Some more Spider-Verse news:
Is Spider-Julia the current Madam Web?
So is Slott finally off Spider-Man or are the "controversial" sales too good?
More on Spider-Gwen (I can't believe they're actually calling it that):
Do you guys remember the 90s Spider-Man TV series? The series finale had a plot line very similar to Spider-Verse. Except it involved The Beyonder and Spider-Carnage. I remember it being really cool but I'd almost definitely spoil my nostalgia if I went back and watched it now.
Do you guys remember the 90s Spider-Man TV series? The series finale had a plot line very similar to Spider-Verse. Except it involved The Beyonder and Spider-Carnage. I remember it being really cool but I'd almost definitely spoil my nostalgia if I went back and watched it now.
Is Spider-Julia the current Madam Web?
Is that series on Netflix yet? Seems like every other Spider-Man cartoon has had its turn on there by now. Hell I think even meme-tastic 60s Spider-man is on there.
It used to be, but not anymore. The 60s show is still up. I think the MTV show is still on there as well.
Do we have any idea how long 2099 is going to run? I'm enjoying it more than Amazing right now.
Okay so I see what all comics are actually a part of the "Spider Verse" event, but it mentions having other comics necessary to understand what's going on. Can anyone give me a good list to start with going into this? I have absolutely -no- actual comic book background, most of what I know about Spiderman is from the movies, the old TV show, and GAF talking about it (I read the threads! But not the comics themselves. :/)
I'm particularly interested in Miles Spiderman and the events leading up to that, this Spider totem stuff (wtf?), and Superior Spiderman, but don't know which comics to actually get.
The write-up in the OP is good. It'll cover what you should read. Do you have Marvel Unlimited?
Yes, and she help teach Peter Kung Fu.
No I do not. What is it?
Well the OP mentioned "You should get all of guy X's run of this comic!"
Well, I don't know who Guy X is, or which comics those were, so I was hoping for a bit more direction.
EDIT: Hrm this post sounds more... harsh? Than I intended it to be. Please pretend these words are soft and full of fluffy kindness.
Marvel Unlimited is a subscription service for digital Marvel comics. For 9.99 monthly, you get access to over 15,000 comics in Marvel's library. Sometimes there are great deals; in July one month was 0.99.
http://marvel.com/comics/unlimited
Ah, that's cool. Now those great deals, can I get those and stockpile months? Or is it just like I'll sign up for a subscription and one month notice my bill is cheaper?
And this might sound like a stupid question... but is 15000 a lot in comic terms? It seems like there should be billions of comics right now from Marvel, am I gonna notice some huge gaps? Or is pretty much everthing worth anything on there?
Okay so I see what all comics are actually a part of the "Spider Verse" event, but it mentions having other comics necessary to understand what's going on. Can anyone give me a good list to start with going into this? I have absolutely -no- actual comic book background, most of what I know about Spiderman is from the movies, the old TV show, and GAF talking about it (I read the threads! But not the comics themselves. :/)
I'm particularly interested in Miles Spiderman and the events leading up to that, this Spider totem stuff (wtf?), and Superior Spiderman, but don't know which comics to actually get.
No I do not. What is it?
Well the OP mentioned "You should get all of guy X's run of this comic!"
Well, I don't know who Guy X is, or which comics those were, so I was hoping for a bit more direction.
EDIT: Hrm this post sounds more... harsh? Than I intended it to be. Please pretend these words are soft and full of fluffy kindness.
What I and most others did was subscribe for one month with that deal, then cancel the subscription before the month was up. I plan to re-sub again when another deal comes up, or if I get a tablet.
15,000 depends on what you want to read. Most of the newest stuff is unavailable, but I read a lot of the older runs that I was always interested in. I read a couple of Dardevil runs, Ms. Marvel and Captain Marvel, and Astonishing X-Men. There's a lot of stuff available, one month wasn't enough!
