#spider-friend

[lost-estradiographer]

New sideview mirror spider-friend. Hello, small one. I hope we have many miles together. Recent weather has done wonders for the flying bugs; may your harvest be bountiful.

[bi-hop]

since I can't seem to stick to one fic in this anthology, snippets from the stuff with Princess Petra and Peter Park I've done so far

[smashpages]

‘Marvel’s Voices: Spider-Verse’ will introduce two new spidersonas

Recluse and Spider-Friend make their debut in April.

(cover by InHyuk Lee)

[geekcavepodcast]

Marvel Comics Releases More Info on “Marvel’s Voices: Spider-Verse”

Marvel Comics has released more information about the upcoming Marvel’s Voices: Spider-Verse one-shot regarding the creative teams and characters featured in the anthology.

“Birthday Bash” is a story about Miles Morales and how his duties as Spider-Man threaten to pull him away from the people he loves. The story hails from writer Vita Ayala, artist Alberto Alburquerque, and colorist Rachelle Rosenberg.

“Fire With Fire” is a Web-Weaver tale in which Cooper Coen, aka Web-Weaver, has to face off against a new version of Kraven the Hunter. The story hails from writer Steve Foxe, artist Luciano Vecchio, and colorist Ruth Redmond.

“Training Day” is a Miles Morales and Misty Knight tale, with Mile’s baby sister Billy tagging along. The story hails from writer Cody Ziglar, artist Jahnoy Lindsay, and colorist Java Tartaglia.

“An Unraveling Web” is a Silk tale from the hero’s point-of-view about to toll of being a Super Hero. The story hails from writer Jeremy Holt, artist Eric Koda, and colorist Erick Arciniega.

“Music for Uplifting Gormandizers” is a Spider-Punk story in which Spider-Punk and his band face down the Sinister Sextet (his universe’s version of the Sinister Six). The story hails from writer J. Holtham, artist Ken Lashley, and colorist Ceci De La Cruz.

“Workin’ It Out is a Spider-Friend story, a new character from a part of the Spider-Verse filled with laugh tracks and filmed before a live studio audience. The tale hails from writer and artist Jason Loo.

“Recluse Endangerment” is a Recluse story set in a part of the Spider-Verse in a future where Electro controls the power grid and keeps the world in darkness. The perfect time for a new Spider-Hero to rise up. The tale hails from writer Cheryl Lynn Eaton, artist Julian Shaw, and colorist Andrew Dalhouse.

Marvel’s Voices: Spider-Verse #1, featuring a cover by Leinil Francis Yu and several variant covers, goes on sale on April 12, 2023.

(Image via Marvel Comics - Leinil Francis Yu’s Cover of Marvel’s Voices: Spider-Verse #1)

[polararts]

They're all friends, wdym. Print preorder? available??

[technically-human]

When the ghost who read to you as you died activates all of your Must Protect instincts

[bold-embrace]

I couldn’t get the idea of miles g having hello kitty pjs out of my head I had to make a whole comic about it

[dosiadove]

i need more friends who love bugs. I cant take telling people i love bugs and there reaction being "i hate them i kill everyone i see", or "ew" ( and then giving me a weird look. where are the bug lovers? where are my friends? let me show you my collection, lets draw insects together, lets make power points of our favorites.

[keylimeart]

🌻 you're the sunflower think your love would be too much 🌻

[0-maltiuu-0]

*gwen and miles being in the same room* the shippers:

[pistashxo]

so are you like.. a cow or a dalmatian?

print

[fansids]

On their way to go annoy Miguel <3

(Ft. Meows Morales, Guin Stacy, Rabbitr Prabhakar, Margo Kestrel, and Yotie Brown)

[pandadrake]

Okay future boy. They should hang out.

(Jefferson completely absorbing everything his Spider-man says is peak. Miles, all your dad wants is to listen to you. Water you doin'?)

[smashpages]

This is preview artwork from Marvel’s Voices: Spider-Verse (Marvel, April 2023).

“WORKIN’ IT OUT” Starring Spider-Friend

Written and Drawn by JASON LOO

Meet SPIDER-FRIEND! This all-new character comes from a corner of the Marvel Multiverse that’s filled with laugh tracks and filmed in front a live studio audience! Don’t adjust your television set as you enjoy this one-of-a-kind story from writer/artist Jason Loo!

[theshadowrealmitself]

Harry: And why shouldn’t I blame Spiderman for your injuries?? He calls himself a hero, protecting civilians like you should be his priority! Give me one good reason why I shouldn’t kick his ass for letting you get hurt!!

Peter: Because-

Newscaster on the tv next to Harry: In this footage you can see Peter Parker, known freelance photographer for the Daily Bugle, actually shove Dr. Doom out of his way while yelling “move it or lose it,” as he runs with his camera, presumably to capture more pictures of the vigilante known as “Spiderman”

Harry:

Peter: -I’m a dumbass.

[maishiia]

Friends,,,,they are making pins