#Spider-Man Comic Preview

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I’ve been chipping away at a Spider-verse comic page for a while.

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Early preview pages for The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (2025) by Joe Kelly and Pepe Larraz!

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Ultimate Spider-man 2024 - 2 Preview

They are literally together 🙃

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Source: Spider-Man Colllector's' Preview

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Eddie Brock: Carnage #1 Preview

Eddie Brock: Carnage #1 Preview #EddieBrockCarnage #EddieBrock #Carnage #venomwarcarnage #venomwar #MARVEL #marvelcomics #comics #comicbooks #news #mcu #art #info #NCBD #comicbooknews #previews #reviews #venom #carnage #eddiebrock #spiderman #symbiote #Amazon

Eddie Brock: Carnage #1 Preview: THE MOST LETHAL PROTECTOR OF ALL! He’s been VENOM, he’s been ANTI-VENOM, he’s been THE KING IN BLACK! Now Eddie Brock has made his darkest bond yet as he joins with the one and only CARNAGE! Can he control his new other’s endless bloodlust? Or will he be give himself over to madness and murder? Writer Charles Soule (DAREDEVIL, DARTH VADER) and artist Jesús Saiz…

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From Spider-Man: Blue (2003). Written by Jeph Loeb Drawn by Tim Sale , Colored by Steve Buccellato and Lettered by Wes Abbott Richard Starkings.

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Gwen Stacy makes her Ultimate Universe debut this April!

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PREVIEW-Spider-Man-Miles Morales Vol. 2 #4

"TRIAL BY SPIDER" CONTINUES!

• Can MILES MORALES save everyone when he can't even save himself?! RABBLE's all-out assault has left SPIDER-MAN reeling, and he's about to spin his last web. • Miles can't take much more…but Rabble's just getting started.

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Miguel O’Hara: A comprehensive reading guide

I honestly don’t know if this has been done yet, and considering that there are multiple different main canons for Miguel, it’s even more confusing on where to start.

To clarify, there is 3 different “Mainstream” universes for Miguel. Earth 928 (The main universe for most Miguel media), Earth-2099, and Earth-6375 (The universe where he’s part of the exiles)

I’m gonna be starting with

Earth-928

(Note: I’ll try to put these in order as much as possible, but due to retcons and other things like Spiderverse it may not be 100% accurate)

Important reads are in bold

-Amazing Spider-Man #365 (Not really important, it’s just a preview of the first issue, but it’s counted as Miguel’s very first appearance so.)

-Spiderman 2099 vol 1 #1-10 (VERY important reads, they set up the universe and Miguel’s origin story)

-2099 unlimited #1-3 (Not really important to the lore, but they’re silly little stories that I have to mention them)

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #11-15

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #16, Ravage 2099 #15, X-men 2099 #5, Doom 2099 #14, Punisher 2099 #13 (VERY important reads, highlights the fall of the hammer arc and shows Miguel’s relationships with other 2099 characters, especially Jake Gallows. Read in the exact order listed)

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #17-22

-2099 unlimited #8

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #23-34

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 annual

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #35-38 (Venom 2099 arc, important read as it introduces Kron Stone properly)

-Spider-Man 2099 special

-Spider-Man 2099 meets Spider-Man (First introduction of Miguel to Peter)

-2099 unlimited 9-10

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #39-43

-Symbiote Spider-Man 2099 #1-5

The following issues have been mostly retconned and are no longer canon. I’m listing them still for sake of continuity (Plus they’re interesting) but they are NOT canon to E-928

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #44-46

-2099: World of tomorrow #1-8

-2099: Manifest Destiny

End of retconned comics

-Captain Marvel vol 4 #27-30

-Superior Spider-Man #17-19

-Amazing Spider-Man vol 3 #1

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 2 #1-12

Note during this time is the Spiderverse event and Miguel is featured in multiple comics that tie into it. I will not be listing them all due to time, plus he was mostly featured in his own comic for it anyways