This is exactly what I wanted! Thank you so much!Sorry for not being more specific. If you want to just jump in at the start of the event, you'll be fine, but here's a more comprehensive timeline breakdown for you:
Amazing Spider-Man Volume 2 #30-58
The first part of J. Michael Straczynski's run on Spider-Man, this series will introduce the concept of totemic spider-gods, introduce you to Morlun and Ezekial and begin to introduce the concept of the Web of Life and Spider-Man's impact and role in it.
Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1 #500-
This is still part of JMS' stuff, they just wanted to go back to the first volume's numbering scheme because 500 is a much more impressive sounding milestone than 59. The key arcs here are The Book of Ezekial (#506-508) and The Other (#525-528). The rest is all flavor text if you find yourself enjoying the run, but those two storylines are essential for the same reason as the above.
The Gauntlet and Grim Hunt (Amazing #608-637)
This storyline mostly is meant to reintroduce and evolve classic Spidey villains like Electro, Rhino and Kraven, but it also brings back the Web of Life from JMS' stuff. It's super important to the status quo of the Spider-Family today; it's where the current Spider-Girl, Madame Web and Scarlet Spider's stories really begin.
Spider Island (Amazing #663-673)
Dan Slott's first major arc in Spider-Man, this is where Scarlet Spider comes into his own as a character, and leads into the next big thing;
Superior Spider-Man (Amazing #698-700, Superior Spider-Man #1-31)
This is where Superior Spider-Man comes from, how Spider-Man 2099 gets to where he is, explains what happened to Peter Parker most recently in the comics, and is the most recent major arc that will have huge repercussions here in Spider-Verse.
Scarlet Spider Vol 2 #1-25
This follows Kaine, from the above storylines, as he goes to Houston. It further expands on the concept of The Other, introduced in the second set of JMS' stories here, and brings everything up to speed.
The Current Spider Books- Amazing Vol 3 #1-6, Spider-Man 2099 #1-5, New Warriors #1-12
These are the most recent happenings to the characters on the road to Spider-Verse.
Sorry I wasn't more specific in the OP, hopefully this helps you out.
No I do not. What is it?
Well the OP mentioned "You should get all of guy X's run of this comic!"
Well, I don't know who Guy X is, or which comics those were, so I was hoping for a bit more direction.
EDIT: Hrm this post sounds more... harsh? Than I intended it to be. Please pretend these words are soft and full of fluffy kindness.
Not that I remember, Kaine is an asshole.have we seen peter use way of the spider since he got his spider sense back?
and why has noone taught kaine to use it yet?
As always, SpOck is the only one who gets shit done.I love how SpOck is already on top of the crisis while Parker is busy fucking his fixed up life into a cocked hat again.
I'm already nervous.This thread is going to get fun when Spock and Peter finally cross paths.
Most of the Spiderwoman are great, the current one, not so much.
I love how SpOck is already on top of the crisis while Parker is busy fucking his fixed up life into a cocked hat again.
I'm confused about SpOck. I get he was transported to 2099 during that Horizon Labs thing but then he came back didn't he?
What about 94' cartoon Spider-Man that was eternally searching for Mary Jane?
I don't think we actually know if they can use the 90's animated universe Spider-Man. Hopefully he'll be able to chase Morlun to the ends of the earth.
The guy would also freak out if he saw a realistic looking gun.
This thread is going to get fun when Spock and Peter finally cross paths.
I hope I'm alive long enough to see the shitstorm.I'm already nervous.
So who's the one that came back? Or are you saying it's an alternate Earth Spock?The Spock that was transferred to the future never came back to the present, and is still out there. He got sidetracked trying to get home and stumbled into the Great Hunt.
Does anyone remember when DC use to get crap for multiple universes compared to Marvel's one?
Just finished this week's spider-books.
R.I.P. Miguel O'hara.
...and Miguel O'hara...and Miguel O'hara...
I wonder what had Morlun so spooked, that was really odd. Maybe 616 Miguel tastes like coconut, nobody likes coconut.
Man evangelion doody was really rad this week .
Hoping him and leopardon team up