Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Archives

Amazing Spider-Man #1000 utterly smashed sales this week (even though it had been in shops from the previous weekend for Local Comic Shop Day) And it had five times the sales of the next best-sellers, Amazing Venom #1, Aliens Vs X-Men #1 and DNX #2 as Marvel Comics topped the chart more than in recent[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is published (properly) tomorrow from Marvel Comics, but is already booming on eBay It had a limited release over the weekend for Local Comic Shop Day 2026, but there were printing delays and "allocated" copies, meaning stores may not get all the copies they ordered. Which is why the Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Skab[...]

Despite coming out in many comic book stores yesterday for Local Comic Shop Day, The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 leads the Top 50 Anticipated Comics this Wednesday, with X-Men and Uncanny X-Men right behind As Marvel owns the opening stretch for a rare time, with a lack of Absolute or Batman comics from DC Comics as[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000 was the most-read article on Bleeding Cool yesterday Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as over the past seven years Founded seventeen years ago and steeped in a history of comic book industry gossip for a further seventeen years before that,[...]

Tears of the Spider-Queen by Frank Miller and Peach Momoko appears in Amazing Spider-Man #1000, released early today for Local Comic Shop Day, and pits Spider-Man against the deadly ninjas of the Hand… Amazing Spider-Man #1000 by Frank Miller and Peach Momoko And so we have a new Spider-Girl, or Spider-Queen… …but she does not look like the[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000, released early today for Local Comic Shop Day, looks back at sixty-five years of Spider-Man but also looks forward, in "Still Standing" by Noah Hawley and Patrick Gleason, which "introduces an older Peter Parker as he reflects on his life and suits up for one final adventure." Just so you know, that[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000, released early today for Local Comic Shop Day, looks back at sixty-five years of Spider-Man and that fateful moment when a burglar whom Peter Parker chose not to stop, after performing as a wrestler, then went on to kill Uncle Ben And gave Peter Parker the lesson that with great power there[...]

And in Amazing Spider-Man #1000, released early today for Local Comic Shop Day, it all comes out As Aunt May is admitted to the hospital with a stroke, Cormac Crane beats Peter Parker to her bedside, it seems that May has forgotten Peter… but remembers Cormac. Amazing Spider-Man #1000 by Joe Kelly and Pepe Larraz And of[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000 was meant to have come out on the 16th of September But then the printer got all gummed up and the comic was delayed two weeks to the 30th of September But the Skan variant cover edition was scheduled for Local Comic Shop Day, today, the 26th of September, and that never[...]

Marvel Comics has made some changes to the listings for Amazing Spider-Man #1000 "Now I Can Rest" by Dan Slott and Marcos Martin has been renamed "I Can Never Rest" They have added a new story, "The Big Night" by WWE Hall of Famer & Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque and current Spider-Man[...]

Marvel Comics reports that comic book stores have ordered more than 400,000 copies of Amazing Spider-Man #1000 With a retail value of $10 each, that's four million dollars worth of Amazing Spider-Man comics hitting comic book stores in the 30th of September, or four days earlier for the 26th of September with the Skan Local[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Last issue saw Peter Parker getting the call about his Aunt May, the kind of call he has long dreaded And once did a deal with the Devil to reverse, sacrificing his marriage in the process… Amazing Spider-Man #35 by Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness And now it's a race to the hospital by[...]

I previously reported on how Amazing Spider-Man #1000 would be two weeks late, slipping from the 16th of September to the 30th of September after issues with the printer, part of what seems like a bit of an epidemic of late comic books right now Well, there was also meant to be an Amazing Spider-Man[...]

Looks like the Marvel Universe current version of Damage Control is going the way of the recent MCU version after all… but Spider-Man has bigger concerns, Amazing Spider-Man #35 by Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness Amazing Spider-Man #1000 and Aunt May's stroke Is a big, big change coming? You may have to wait a little longer that[...]

But we had the first, who makes the rules/who are you? The second… Venom #260 by Al Ewing, Carlos Gomez Who'd even care? The future… Venom #260 by Al Ewing, Carlos Gomez Of course, we have also seen this future before… With a future Dylan Brock trying to travel to the past to change the present. ….but now we get a[...]