-Secret wars 2099 #1-5

-Amazing Spider-Man vol 4 #1

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 3 #1-10

-Spiderman 2099 vol 3 #11-16 (I list them separately because this takes place during Civil War 2 and that also has a lot of tie in comics that I will not be listing due to time. But yeah. That’s a thing)

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 3 #17-25

-Amazing Spider-Man vol 5 #32-36

Earth 2099

-2099 Alpha

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 4

-2099 Omega (This and vol 4 are E-2099 Miguel’s origin story. I’m not personally a fan of the writing but it is essential to read if you want to understand the universe)

-Spider-Man 2099 Exodus Alpha, #1-5, and Omega

-Spider-Man 2099 Dark Genesis #1-5

-Miguel O’Hara, Spider-Man 2099 #1-5 (The best series we’ve gotten so far of this earth, not really important to the Miguel lore. I just like it lol)

Earth-6375

Note that this is optional to read and I’ve heard some very mixed opinions about how Miguel is written here. If you want to read it, be my guest.

-Exiles #72

-Exiles #75-99

-Exiles annual 1

Honorable mention: Timesplitters 2009-2099 #1-4, Spider-Man, and X Men.

These technically take place in a separate continuity to all 3, but they are important enough that I listed them anyways.

Honorable mention 2: Edge of Spiderverse vol 2

Idk what continuity it takes place in. it is currently ongoing.

Other non comic media

The following is a list of media that Miguel is featured in extensively (Not counting all the mobile games because I mean those are just gacha games and aren’t important to the Miguel lore)

-Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse and Spider-Man across the Spiderverse

-Ultimate Spider-Man S3EP9 and 12

-Spider-Man Edge of time (Personal favorite adaptation of Miguel in media)

-Spider-Man Shattered Dimensions

-Araña and Spiderman 2099: Dark Tomorrow (Not confirmed but likely takes place in E-928 5 years after series ends)

And that’s about it! If there’s any appearances I missed, please don’t hesitate to say something and I’ll fix it as soon as possible.

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Hi Mark! Many times over the years people would ask you to sign color identities to various characters in movies and comics! Any chance you can comment on what it was like to get to do it for real cards? Either now or closer to the Spider-Man release?

You probably won't get me to shut up about it when Spider-Man previews start.

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INTERTWINED SERIES (Spidermen!ENHA) Preview

SYNOPSIS: After being dead for two minutes and then brought back to life thanks to your coworker you start to get these weird visions of future events just minutes before they happen. During a train ride you witness the murder of three teenage boys in broad daylight and then suddenly the next second they're sitting back down in their seats, alive and breathing. Despite the want you have to keep your peace and leave it alone, you can't help but get a very bad feeling and it only intensifies when you recognize the man that murdered them in your vision three train carts away and walking in your guys' direction. Shoving the three boys off of the train, saving their lives, risking your own, and being accused of kidnapping was not on your bucket list after surviving death. You don't have any clue what is going on or what in the hell you're gonna do to help these three boys but thankfully the four of you bump into some help along the way.

RELEASE DATE: TBD

PAIRING: EnhaHyung!Line X Fem. Reader, Spider-men!EnhaHyungLine x Madame Webb!Reader, Superhero!EnhaHyungLine x Clairvoyant!Reader, Spider!EnhaHyungLine x Paramedic!Reader, [ft. Enha Kim Sunoo (Anya Corazon), Yang Jungwon (Julia Cornwall), and Nishimura Riki (Mattie Franklin); TXT Yeonjun (Ezekial Sims), Choi Soobin (Ben Parker), mentions of Choi Beomgyu (Richard Parker); Shin Ryujin (Mary Parker); more to be added].

GENRE: Superhero AU, Romance, Action, Comedy, Angst, Strangers to Allies to Friends to Lovers, polyamorous relationship, (let me know if I forgot anything) more to be added!

