Here’s something you don’t see everyday - a 104 page comic that isn’t priced at $8.00! Amazing Spider-Man Family #1 looks like a Frequently Asked Questions on all things post Brand New Day. Plus the issue features the first look of the Marvel Apes universe. And we all know monkeys and comics mean gold!
Marvel has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the issue that arrives August 6, 2008.
Amazing Fantasy #15 is one of those seminal issue featuring one of the world’s beloved superheroes - Spider-Man. Marvel is letting you read that first issue again for free on the Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited site.
But hold on Dear Reader, this isn’t a read whenever you want type deal, the free read is for one week only, so if you want to check out the original story for yourself, best get your act together now.
Check it out! Not only does everyone’s friendly neighborhood Spider-Man have to worry about Venom, he now has to contend with the Anti-Venom.
Entertainment Weekly has the full photo, and a peek at the “New Ways To Die” story arc coming this summer.
It’s been announced at the New York Comic Con and over at the Myspace Comic Books page that Mark Waid will be taking a crack at the web head in Amazing Spider-Man.
Says Joe Quesada:
That is the beauty of [Spider-Man Editor] Steve Wacker. Steve and [Executive Editor] Tom Brevoort reached out to Mark, and I’ve always been a fan of his work. And I really loved the House of M: Spider-Man issues he did. It’s just a natural match, a natural pairing, to put him on that book if the timing and schedules work out. And they did.
I think what Mark brings to the book is a great sense of humor, and his ability to write young characters. Mark has a great “range” he can write in. He’s very well-rounded. But he has this light, airy style he brings when he writes young characters that’s great to read.
This is certainly an interesting turn of events. Looks like we’ll be seeing a younger Peter Parker, and with Mark Waid at the controls, the tales being spun should be “spectacular”. Lots more information can be found at the Myspace site.
Okay, One More Day Fans… seriously, I know you are out there… Marvel has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Amazing Spider-Man #555 that features Spidey, Dr. Strange, and Wolverine teaming up to fight some new OMD bad guys.
One More Day continues in the thrice monthly Amazing Spider-Man, and things just seem to be getting worse for the wall crawler, as Spidey meets the Freak.
First, I had no idea Marvel was going to put me in as the villain, and second, I’m interested to see what Back to the Future scribe Bob Gale will do with this new story arc that is penciled by Phil Jimenez.
Marvel has sent another myterious promo image to promote the One More Day storyline in Sensational Spider-Man #41 (on-sale November 28), and Amazing Spider-Man #545 (on-sale December 27).
Make note that both of these issues are still only 399 cents - a whole 100 cents higher than normal.
You should also note the release date for both of these titles is approximately one month later than originally solicited.
via Marvel
Marvel is kicking the hype engine into high gear with the latest mysterio release regarding One More Day.
Take the jump for the covers and secret message from the House if Ideas.
Even though the article you are looking for had to be removed, you can rejoice knowing Marvel Comics has your back, delivering up a massive 19 title sneak peek of issues arriving in stores next week (August 22).
In Part 1, we have Amazing Spider-Man #543, Astonishing X-Men 22, Cable & Deadpool 44, Fantastic Five #4, Immortal Iron Fist 8, Iron Man 21, Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four 27, Marvel Adventures Iron Man 4, Marvel Adventures The Avengers 15, and Marvel Illustrated: Last of the Mahicans 4.
Here’s the preview you’ve all be waiting for (or fearing depending on who you are) for the Spider-Man One More Day event. The story will be spread through four different Spider-Man titles, and kicks off in Amazing Spider-Man #544.
Written by the acclaimed J. Michael Straczynski, who redefined the wall-crawler for a new generation and penciled by Joe Quesada, one of the industry’s most popular artists and Marvel’s Editor-In-Chief, this storyline will tie together story threads seeded throughout JMS’ six year tenure! When this four-part story concludes, nothing will ever be the same for Peter Parker, as his decision affects the past, present and future of everyone’s favorite wall crawler! Each extra-sized issue of One More Day not only features two must-have 50/50 covers—one by Quesada himself and another by acclaimed artist Marko Djurdjevic—but is also packed with Director’s Cut style extras!
Take the jump for the preview that looks - well - pretty bad ass if I do say so myself. Now, how it ties into the rest of the story, I have no idea, but seeing Tony Stark… well… just look for yourself.
Marvel Comics dropped off one of those cryptic cover images to Amazing Spider-Man #545 with the only message saying “End of an Era”.
There is some speculation Peter and Mary Jane are about to split up, probably over that Adam Hughes cheesecake statue debacle. Or could it be something else? Remember there is still the “What would you do with one more day?” thing floating around.
Take the jump for the full cover and then post your thoughts in the talk back!
In September, Peter Parker is going to have to deal with something really really big - Earth shattering even. To celebrate the huge event, Marvel has sent Major Spoilers the variant covers to the big Spider-event.
It all kicks off in Amazing Spider-Man #544, and you can take the jump to see the covers.
Another haul this week as Marvel released sneak peeks for issues arriving in stores July 25, 2007. 19 issues are coming your way, so instead of having one massive sneak peek fest, we’re once again breaking the Marvel Sneak Peek of the Week into two parts.
Part 1 features Amazing Spider-Man #542, Black Panther #29, Cable/Deadpool #43, Fantastic Five #2, Heroes for Hire #12, and several World War Hulk tie-in issues.
Marvel Comics is playing it big at Free Comic Book Day with two titles full of orginal content readers won’t find anywhere else. With Spider-Man opening big that same weekend Marvel is dishing out Spider-Man Swing Shift by Dan Slott and Phil Jimenez. Take the jump for a sneak peek!
With the announcement of Spider-Man getting back into the ol’ black costume once again, the dial has been turned way past 11! Marvel has announced the first three Back in Black titles have sold out at Diamond, and to meet demand the company will indeed go back to press.
The second printings of Sensational Spider-Man #35, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #17 and Spider-Man Family #1 will all get new covers, and we just happen to have them right here.
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