Marvel has recently debuted an exciting new Ultimate Spider-Man series, garnering some fairly positive feedback from fans. If, like me, you've been on the hunt for a copy of issue 1 without ...

Godzilla Vs Spider-Man Issue 1 is published by Marvel Comics, written by Joe Kelly, art by Nick Bradshaw, colors by Rachelle Rosenberg, and letters by Joe Caramagna. This is part of a series of ...

A near-perfect copy of “The Amazing Spider-Man #1” sold for over $1.3 million at auction, breaking the record for the highest price the issue has ever fetched on the block. The unrestored copy ...

The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1 (2025) is published by Marvel Comics. Written by Joe Casey, art by Pepe Larraz, colors by Marte Gracia, and letters by Joe Caramagna. There is a backup story ...

The current Amazing Spider-Man comic run resets the title numbering (Vol. 7’s issue #1 is legacy #965) but not the status quo established in Vol. 6, launched under writer Zeb Wells in 2022.

The second printing of Ultimate Spider-Man #1 hits Arsenal on Wednesday, February 21 — the very same day as issue #2." It is possible that certain Bleeding Cool coverage may have helped move the ...

It’s a solicitation catalog featuring the new Ultimate Spider-Man on the cover. That’s it. Some are now offering this book up as the true first appearance of the character, over issue #1 or ...

They said it couldn't be done. Yet in today's ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #1, Marvel readers saw Uncle Ben alive and well! The debut issue of Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto's new ULTIMATE SPIDER ...

Ultimate Spider-Man #1 opens the morning after Tony came to Peter and offered him the chance to have the life that was taken from him. By the issue’s close, Peter has accepted the offer and ...

While the line overall eventually fell in quality, two of its strongest books were Ultimate Spider-Man and its sequel series ... s Ultimate Universe #1 will help to set the stage for other ...

Check out the newly released covers for Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion #1 and stay tuned for updates on the series as we have them.

The result is a comic that looks and feels like classic Ultimate Spider-Man. There's a very back-to-basics approach with this first issue as Bendis and Pichelli explore Miles' current status quo.