WARNINGS: profanity, sexual/suggestive content (intercourse, oral, masturbation, phone sex, sexting, etc) ONLY WRITTEN FOR HYUNG LINE, MINORS DNI (you WILL be removed/blocked), poly relationship, drinking/consuming alcohol, feminine pronouns/terms used for reader, MADAME WEBB SPOLIERS!!! If you haven't watched it already! This is based on the MADAME WEBB MOVIE with some twist added into it! Let me know if I forgot anything at all!

DISCLAIMER: This is purely a work of FICTION! This is not meant to portray any of the Enhypen Members or other mentioned idols in any way or shape or form.

I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE IMAGES/GIFS THAT MAY BE/ARE USED IN MY WRITING. IMAGES CREATED BY ME WILL HAVE MY WATERMARK OR BE COPYRIGHTED! THE MOOD BOARDS USED FOR THIS SERIES ARE ONES I PUT TOGETHER ON MY OWN BUT THE PHOTOS USED ARE NOT MINE!

ALL CREDITS GO TO THE OWNERS/CREATORS!

PLEASE DO NOT COPY OR REPOST MY WORK!

THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION, STRICTLY FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES.

P.S. if you haven't already, you should definitely check out @artysse (credited) on TIKTOK! If you already have, then you know that it's an ENHA Fan Art Account of Spider ENHA! It's really fucking awesome! Go show some love!

NOT PROOF READ: Apologies for any grammatical errors, my loves!

AUTHOR'S NOTES: This takes place in New York, with mentions of South Korea and Japan. Reader is the same age as Jay, Jake, and Sunghoon. Jungwon, Sunoo, and Niki are the same age, in high school, and have a slightly bigger age gap between them and hyung line. Time gaps, mentions of MCU universe events/milestones. Slight spider-verse au, hyung line are all from different universes! Also note that maknae line don't have their spider powers (yet) because they develop it in series. ENHA hyungs already have their powers when they meet Y/N and the other boys.

CAST:

Y/N L/N as Cassandra (Cassie) Webb/Madame Webb

Yang Jungwon as Julia Cornwall (Carpenter in the Comics)/Arachne/Spider-(Wo)man

Kim Sunoo as Anya Corazon/Arana

Nishmura Riki (Niki) as Martha (Mattie) Franklin/Spider-(Wo)man

Lee Heeseung as Peter Parker (Tom Holland Universe)/Spider-Man

Park Jongseong (Jay) as Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield Universe)/Spider-Man

Sim Jaeyun (Jake) as Miles Morales (Spider-Verse)/Spider-Man

Park Sunghoon as Gwen Stacy (Spider-Verse)/Spider-Gwen/Ghost Spider

More to be added!

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Ultimate Spider-Man (2024) #14 - Preview

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A small spider-man 2099 reading guide

Just watched atsv and wondering where to start getting into Miguel O’Hara? Hate trying to figure out comic timelines? Well hopefully this guide can help a little bit. Please note its far from a definitive guide and could probably use some work but I'm hoping it helps someone out! Also not including spider-verse appearances or those in most other comics, because we could be here forever listing every comic appearance and this is meant to be a quick guide Miguel's original appearance was in Amazing Spider-Man #365, but that was more of a preview than anything else. I've split it pre-2000's and post-2000's, but listen to me if you have to pick one comic to read out of all of this make it the original 1992 run. You basically cannot go wrong with just reading 1992. A few have been marked with asterisks because you really don't have to read them but it felt wrong to not include them on the list.

Pre 2000's

Spider-man 2099 (1992): Literally Required Reading. Keep in mind that the last two issues had different writers and are kinda disregarded by just about everyone. Issue #16 starts the crossover event Fall of The Hammer, a mini-guide to which I've included below. The Special and Annual take place in between issues but it's easiest to just read them last.

Spider-Man 2099 Meets Spider-Man (1995): It's short, it's sweet, give it a read.

*2099: World of Tomorrow (1996): At the time this was meant to close off all the 2099 plots, theres lots of other 2099 characters in here but a fair bit of Mig.

