In what order should you read Spider-Man comics? “Amazing” and “amazing” comics about Spider-Man in Russian
Amazing Fantasy #15
First appearance of Spider-Man.
The Amazing Spider-Man #1 – 38
Classic Spider-Man comics by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. All the main villains appear and minor characters. You don't have to read everything, but we highly recommend it, especially “The Master Planner Saga” in The Amazing Spider-Man #31-33.
The Amazing Spider-Man #39-40
John Romita becomes the artist of the series and his first arc is one of the most important. Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) discovers that Peter is Spider-Man.
The Amazing Spider-Man #88-90
Death of Captain Stacy. A very powerful moment that should not be missed.
The Amazing Spider-Man #121-122
The death of Gwen Stacy, which turned the entire world of comics upside down and marked the beginning Bronze Age comics. An absolute masterpiece.
The Amazing Spider-Man #136-137
Harry Osborn becomes the second Green Goblin.
The Amazing Spider-Man #194-195
First appearance of the Black Cat.
The Amazing Spider-Man #200
The end of the story of the robber who killed Uncle Ben.
The Amazing Spider-Man #229-230
“Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut!” - one of the most famous arcs about Spider-Man, consistently present in all the tops.
The Amazing Spider-Man #238-239, 244-245, 249-251
Hobgoblin's first and best appearances.
The Amazing Spider-Man #248
“The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man” is a sad little story about a boy with leukemia who meets his hero, Spider-Man.
The Amazing Spider-Man #252
First appearance of the symbiote suit that would later merge with Eddie Brock to become Venom.
The Spectacular Spider-Man #107-110
“The Death of Jean DeWolff” is a powerful story that examines more dark side Spider-Man.
The Amazing Spider-Man #293-294, Spectacular Spider-Man #131-132 and Web of Spider-Man #31-32
“Kraven’s Last Hunt” is the best arc according to our community, which you must read.
The Spectacular Spider-Man #134-136
Sequel to “The Death of Jean DeWolff” and at the same time best story about Electro.
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21
Wedding of Peter and Mary Jane.
The Amazing Spider-Man #300
The first appearance of Venom and the best story with him. There is no need to read anything more about him.
The Amazing Spider-Man #361-363
The first appearance of Carnage and the best story with him. There is no need to read anything more about him.
The Spectacular Spider-Man #178-184, 189, 200
A stunning story about Harry Osborn as the Green Goblin, culminating in his death. No less flows in the background interesting story about Vaermina.
The Amazing Spider-Man #400
Death of Aunt May. Although the event was later revised, it is still a very, very strong and must-read issue.
The Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #30 -58, 500-508, 515-524, 529-543
A long and wonderful run by Straczynski. Here is a rethinking of the origin of the Spider, Civil War, Back in Black and a lot more. In general, it’s better to start Spider-Man with these comics if you don’t intend to read old comics.
Peter Parker: Spider-Man (Volume 2) #44-47
“A Death in the Family” is one of the best Green Goblin/Norman Osborn arcs.
The Amazing Spider-Man #544, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #24, The Sensational Spider-Man (vol. 2) #41 and The Amazing Spider-Man #545
One More Day. A terrible (in the worst sense of the word) arc that still needs to be read just to know what happened in the Spideyverse.
The Amazing Spider-Man #574
Flash Thompson becomes disabled during the war.
The Amazing Spider-Man #578-579
The appearance of Jay's father Jonah Jameson and one of the best Shocker arcs.
The Amazing Spider-Man #600
An important release for subsequent developments.
The Amazing Spider-Man #612-637
The Gauntlet and Grim Hunt, the return of old Spidey villains and the rebirth of Kraven.
The Amazing Spider-Man #648-700
A good run by Dan Slott, smoothly flowing into...
The Superior Spider-Man #1-31
Otto Octavius takes over Peter Parker's body and becomes Spider-Man.
The Amazing Spider-Man Vol.3 #1
Return of Peter Parker.
The Amazing Spider-Man Vol.4 #1-…
Last on this moment reboot of the main series. Peter is the head of the TNC Parker Industries, Spider-Man has become a global superhero operating in different corners peace.
These issues form the basis of the ongoing Spider-Man narrative that has been going on since 1962. This is not all you need to read if you are seriously interested in the character, there are over 3,500 comics written about Peter and Marvel is not going to stop. However, it's enough to make you love it and want to read more.
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Main universe (after the events of Secret Wars)
First come the comics in which he participates completely, then those in which he participates once or is mentioned! The Second Civil War is dealt with separately.
