Marvel or Batman for DC Comics. He chose DC Comics and began a four-year run on Batman with Scott Snyder, as well as spinning off into the Metal and Death Metal series. He is, of course, still drawing Creech III, and posting pages of that to Instagram as well. In January 2024, Bleeding Cool shared a first look at a first panel from Greg Capullo's decades-long return to Marvel Comics. There was little to identify in it, but it was Wolverine. Greg Capullo has drawn Spider-Man a few times over the years, most notably in a crossover comic with Jay Leno. Will any other former US chat show hosts appear in this new Spider-Man thing, whatever it happens to be? Or… you know… he's done Deadpool/Batman. Maybe this is Superman/Spider-Man time?