Marvel Comics has informed retailers that the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man #1000 has been "delayed at the printer" Apparently, Spider-Man sprayed webbing all over the printing reels And so, rather than being published on the 16th of September, it will now be out on the 30th of September. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1[...]

At Marvel's Next Big Thing Panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Spider-Man editor Nick Lowe told the audience that the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man #1000 has only had 400,000 orders… and that it's not enough, assuring them that even at ten bucks, it is going to sell out fast… Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is a landmark issue of Marvel's[...]

imprisoned on Hellrock, he will be mutated by prolonged exposure to the island's radiation and biohazards, and he will evolve into an animalistic form with the ability to regenerate from almost any wound and project bio-kinetic energy beams from his hands, as well as horns, fangs, and claws. Amazing Spider-Man #1000 But in 2026, for Amazing Spider-Man[...]

Marvel Comics has released a few more covers for Amazing Spider-Man #1000 including a never-published Steve Ditko Spider-Man, a new John Romita Jr cover that no one will object to, and more from Peach Momoko & Frank Miller, Paco Medina, Todd Nauck and Skan. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 100%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px[...]

Marvel Comics is showing off more of their Amazing Spider-Man #1000 variant covers ahead of the comic's release on the 16th of September, and while comic book stores can still order them all, with new pieces by Humberto Ramos, Julian Totino Tedesco, MR Garcin and Erik Larsen, along with a Marvel Studios variant cover featuring[...]

This Amazing Spider-Man #1000 cover by John Romita Jr and Paolo Rivera has been doing the hokey cokey for the last week Originally, the A cover for Amazing Spider-Man #1000 was in, then out, then back in again as a double A cover, then out again, and now back in again as a variant And[...]

This is not a cover for Amazing Spider-Man #1000 It is, however, the Foreshadow variant cover to Amazing Spider-Man #31, last week's comic, that told the Truth about Aunt May and Uncle Ben's biological son, Cormac Crane, born fifteen years before they adopted their nephew, Peter Parker Even though there is plenty more still to[...]

and  Paolo Rivera cover, originally listed for Amazing Spider-Man #1000, then pulled by one side of editorial, before it was restored by another in a different form It has yet to return to the Penguin Random House listings, though I am assured it will, though it does seem that there has been a bit of[...]

Marvel returning the Amazing Spider-Man #1000 John Romita/Paolo Rivera cover was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday But Bleeding Cool will have an update on that And as all the comics publisher solicitations fall out this weekend, why not follow them on Bleeding Cool with this handy tag? Lying In The Gutters is the[...]

First, it was one of the main planned covers for Amazing Spider-Man #1000, drawn by John Romita Jr and then painted by Paolo Rivera And then… it wasn't. Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Bleeding Cool has had it confirmed from the highest echelons that the cover had been pulled by Marvel Comics' editorial and removed from the Penguin Random[...]

Marvel pulling the Amazing Spider-Man #1000 John Romita/Paolo Rivera cover was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday Again But Bleeding Cool will have an update on that And as all the comics publisher solicitations fall out this weekend, why not follow them on Bleeding Cool with this handy tag? Lying In The Gutters is[...]

Marvel pulling the Amazing Spider-Man #1000 John Romita/Paolo Rivera cover was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday And as all the comics publisher solicitations fall out this weekend, why not follow them on Bleeding Cool with this handy tag?  Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before,[...]

This was one of the main planned covers for Amazing Spider-Man #1000, drawn by John Romita Jr and then painted by Paolo Rivera It was intended to show Spider-Man from a pedestrian's perspective, looking up and seeing Him being pulled by the elasticity of his webbing at high speed, hit by the G-forces of inertia,[...]

Frank Miller and Peach Momoko will be teaming up for the first time to tell a comic book story for the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Tears of the Spider-Queen by the pair will see Spider-Man go up against the deadly ninjas of the Hand Other stories will include Now I Can Rest by Dan Slott[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #1000, out in September, brings in writers such as Dan Slott, Brian Bendis, Frank Miller, J.M Dematteis, as well as Joe Kelly, as writers who have had a major impact on current Spider-Man stories And screenwriter Noah Hawley, who has never written a comic book before, but who was exec producer for the[...]