The Amazing Spider-Man v.4 (2015 - present)
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (2016 - present)
Avengers #1 (2017)
The Clone Conspiracy (2016 - 2017) - limit of the new spider event
Civil War II (2016) - participation as head of Parker Ind. and Spider-Man
Civil War II: Amazing Spider-Man (2016) - crossover limit
Main universe (pre-Secret Wars 2015)
Superior Spider-Man #1-33 (January 2013 - September 2014). A series of comics in which Spider-Man, after the death of Peter Parker, became his worst enemy, Doctor Octopus.
Superior Spider-Man Team Up #1-12 (July 2013 - April 2014). Comic book series in which Otto Octavius, in the body of Spider-Man, teams up with various superheroes Marvel Comics.
Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1-17 (July 2013 - November 2014). A comic book series starring supervillains - new line-up The Sinister Six, once founded by Doctor Octopus.
Avenging Spider-Man #1-22 (November 2011 - June 2013). A comic book series in which Spider-Man teams up with various superheroes. As of issue 15.1, Doctor Octopus takes over the role of Spider-Man.
Marvel Team-Up #1-150 (March 1972 - February 1985). A comic book series in which Spider-Man teamed up with other Marvel Comics superheroes. It was replaced by the Web of Spider-Man series in 1985.
Giant-Size Spider-Man #1-6 (July 1974 - September 1975). The size of the comic was larger than usual. Most often, a comic contained several stories, the last of which was a reprint.
The Spectacular Spider-Man #1-263 (December 1976 - November 1998). Originally titled Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man, it was renamed in 1988 starting with issue #134.
Spectacular Spider-Man vol. 2, #1-27 (September 2003 - June 2005). The series replaced Peter Parker: Spider-Man vol. 2.
Web of Spider-Man #1-129 (April 1985 - September 1995). The series replaced Marvel Team-Up and became the third main Spider-Man comic book series in production at the time.
Spider-Man #1-98 (August 1990 - November 1998). A series created in 1991 specifically for Todd McFarlane. Renamed Peter Parker: Spider-Man starting with issue #75.
Untold Tales of Spider-Man #1-25 (September 1995 - September 1997). A series that tells new stories that took place at the beginning of Spider-Man's superhero "career". Includes issue #-1 and two annuals.
The Sensational Spider-Man #0-33 (January 1996 - November 1998). The series replaced Web of Spider-Man.
Webspinners: Tales of Spider-Man #1-18 (January 1999 - June 2000). Anthology series; stories take place in Spider-Man's past, similar to Untold Tales of Spider-Man.
Spider-Man's Tangled Web #1-22 (June 2001 - March 2003). A series for which stories were made by the creators of alternative comics and employees of the Vertigo company.
Spider-Man Family #1-9 (April 2007 - June 2008). A series whose stories focused on Spider-Man's "family".
The Amazing Spider-Man #1-441 (March 1963 - November 1998), vol. 2 #1-58, #500-700 (January 1999 - December 2003, January 2004 - 2012), vol. 3 (2014 - 2015). Various writers and artists are working on the creation. Continuation after Secret Wars!
The Avengers vol. 4 #1 - ongoing (May 2010 - 2015). Written by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artists John Romita Jr. and Chris Bachalo.
The New Avengers vol. 2 #1-34 (June 2010 - 2013), vol. 3 #1-33 (2013 - 2015) Written by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Stuart Immonen. Continuation after Secret Wars!
FF #1 - ongoing (June 2011 - 2015)
The Amazing Spider-Man Digital #1 - pre-2015 (Marvel Digital Comics)
Alternate universes (before Secret Wars 2015)
Spider-Girl #0-100 (October 1998 - September 2006). Became a sequel to What If? #105 (February 1998), in which Spider-Girl made her first appearance.
Spider-Man Unlimited vol. 2, #1-5 (December 1999 - April 2000). Based on the animated series Spider-Man Unlimited.
Ultimate Spider-Man #1-133, Annual #1-3 (Ultimate Marvel; October 2000 - July 2009). The comic takes place in the Ultimate universe.
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #1-61 (Marvel Adventures; May 2005 - May 2010). Sequel to Marvel Age Spider-Man.
Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane #1-20 (February 2006 - September 2007). Sequel to the miniseries Mary Jane and Mary Jane: Homecoming.
Series that ended before Secret Wars:
Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #1-15, 150-160, vol. 2 #1 - ongoing (August 2009 - 2015). Numbering changed after issue #150 and started in December 2010. Written by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artists David LaFunte and Sarah Pichelli. The action takes place in the Ultimate Marvel universe.