*2099: Manifest Destiny (1998): Further closure to the 2099 world, again lots of other characters but still a solid read. Basically waves away the last two issues of sm2099 (1992) in a slightly hilarious way and worth reading just for that.

Fall of the Hammer crossover mini-guide:

Spider-man 2099 (1992) #16

Ravage 2099 #15

X-men 2099 #5

Doom 2099 (1993) #14

Punisher 2099 (1993) #13

Post 2000's

*Superior Spider-man (2013) issues #16-19: Largely set up but its cool too

Spider-man 2099 (2014): You can read this without the Superior Spider-man setup but depending on your prior comic reading experience you may be a bit confused. If you're a seasoned reader and used to taking weird comic shifts in stride due to missing some random issues of a completely different comic you'll be fine

Spider-man 2099 (2015): Solid run, I don't have much to say about it honestly

Marvel's 2099 (2019 event): you are better off looking up a separate guide for this one it is not my ballpark

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Thoughts on Rogue: The Savage Land #2

X-Men vol 7, #12 came out on the 26th. Unsurprisingly, Magneto was no where to be seen in it despite being a featured member of the cast. Luckily for those who need a Magneto fix, Rogue: The Savage Land #2 and Amazing Spider-Man vol 6, #68.DEATHS came out on the same day. (It's me. I need the Magneto fix)

My thoughts on Rogue: TheSavage Land #2 ended up being a little long so I'm going to talk about Amazing Spider-Man vol 6 #68.DEATHS in another post.

Rogue: The Savage Land #2

There is less retelling the original story at this stage of the miniseries. This issue is all original scenes. It's still informed by the original story from Uncanny X-Men #269, #274/275, of course, but the main storyline is new. Rogue and Magneto following Zabu to find Ka-Zar because they think Ka-Zar in trouble. Really, Rogue goes and Magneto kind of tags along after being asked.

Or, as Magneto frames it, Rogue "dragged me away from my sanctuary to follow this cat to his master." Magneto, you so dramatic.

On their way to find Ka-Zar, they clash with giant flying dinosaurs. Rogue theorizes the dinosaurs are confused by changing magnetic fields. She asks Magneto about it and he neither confirms nor deny. Instead, he make a small comparison between Rogue and Xavier which is... interesting. Maybe he's purposefully not answering to gatekeep information. Or, maybe he just wants to hurry up and find Ka-Zar so the can go back to sulking in his "sanctuary".

image from official previews.

Rogue never gets a chance to find out because Magneto gets hit with some kind of blast which shreds his armor.

While we're on the subject of shredded costumes, please allow me a quick aside. There was a vocal yet small amount of people who were upset when this series was announced. There was a belief that this new story was going to be exploitative and merely an excuse to serve up barely clothed Rogue to basement dwellers. I can understand why people would have that reservation. Comic books have a history of being incredibly sexist.

However, my problem with a lot of the negative reactions to the news of the miniseries was that they framed the original story as merely an exploitative vessel for cheesecake too. That told me that they either didn't read the original story or they were intentionally misrepresenting it if they did.

Was there skimpy, sexy Rogue in that original story? Yeah, Jim Lee was drawing it so of course there was. But so was everyone else. You had the Savage Land residence all skimpily dressed because they live in the hot and humid jungles. On top of that, you have a hostile environment where things and people are hunting you for one reason or another. You also don't see agriculture for fiber in the Savage Land. It makes sense that modesty isn't a priority.

That's the in-universe explanation but you could also make the argument that nakedness was a metaphor for vulnerability. I doubt Chris Claremont and Jim Lee intended it that way but that's how I choose to read it.

Rogue had a skimpy outfit while she couldn't access her powers. By the time Rogue can access her powers, she's probably the most clothed person in the room in complete body armor provided by SHEILD. Magneto's armor gets shredded when he's physically hit by a blast. Then he's practically naked when Rogue wakes him from a nightmare and complete naked when held captive by Zaladane, his powers drained and his trauma on show for everyone.

