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Today's Amazing Spider-Man drops J Jonah Jameson right in the middle of this, but in doing so, writer Nick Spencer sees it as one continuum and uses the comic to teach this to Jameson – and the audience With online reporting service Threats And Menaces, inspired by J Jonah Jameson's former description of Spider-Man as[...]

Everyone believes Spidey is a hero, but have we been wrong all this time? This preview of Amazing Spider-Man #38, by Nick Spencer and Iban Coello, contains shocking revelations… …but first, a recap. And here is your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, engaged in… bank robbery?! It's J Jonah Jameson's wet dream come true Well, the old Jonah[...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #37 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley, and… *looks around to make sure no one is listening and then whispers*… we think we may finally be done with crossover tie-ins for the moment. Yes, that's right, 2099 is over, and we can finally go back[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #35 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Nick Spencer and Oscar Bazaldua, part of the 2099 transitional super-mega-crossover event. Last issue, Doctor Doom survived an assassination attempt by using a Doombit as a decoy, which is like the oldest Doctor Doom trick in the book. And now, Doom is super butthurt about[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #34 is in stores next week from Marvel Comics as we kick off the 2099 super-mega-crossover event Nick Spencer, Patrick Gleason, Matthew Wilson, Dee Cunniffe, Chris O'Halloran, and Joe Caramagna put this thing together It's not that Marvel needs three colorists for this book It's just that one of them does the coloring[...]

If you're a fan of the 2099 universe or just of seeing Marvel Editor Nick Lowe yelling like a maniac, you'll be pleased to learn that Marvel has released a trailer for 2099, the new event kicking off in Amazing Spider-Man #33 tomorrow that revisits the 2099 universe to somehow cash in on nostalgia for[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #33 is set to his stores from Marvel Comics next week, part of the 2099 crossover event that will change the current Marvel Universe forever, or until a month or two from now when another big crossover launches, whichever comes first We've got a preview below, by Nick Spencer, Patrick Gleason, Matthew Wilson,[...]

In January, Marvel is kicking off a new year of Spider-Man comics by teasing the buildup to a major storyline, one that seems likely to center around the demonic villain Kindred who has been skulking around the pages of Amazing Spider-Man for some time now Recent hints to Kindred's identity, particular his personal hatred for[...]

Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle #1 is in stores this week from Marvel Comics, bringing together a veritable cavalcade of creators for one Spider-Man tale Jonathan Hickman, Gerry Duggan, Nick Spencer, Kelly Thompson, Al Ewing, Chip Zdarsky, Jason Aaron, Chris Bachalo, Greg Smallwood, Michael Allred, Valerio Schiti, Chris Sprouse, Rachel Stott, Cameron Stewart, Mark Bagley, Tim[...]

It seems like it was just last issue that The Amazing Spider-Man was tying into a super-mega-crossover event, Absolute Carnage That's probably because it was just last issue But the churn must continue, and so as Amazing Spider-Man #32 hits stores next week from Marvel Comics, by Nick Spencer, Patrick Gleason, and more, our preview[...]

Kindred, as seen in recent Amazing Spider-Man comics by Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley, once upon a time, was a human who died and went to hell He became a demon and climbed the ranks of hell He began torturing Mysterio in hell, and seemed to possess a mutual familiarity with Peter Parker, Spider-Man, referring to him as "Pete"[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #31 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week by Nick Spencer, Ryan Ottley, Cliff Rathburn, Nathan Fairbairn, and Joe Caramagna, continuing the book's tie-in with the Absolute Carnage super-mega-crossover event We've got a preview below. Spider-Man and Venom are doing their best to protect Dylan Brock and Normie Osborn from Carnage's murder spree,[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #30 hits stores from Marvel Comics next week, tying into the Absolute Carnage super-mega-crossover event, from Nick Spencer, Ryan Ottley, Cliff Rathburn, Nathan Fairbairn, and Joe Caramagna We've got a preview below. The recap page warns us that this issue could contain spoilers for Absolute Carnage up to #3… but what kind of comic[...]

Let's not forget the 1977 live-action Amazing Spider-Man series that ran on CBS for two seasons. NOTE: Availability of titles are subject to change depending on country The titles screened are based on the test pilot program Disney implemented in The Netherlands. The Walt Disney Company's new streaming service Disney+ is one step closer to becoming[...]

The Amazing Spider-Man #29 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Nick Spencer and Francesco Manna, and we've got a preview below. The story picks up after Mary Jane received and accepted a Mysterio-us offer to star in a film. And we find Spidey and MJ rehearsing the script in Mary Jane's apartment… Apparently, this is[...]