Spider-Man: Marvel Adventures #1 - until 2015 (Marvel Adventures; May 2010 - 2015). The authors are writer Paul Tobin and a group of various artists. The action takes place during school years Spider-Man.
Spider-Man 2099 (July 9, 2014 - 2015) - a comic book about Spider-Man 2099 who came to our time. In our time, he follows the Alchemax company, working there. There are many dangers awaiting him. The comic is still in print. Continuation after Secret Wars!
Spider-Verse (2014-2015) - a global crossover about all the spiders from the multiverse, which ends “a few minutes” before the Secret Wars.
Secret Wars (2015-2016)
Secret Wars #0-9 (2015-2016) - the main crossover cycle.
Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #1-5 (2015) - limited edition.
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1-5 (2015) - limited edition in the crossover.
Civil War #1-5 (2015) - limited edition.
Future Imperfect #1-5 (2015) - limited edition.
Secret Wars: Battleworld #1-5 (2015) - limited edition.
Spider-Verse #1-5 (2015) - limited edition.
Ultimate End #1-5 (2015) - limited edition.
Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 (2015) - one-shot.
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Spider-Man is a fictional comic book superhero created by Stan Lee (Stanley Martin Lieber) and Steve Ditko (Steve) Ditko. He first appears on the pages of Amazing Fantasy magazine in #15, in August 1962. And he immediately gains the sympathy of readers, becoming one of the most popular superheroes in the Marvel universe.
To omics Spider-Man breaks all the stereotypes of the genre. In its pages, the reader is presented with a teenage orphan, Peter Parker, living with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May. who is trying to combine ordinary life teenager with harsh everyday life superhero. The newly-made hero receives increased dexterity, a “spider-sense”, the ability to climb steep surfaces, as well as shoot webs from devices invented by him, attached to his wrist. New character breaks all ideas about superheroes of the 60s. While all the teenagers act only as helpers, he becomes a lonely hero, without an experienced mentor and rejected by most of his peers. He has to learn on his own: “With great power there must also come great responsibility.” The phrase becomes popular among readers.
In 1963, the first main series about Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man, was launched. The series continued until 2012 and ended with issue #700. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko created the first 38 comics of the series on their own, and later many people worked on it famous writers and artists.
In 1966, the place of illustrator was taken by John Romita, who in 1968 launched a comic book series - "The Spectacular Spider-Man", which became the first spin-off for the main one - " The amazing Spider Man". The first issue is published in black and white on 52 pages. The second one is already coming out in color and will be the last one in this series. In December 1976, the publisher launched the first issue, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man, which marks the second single Spider-Man comic book series, later renamed "Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man". The Spectacular Spider-Man" and becomes the second spin-off. The issue ends in 1998 with the 263rd issue.
A new series was released from the publishing line in 1972 - “Marvel Team-Up”, which became the second main joint series about the superheroes of the Marvel universe. The issue ends in 1985 at issue #150. Spider-Man appears in the 141st issue of these.
It was replaced by a comic book, “Web of Spider-Man,” which started in 1985. Its first volume ends in 1995 with issue 129.
In 1990, the fourth monthly series, Peter Parker: Spider-Man, was published.
In November 1998, the company released the final 441st comic in the original Amazing Spider-Man series. Artist and writer John Byrne launches a 13-issue limited series - Spider-Man: Chapter One - in which he changes the biography of Peter Parker. The release ends in October 1999.
In January 1999, the original series was restarted and the second volume, “The Amazing Spider-Man,” was published. After the release of issue #59, the company returns the original numbering to the comic starting with #500.
Since 2007, Spider-Man has become a constant character in comics: "New Avengers", "The Sensational Spider-Man", "Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" ( Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man), Spider-Man Family, as well as mini-series and alternative Marvel universes: Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Man Loves Mary Jane), "Marvel Adventures Spider-Man", etc.
2011 was marked by the release of a new series - “Avenging Spider-Man”.
In January 2013, Marvel released a new comic book series, The Superior Spider-Man, which ended in September 2014 with issue 31. Following this, the company releases the third volume of "The Amazing Spider-Man", which is relaunched after the events that took place on the pages of the comic book "Secret Wars".
You can read Spider-Man comics online on the website.
For decades, superheroes have appeared before readers in the most different images. Even Batman, whom we are accustomed to perceive as a dark hero, was once almost comedic.