Magneto's secrets for all to see in Uncanny X-Men #275

There's actually a nice inverse of the damsel in distress cliché when a fully clothed and powered Rogue rescues the naked depowered Magneto by carrying him out of Zaladane's clutches.

Rogue saving Magneto in Uncanny X-Men #275

And that's not even touching the on the main story which had geopolitical intrigue, struggles between good and bad and of redemption and revenge. It's a banger of story.

Anyways, back to Rogue: the Savage Land #2.

The blast came from a military group that Rogue recognizes as Atlanteans and realizes are hostile. Rogue and Zabu fight back but before Magneto can do anything, something makes quick work of them.

image used with permission from @cocoabubbelle-newblog's post on this issue found here. Thank you!

Look at that! That's adorable. If we one day got a callback to this where modern day Magneto gives her a subdued high five as a way to acknowledge their history and friendship, I would be happy.

So who made quick work of the Atlanteans? It's more Savage Land inhabitants, the Fall People accompanied by Nereel! Rogue recognizes her right way. They are also joined by a holographic image of Sylanda, who explains that someone is messing with the Savage Land environment which is causes clashes between various people. He calls out Magneto as the cause of the environmental changes given Magneto's history in the Savage Land. Honestly, I don't blame him for coming to that conclusion. The rest of the Atlanteans are quickly dealt with by Magneto and the holographic projection of Sylanda is disrupted.

We get a page of Zaladane doing evil occult magic stuff at a tower before seeing Rogue and Magneto settling for the night around a campfire.

I really like the fireside scene and not just because of the equal opportunity cheesecake. Magneto talks about how war never truly ends and violence always spread. Rogue hears him and correctly intuits that he's not just talking about geopolitical ramifications. Whether he realizes it or not, Magneto is revealing a lot about himself and his own struggles with cycles of violence.

image used with permission from @cocoabubbelle-newblog's post on this issue found here. Thank you!

Rogue has been shown repeatedly to be a character with high emotional intelligence (except in the current run of Uncanny X-Men). Rogue leaving Magneto because she doesn't want introduce more violence in life is a good way to showcase this. And it is a good way in which this series interacts with the original story. Rogue having this moment probably informs her reaction to Magneto's nightmares in the original storyline.

Rogue's loneliness was highlighted in the last issue and while it's not outright stated because this miniseries is from Rogue's POV, I think Magneto is also experiencing loneliness as well. Which explains why he keeps following Rogue even after Rogue purposely leaves him while he sleeps.

Before Magneto rejoins Rogue, she follows Zabu through what recently use to be an ocean. More signs of environmental disruption. It stinks of death so bad that Rogue makes a make shift mask to cover her nose.

Rogue finally finds Ka-Zar who is currently being waterboarded by the Deep Men. The water has run dry for them and they're resorting to sacrificing Ka-Zar to their God to try to bring the water back. Rogue knows that there are too many for her and Zabu to take on themselves. Instead, she uses Sylandan's holographic projector that she picked up to scares a majority of them away and free Ka-Zar. I love seeing a smart and resourceful Rogue.

Once Ka-Zar catches his breath, he explains how the ice damns have melted causing the water to flood out in the Marguerite Bay. This is when Magneto shows up to explain that the Savage Land is dying.

Ka-Zar thinks that Magneto is an enemy here. Again, I think it's fair to say his assumption is understandable. Rogue informs him that Magneto is on their side but Ka-Zar is skeptical. "Magneto the "Master of Evil Mutants" who turned natives into monsters. Are you sure about that?" Yeah, she is.

Ka-Zar hugs Zabu (so cute!) while Magneto explains what is going on. The "World Parents" are the towers throughout the Savage Land. "Ancient terraforming machines believed to maintain the environment..." Ka-Zar confirms this and accuses Magneto of planning to use them to enslave the Savage Land. Magneto denies this, simply saying that he detected electrical surges there while looking for Rogue.

