This Wednesday, April 17th, Marvel Comics is set to release THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MEN #2!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MEN #2
ARACHNOBATICS – Chapter Two: “Community“
Written by Greg Weisman
Art by Humberto Ramos
Inks by Victor Olazaba
Colors by Edgar Delgado
Letters by Joe Caramagna
Edited by Nick Lowe
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Humberto Ramos w/ Edgar Delgado
Cover B by Carmen Carnero w/ Nolan Woodard
Cover C by Mike McKone w/ Alex Sinclair (Vampire Variant)
Cover D by Mike Mayhew
Cover E by Will Sliney w/ Rachelle Rosenberg (Homage Variant)
“ARACHNOBATICS” CONTINUES!
Surprising anyone who knows Peter Parker (but probably not those who know Miles Morales), the Spider-Men have been keeping up their weekly meetup at the Coffee Bean! Sadly, that hasn’t given them any insight into the machinations of the Jackal!!! And what do all these mysterious interludes add up to?
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