And how many guises Spider-Man has changed! We saw him as a frivolous teenager fighting crime in between classes, and as an adult head of the family, combining exploits with married life, and the embodiment of ancient forces, and the leader of his own corporation, and even a supervillain who suddenly decided to protect ordinary people from former accomplices. And this is only in the main universe, without taking into account numerous parallel realities.
Of course, the character's image inevitably changes over time depending on current trends and the views of specific screenwriters. But sometimes episodes are released in parallel, and even in them the hero appears in completely different roles. An example of this is the recent Spider-Man series from Dan Slott and Chip Zdarsky.
The amazing Spider Man. World-class
While Doctor Octopus owned the identity of Spider-Man, he managed to mess things up. When Peter managed to return to his body, the consequences of Octavius’ actions echoed for a long time. But the Octopus also had some luck - for example, he created a corporation that made Parker a millionaire. Now Peter must combine the roles of hero and businessman.
Amazing Spider-Man: Worldwide Vol. 1
Genre: superhero action
Screenwriter: Dan Slott
Artist: Giuseppe Camuncoli
Original output: 2016
Publishing house: “Come il faut”, 2018
Typically, major superhero series often change writers. Dan Slott, who spent eight years writing about Spider-Man, is a rare exception. This summer he is leaving the Amazing Spider-Man series to pursue stories about Iron Man. But it’s too early for Russian readers to say goodbye to Slott’s spider stories. We recently began releasing the World Level chapter, which at the end of 2015 marked the relaunch of the Amazing Spider-Man series and opened new page in the hero's biography.
Although Slott wrote Spidey stories for many years, they were not all the same. On the contrary, the author kept writing out unexpected conflicts and stories. Let us recall, for example, the large-scale crossover “Spider Worlds,” where all the Spiders of the Marvel multiverse were threatened by a family of travelers between worlds. Or the year when the consciousness of Doctor Octopus lived in the body of Spider-Man. So in “World Level” Slott decided to take a new look at the hero.
We're used to seeing Peter Parker struggling to make ends meet. But thanks to Octavius, he became rich, became the head of an international corporation and, according to the official version, made Spider-Man his bodyguard. Now he has high-tech suits, a car and even a submarine, and he must combine his exploits with leading the company. In general, Peter became something like Tony Stark - only without his experience. The criminal organization Zodiac decides to take advantage of this disadvantage, eager to get its hands on the developments of Parker Industries.
Over the years that Slott has written about Spider-Man, the hero has had to deal with many colorful opponents. Some Dan came up with himself, others he took from old comics and reimagined. So “Zodiac”, in fact, was created by Slott himself, although there have been organizations with this name in the Marvel universe before. Alas, there were no truly worthy enemies from Zodiac. The organization serves as a catalyst for a dynamic action movie, but its members themselves are not distinguished by depth and originality - and a collision with them turns out to be just a passing adventure.
Other enemies, our old acquaintances (we won’t spoil it), are of much greater interest. They remain in the background for now, but promise an interesting continuation for the series - much more dramatic than its debut.
The beginning of a new chapter in the history of Spider-Man looks entertaining, but nothing more. Unlike Octavius in the Body of the Spider - a plot that hooked and kept you in suspense from the first pages - the first volume of World Level is forgotten as easily as it is read.
Peter Parker: Amazing Spider-Man. Volume 1. Towards Twilight
The girl Teresa fell on Parker out of the blue, declaring that she was his lost sister. Together with her, Peter went to Europe, where he experienced an unusual adventure and found in Teresa true friend. And when her life is in danger due to her service in S.H.I.E.L.D., she again turns to Spider-Man for help.
Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man
Genre: superhero action
Screenwriter: Chip Zdarsky
Artist: Andy Kubert
Original output: 2017
Publishing house: “Come il faut”, 2018
Chip Zdarsky started his career in the industry recently, but immediately made a lot of noise. The author's debut project, Sex Criminals, instantly brought him fame and the prestigious Eisner Award. Having loudly declared himself, Zdarsky soon got a job at Marvel. At first he took up comics about the funny but minor Howard the Duck. But then he was entrusted with launching a new series
about one of key characters Marvel - Spider-Man, and even in tandem with the brilliant illustrator Andy Kubert.
In English, Zdarsky's The Amazing Spider-Man started last year and was released in parallel with Slott's series, but they are completely unrelated to each other, and they are strikingly different in tone. Slott's comic is dedicated to fateful events for both the hero and the whole world. But Zdarsky told a more down-to-earth story. Its Spiderman like in the old days good times, patrols the streets of New York and, with cheerful, although not always successful, jokes, protects civilians from criminals.