The Amazing Spider-Man: Going Big #1 hits stores on Wednesday from Marvel Comics, with Gerry Conway and Erik Larsen returning for brand new Spider-Man stories along with Mark Bagley We've got a preview below. First up, a look at Conway and Bagley's story, which takes Spider-Man to the worst place imaginable for a New Yorker: New[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #28 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by the creative team of Nick Spencer and Kev Walker, and we've got a preview below. And last issue, we saw the Syndicate, an all-women group of criminals tired of sexism in the crime industry, capture Spider-Man's friend and roommate, Boomerang! Now, the Kingpin has surrounded[...]

Spinning out of the pages of Amazing Spider-Man is Marvel 2099, crossing over through the following titles from this checklist: MARVEL 2099 CHECKLIST AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #33 2099 ALPHA #1 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #34 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #35 2099 OMEGA #1 2099 TIE-INS FANTASTIC FOUR 2099 #1 PUNISHER 2099 #1 CONAN 2099 #1 SPIDER-MAN 2099 #1 GHOST RIDER 2099 #1 DOOM 2099 #1 VENOM 2099 #1 The story sees Miguel O'Hara return to[...]

As part of the deal, the world's knowledge of Spider-Man being Peter Parker was also removed. This was as a result of Marvel Comics editorial and executives making the decision that Marvel needed a Spider-Man to be closer to other media portrayals of the character, to make him appear younger and to give him other storylines[...]

The current Amazing Spider-Man has made much of a new supervillain gang, an all-female version of the Sinister Six, known as the Sinister Syndicate. Today's Amazing Spider-Man #27 lays out why, in the Marvel Universe, such a thing may be both necessary and desirable, as their target is Spider-Man's roommate and previous Sinister Six leader, Boomerang. And[...]

The record industry has long-combined sales on deluxe format and standard format releases, and this is the argument for something similar being applied to comic statistical reporting. Because, it seems, Batman #75 did outsell Amazing Spider-Man #25 And DC Comics would rather that be reflected in the official Diamond charts… TOP 10 COMIC BOOKS BY UNITS SHIPPED RANK DESCRIPTION PRICE VENDOR 1 HOUSE[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #27 (legacy number 828) hits stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Nick Spencer and Kev Walker, and this preview of the issue jumps right into the action… Well, after a brief recap, of course Blah blah radioactive spider, blah blah great responsibility You get it. And then we find Boomerang the target of the[...]

Sure, Peter Parker stars in three bi-weekly or monthly comics: Amazing Spider-Man, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, and Symbiote Spider-Man And yes, there's also Miles Morales: Spider-Man, Superior Spider-Man, and Spider-Gwen starring alternate versions of the wall-crawler in solo series Plus whatever one-shots, specials, and team books feature a Spider-person on a monthly basis, and probably some[...]

After the events of Hunted in Amazing Spider-Man, Peter Parker deserves some time off And in this preview of Amazing Spider-Man #24, we see Spidey enjoying that time off with his one-time wife, current girlfriend (it's magic – they don't have to explain it), Mary Jane Watson And showing he's not quite as vanilla as[...]

Amazing Spider-Man's big story, The Hunted, is nearly over, but before we get into this preview of Amazing Spider-Man #23, we should probably give you this chance to back away if you haven't read the previous issue yet… Still here? Okay So, having finally realized that Spider-Man was better than him, Kraven decided to cosplay as[...]

Hell, it's not even the only one with that cover! Revealed in Marvel's August solicitations, the House of Ideas has unveiled the next comic book to get the 3D treatment: McFarlane and David Michelinie's Amazing Spider-Man #300, featuring the debut of Venom. So to be sure we've got this right, we've got a Rob Liefeld and[...]

But what they're lacking in quantity, they're making up for in… price gouging?! Marvel's July solicitations reveal that Amazing Spider-Man #25 by Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley will be a double-sized issue selling for $7.99 Check out the solicit and cover below: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #25 NICK SPENCER (W) • RYAN OTTLEY (A/C) Variant Cover by WALTER SIMONSON VARIANT COVER BY[...]

But now, in Amazing Spider-Man #19, continuing the Hunted storyline, The Vulture becomes the first comic book character to make a retcon himself! Of course, it's not a long-past story that Vulture is changing here, but one that happened just last issue, when Vulture used The Gibbon as a human… er, simian shield, tossing him in[...]

Hunted is a big story for Amazing Spider-Man, and with an extra issue added plus all the supplementary  .HU issues, it keeps getting bigger And we all know that you can't have a big story without some shocking character deaths Thankfully, Spider-Man has a large enough rogues gallery that you could kill off dozens of[...]

The primary purpose of the Hunted storyline in Amazing Spider-Man is to make Marvel a boatload of cash by pumping out upwards of 25 Spider-Man comics in a single month, but a side effect of the storyline is that it may be turning some of Spider-Man's villains into sympathetic characters Just look at the preview[...]