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comicsgallery-marvel · 1 month

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The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (2015) #5

#Mary Jane Watson #Peter Parker #The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (2015)

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hobartshobie · 6 months

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guide to the hobartshobie archive

firstly, to access all content mentioned in this post for yourself use a vpn, ublock origin, and privacy badger extensions and do not go to this site.

all issues with content will be tagged.

now onto the hobie anthology.

🕸 first appearance: the amazing spider man (2014)*

🕸 spider verse (2015)**

🕸 web warriors (2016)

🕸 ultimate spider-man tv show (2017)*

🕸 edge of spider-geddon (2018)

🕸 spider-geddon (2018)

🕸 spider-man: enter the spider-verse (2018)

🕸 spider-gwen: ghost spider (2018)

🕸 spider-geddon handbook (2019)*

🕸 spider-punk (2022)

🕸 spider-verse unlimited: infinity comic (2022)

🕸 marvel's voices: spider verse (2023)**

🕸 spider-man: across the spider verse (2023)

🕸️ spider-punk (2024)

*- indicates minor appearance

**-indicates issue with a mini story involving spider-punk

#the amazing spider man (2014)#spiderverse (2015)#web warriors (2016)#edge of spider-geddon (2018)#spider-geddon (2018)#spider man enter the spider verse (2018)#spider geddon handbook #spider punk (2022)#marvel's heroes: spider verse (2023)#spider-man: across the spider-verse (2023)#spider gwen: ghost spider (2018)#spider-verse unlimited: infinity comic

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shironezuninja · 1 year

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I probably should have started working on my laptop earlier in the day.

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mxrvellous · 2 years

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The Amazing Spider-Man (2015) #3

#johnny storm #peter parker #the amazing spider-man (2015)

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crystal-bytes · 6 months

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GIFTOBER 2023

DAY THIRTY-ONE: FREE CHOICE

A timeline of DONALD GLOVER and MILES MORAELS

Spider-Man 3 (2007) / The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) / Donald Glover: Weirdo (2012) / Community 2x01 "Anthropology 101" (2010) / Ultimate Fallout #4 (2011) / "Not Going Back" Live Performance (2011) / Ultimate Spider-Man 3x11 "The Spider-Verse: Part Three" (2015) / Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) / Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) / Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)

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keycomicbooks · 28 days

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#TheAmazingSpiderMan #4 (2015) #AlexRoss Cover, #DanSlott Writer, #GiuseppeCamuncoli Artist, 1st Appearance of #MarthaConnors (Clone) "High Priority" Not only has #SpiderMan gone global - so have his enemies! SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA https://rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/The%20Amazing%20Spider-Man%20Vol%204.html#4 #RareComicBooks #KeyComicBooks #MarvelComics #MCU #MarvelUniverse #KeyIssue

#The Amazing Spider-Man #4 (2015) Alex Ross Cover #Dan Slott Writer #Giuseppe Camuncoli Artist #1st Appearance of Martha Connors (Clone)#key comic books #marvel comics #rare comic books #marvel universe

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thatpumpkinpixie · 10 months

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Amazing spider man(2015-)

chapter 25 page 57

#spidermanmoods #amazing spider man #spiderman 2015

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baselicoc · 11 months

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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

#spider-man 2099 #spiderman 2099 #miguel o’hara #miguel o'hara #atsv #<- tagging that one to help people who are just getting into him #spiderman #miguel #sm2099 #sm2099 reading guide #spiderverse #fr though read the 1992 run #anyone who knows more than me please feel free to correct me on anything i've just seen some people wanting this and thought i may as well #extra apologies if anyone has done this before but i cannot go in migs tag #<- walking thru hell for real #i felt like i should do this because as a comic character lover all i do is post comic content #by god though if i can convince ONE person to read 1992 run it will be worth it #mig does not have enough comics to truly be as complicated as some other comic characters but i know it can be nice to have it all set out

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kenloganroy · 1 year

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COMMUNITY (2009-2015) 2.01: Anthropology 101 SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE (2018)

Miles Morales was created by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Sara Pichelli. Bendis's thoughts about the character, and the way he looked in his first appearance, were heavily influenced by African-American actor Donald Glover's appearance in Spider-Man pajamas in "Anthropology 101", the second-season premiere of the television comedy series Community. This was a reference to an unsuccessful online campaign that attempted to secure Glover an audition for the lead role in the 2012 film The Amazing Spider-Man.