The author chose an extremely light style and throughout the entire comic he balances on the verge of parody. In the first third of the plot, when the conflict has not yet really begun to emerge, it generally seems that Zdarsky is making a series of comedic sketches from the life of Spider-Man. Here he is saving passers-by from a completely ridiculous villain. Here he comes on a date with a recently rescued girl wearing a jacket over a superhero costume and gets into an altercation with other visitors to the cafe. But, once at the club, he performs a short stand-up. And Zdarsky himself breaks the fourth wall in the footnotes and comments on what is happening in an ironic manner or makes references to other comics.
Only halfway through the volume does Zdarsky seem to remember that it would be nice for a superhero adventure to have some kind of conflict. The comic has a coherent plot and good intrigue. But the humorous notes do not disappear even after this. For example, the next clash between the hero and the villain Kingpin is written in an extremely humorous manner - the confrontation between these characters has never been so funny.
Kingpin is far from our only old friend who will appear in the plot. Although Zdarsky is new to superhero comics, throughout the volume he never tires of proving that he has a good understanding of his character's background and peppers the plot with references to his previous adventures. However, as a result, The Amazing Spider-Man is not suitable for unprepared readers who are just beginning to get acquainted with the character. It’s worth reading the comic if you already have an idea of what has happened to the hero and his environment lately.
"The Amazing Spider-Man" is good not only for its humor and dynamics. At the end, readers are treated to one of the most memorable and touching scenes ever seen in a Spider-Man comic book. last years. To get information, he agrees to give an interview to Jonah Jameson, and this turns into a very emotional dialogue that has become a true decoration of the comic.
Zdarsky's debut in the series was not flawless, but bright. He managed to create a perky and dynamic story with some good suspense and some amazing scenes.
Classic comics about Spiderman still sell in huge numbers to this day, although they began being published back in the sixties. Did the creator of the series, the legendary Stan Lee, think about how popular his brainchild would be? Everyone knows the story of how this man looked at a fly crawling on a wall and came up with Spider-Man - a hero who is inspired by an insect and gets bitten by an insect, but who fights crime with his superpowers. After this, the era of Spiderman began - starting from the very first comic book, the world simply went crazy for graphic stories depicting life path this character.
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At the headquarters of the Sinister Six, an insidious plan is conceived to enslave and then destroy humanity. Not a single superhero can resist him... But what if he really is not alone, but several of them?
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This time Spiderman has a really big company - this is the only way he can destroy the plans of the Sinister Six to destroy the entire planet. Want to learn about new heroes from around the world? Read the special issue “Ends of the World”!
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When all of humanity is turned against their only savior - Spiderman - it will be very difficult for him to save them. But with the help of Black Widow and Silver Sable, everything will certainly work out!
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The comic about the Ends of the World continues - read about which of the Avengers survived the battle with the Sinister Six, and will the remaining superheroes be able to continue to resist the insidious plans of Doctor Octopus, saving the world?
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In the darkest hour for the planet, Spiderman will need help - the superhero alone cannot cope with his eternal enemy, Doctor Octopus, because he has as many as five villains in his support group! Who will side with Spider-Man?..
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Doctor Otto Octavius and Doctor Octopus or Doc Ock are two facets of one talented person. What will win – madness and anger or philanthropy and humanism? This is important - after all, in the hands of this man is a weapon capable of destroying the world...
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Save yourself, who can! There are space zombies on board! Spider-Man in space is the only hope for Team Horizon! Can our favorite superhero live up to his title and become the Galaxy's Greatest Superhero?
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Johnny Storm and Spider-Man against a horde of nasty Octobots. Who will win this fight? Will Spider-Man be able to become the Galaxy's Greatest Superhero once again, securing this title forever?
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Thanks to one single experiment, Spiderman is forgotten forever. And not just forgotten - now everything is as if he never existed at all. Peter Parker is confused - it seems that the lives of his loved ones have become much better without him...
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The most humble observers can hide the most terrible secrets. Don't believe me? Uatu Jackson will prove that everyone has a secret. And the small secrets of some are nothing compared to the large-scale secrets of others... What is the observer Uatu hiding?
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Grady and Spiderman are still in the alternate future, and it is possible that they will remain there unless they do something to save the world from the consequences of Grady's experiment with time...
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A gazebo to the future - no best idea employee of the Horizon Grady Laboratory. After all, the future may actually turn out to be completely different from what the unlucky scientist imagined. Spiderman, as always, will deal with the consequences...