Rogue saw those electrical disruptions when they were around the campfire and offers to show Ka-Zar the way. To which Magneto responds "Why, Miss Rogue, it'd be my honor." I was critical of how Mangeto sounded last issue but I'm super tickled by Magneto saying this. It feels very right for his character.

image used with permission from @cocoabubbelle-newblog's post on this issue found here. Thank you!

In my post about the different names Magneto has had (see here), I discuss how characters started calling him "Erik" after the name reveal in X-Men Unlimited #2 even though he was not shown to tell them to call him "Erik". So we finally have an panel showing that, which is nice. Now, we also know that "Erik" is not really his name but an alias. Regardless, I understand and appreciate why "Erik" is used by Seeley here. "Max" isn't revealed to be his real name to others in-universe until fairly recently so using Max here wouldn't have made sense.

There are plenty of ways to have Magneto using "Erik" make sense in relation to his character too, not just for continuity purposes. We know that "Max" was considered dead to Magneto until fairly recently. Or this could be a way to show how really guarded Magneto is, that there are levels or personal information that one has to get through in order to get to know him.

It's just one of the ways that shows that Tim Seeley has done his homework. I love when a writer does that.

The last page shows that Zaladane leaving one of the World Parent towers completely gutted. Using magic, Zaladane has made everything that the World Parent towers capable of now residing in her. She'll continue to the new World Parent tower presumably to do the same to the next one. She instructs her henchmen to "Foment chaos. Salt the land. Leave nothing behind." As she flies off, we can see the hands of creatures popping out of the ground.

Dinosaurs, magic, and zombies? Oh my!

I'm really enjoying this mini-series so far. The art by Zulema Scotto Lavina is great. Tim Seeley has referenced the original story a lot, even in small ways like how Magneto reforms his armor. At the same time, Seeley is filling the gaps from the original story as well. It's all in line with the original story but it changes the focus.

Seeley uses the main objective in this issue, finding Ka-Zar, as a way to show on a personal level how the environmental changes and resource disruption in the Savage Land leads to power disputes and cultural clashes. George Lucas could never.

Admittedly, I'm a bit bias. I'm obviously a fan of the original story. Magneto is one of my favorite characters and he written well here. I love this era of Rogue and this writing feel very faithful to it. And the themes fit into my interest as well. Seriously, I have a degree in Political Science with a minor of Interdisciplinary Studies of the Environment.

Cover of Rogue: The Savage Land #3. Ka-Zar, you are not going to win that fight buddy.

The cover of the next issue promises a clash between Magneto and Ka-Zar. My prediction is that Magneto will prove himself. By doing so, it will strengthen the original story. In the original story, Ka-Zar was not shown to have strong reservations about Magneto even though it would make sense for him to.

I wonder if they will completely forgo Zaladane's use of technology to absorb Polaris and Magneto's powers and stick with magic as the explanation. It would side step an unresolved story point where Zaladane told Polaris that the power snatching was only possible because they were related. This was before Magneto was made Polaris' father officially in the comics, but the fact that Zaladane was able to steal Magneto's powers too had people talking.

If they stick to the old story line then I wonder if Seeley would write if Magneto is Zaladane's father. I had a head canon that I wrote about it here. It was actually my first post on this Tumblr. But maybe it's best to instead retcon the story so that Zaladane was using magic this whole time and was probably lying to Polaris. Polaris has never been show to ask Magneto about it, which you would think she would. Magneto has never been shown to acknowledge that Zaladane is his daughter. Besides, how often can Magneto be shown as an absent dad?

I also want to say that I really appreciate it when people like @rei-ismyname and @cocoabubbelle-newblog let me use images they post from new issues. I can get images of older comics easily thanks to my Marvel Unlimited subscription but I get physical copies of the new issues. Your digital images are way better than me taking a picture of panels with my phone so thank you!