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Felicia Hardy will open up to her acquaintances with a new, more weak side when she is caught on multiple theft charges. Who will help Catwoman and how will our hero, Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, be connected to this case?
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Witness how two villainous gangs come together to the death. The intelligentsia against the Sinister Six - who are you for in this battle and who do you give your vote to? See the results of this fight in the comic book “Tomorrow, Planet!”
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It seems Peter Parker has fallen in love again. Moreover, to the one that he had already abandoned once. And New York is also being terrorized by bird people, and all this at a great height, where truly terrible things happen... Read the continuation of your favorite comic!
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Spider-Man is now in danger - he must answer for a crime that was not committed by him, but by another person endowed with spider powers. How to prove that he is innocent? Will Peter Parker be able to protect himself?
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All is well, the battle is over and the Queen is killed. But is everything really good? The real Jackal is alive and has been alive all this time, Peter Parker is left without a girlfriend, and the city's residents are still experiencing the consequences of bedbug bites...
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Captain America, Venom and Anti-Venom go to battle the Queen of Spiders, side by side with Spiderman. But are there enough soldiers to defeat this evil? Will the superheroes collectively be able to defeat the mad Queen who has taken over Manhattan?
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While all of Manhattan was bitten by bedbugs, Mary Jane Watson's abilities never came. But they appeared in it now, at the most relevant and important point, when Spider Island needs hope of salvation. Will Mary Jane be able to help her ex?
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It is dangerous to leave your opponents alive - this can end disastrously not only for you, but also for the city in which you live. Peter Parker now knows this very well - his longtime opponent Adriana is now the Queen of Spiders, who has captured New York.
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On Spider Island - as Manhattan has already been nicknamed - there is one woman whose DNA can help cope with the spider fever that has gripped New York. Fortunately, Spider-Woman has known her for a long time, and now she can help find her...
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Life is in full swing on Spider Island. A great disaster is coming - Spiderman begins to guess about the Jackal's insidious plan to take over New York, but does not yet know how to prevent it. The future of the city depends on Peter Parker...
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Only Carly Cooper will help Spiderman responsibly cope with the tasks assigned to him. She is also a responsible Spider-Man, and she will have to cope with the lawlessness of the infected around her - side by side with Peter, for whom it is becoming more and more difficult day by day...
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Power must always be followed by responsibility. Unfortunately, the new spider-men, who received their abilities after being bitten by bugs released by the supervillain Jackal, do not know about this. No responsibility - and destructive power...
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Peter Parker's personal life is rapidly going downhill while he has more and more problems from the fact that villains endowed with spider powers appear in the city... How to cope with everything at once?
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Go back in time and find out where the Road to Spider-Island began and what happened to Betty Brant, who was loved so much by Peter Parker and Venom. An invaluable comic for true Spiderman fans!
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Conversations to try to make friends can be quite unpleasant if the other person is intrusive and tactless. Like, for example, Anti-Venom. With all the strength of his desire to combine forces and hit Mister Negative Spiderman soon in literally will feel it...
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It looks like Peter Parker will have fun - in addition to the time he needs to devote to his girlfriend Carly Cooper, he will have to additionally spend his nights investigating the return of Anti-Venom and... the mysterious appearance of the long-dead Jean DeWolff.
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In continuation of the comic "Replacement" we'll talk about how difficult it can sometimes be to make your dreams come true. Peter Parker dreamed of training young superheroes - but who knew that this could sometimes be so dangerous and... responsible.
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Peter Parker was once a great teacher who was loved and respected by his students. Now he wants to continue his teaching career - but at the Avengers Academy, where young superheroes are trained. Will he cope with this task?
29 pages
It's hard to juggle your superhero work and personal life, but even Spider-Man needs to be loved. True, there are big problems with this now - it seems that Carly is furious. In the meantime, Peter needs to cope with the Sinister Six...
24 pages
Did Spider-Man think that he would have to face... pirates from the past? Probably not, but when you work with the Future Foundation, you can expect anything! Peter will have to go on a business trip... Will Carly survive it?
21 pages
The Fantastic Four are no more - now their place is taken by the Future Foundation. It is very difficult to join this formation, but their doors are always wide open for Spider-Man... of course, if he fulfills a number of requirements, some of which will be difficult ones.
31 pages
The Fantastic Four are sad because one of their best superheroes is now gone. Johnny Storm died a heroic death, and his friends and relatives will long remember the adventures of this character...