BONUS:

#marveledit #itsv #into the spider-verse #itsvedit #cc

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matchalilly · 11 months

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Since my favorite Spiderman is getting mass amount of simps thanks to the new Into the Spiderverse movie and some haven't read his comics allow me to fill you in on some Miguel O'Hara facts.

His first appearance was preview in the 1992 comic of Amazing Spiderman.

His comic was released in November 1992🥰

He is biracial, Mexican and Irish.

His first physical appearance was white with red hair, it wasn't until around the comics released in 2015 that his skin was tan(some comics kept a red tint to his hair or made his hair a reddish brown). That was possibly due to the Era or lack of knowledge on how to properly color a POC character.

His abilities and talents are quite well...a lot: Superhuman strength, stamina, durability, speed, agility, and reflexes, accelerated healing and vision, Genius-level intellect, Wall-crawling via talons on fingers, Organic webbing from forearms, Paralytic venom via fangs, Mastery of acrobatics and combat, is able to cut through solid metal beams with his talons.

Some base info of before he became Spiderman 2099.

He is the biological son of Tyler Stone (remember that name for later) his mother Conchata considered him a rebellious act against her husband. Miguel has a younger brother Gabriel both boys grew up witnessing their mother's abuse via their father George O'Hara. Their mother took the brunt of the abuse to protect her boys and this ranges from physical, verbal to psychological.

Miguel O'Hara is also more of a serious and sarcastic man, he is the exact opposite of our light hearted loveable Spideys. Also unlike our other Spidey's he doesn't have a no-kill rule.

Unlike the other Spiderman, we know and love Miguel was not bitten by a Spider. He was a worker at Alchemax, specifically the head of the group's genetics program. After an experiment gone wrong, he expresses to Tyler Stone his wishes to resign. Long story short, Stone drugs him with Rapture (which bonds to the person's genetic code and is extremely addictive), attempts to blackmail him and Miguel tries to fix it by experimenting on himself to fix his genetic code via his own dna that he stored.

Basically he attempts to overwrite what the Rapture drug did to his genetic code.

Que in jealous coworker that sabotages said experiment and adds in 50% Spider DNA.

And that's how we get Spiderman 2099.

#into the spider verse #spiderman #miguel o hara #spiderman 2099 #for the fanfiction writers that havent touched the Spiderman 2099 comics #miguel o'hara #spidey facts #miguel o'hara facts #enjoy simps #marvel

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comicsgallery-marvel · 7 months

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The Amazing Spider-Man (2015) #25

#Felicia Hardy #The Amazing Spider-Man (2015)

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hellomystraightlacedfriend · 21 days

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The Amazing Spider-Man (2015) #28

Dan Slott/Stuart Immonen

#peter parker #spider man #harry osborn #marvel comics #marvel 616 #my post

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shironezuninja · 1 year

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Who Needs the Flag? 🎵🎶No Flag, No Flag. La La-La-La La La La!!🎶🎵🤪

Show me video/audio footage where it was said Brits had to pledge allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II, and I’ll show you how my Old Man taught me to drop down our pants to the A. Flag.

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mxrvellous · 2 years

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The Amazing Spider-Man (2015) #3

#johnny storm #peter parker #the amazing spider-man (2015)

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jooheons · 10 months

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spider-man 2099 / miguel o’hara reading guide

miguel o’hara was a young genetics genius employed at mega corporation alchemax, in the future city of nueva york of the year 2099 (a future universe where all superheroes got wiped out). he became spider-man when one of his experiments to replicate the powers of spider-man is used against him, his dna is rewritten and became fifty percent spider.

essential reading:

spider-man 2099 (1992), #1-10

spider-man 2099, #11-14

spider-man 2099 annual, #1

2099 unlimited #1-3 *

spider-man 2099, #15

ravage 2099, #15 *

x-men 2099, #5 *

doom 2099 (1993), #14 *

punisher 2099 (1993), #13 *

spider-man 2099, #16-22

spider-man 2099, #23-33

2099 unlimited #8 *

ghost rider 2099 #7 *

spider-man 2099, #34-38

spider-man 2099 special #1

spider-man 2099 meets spider-man #1

2099 unlimited #9-10 *

spider-man 2099, #39-46 *

2099: world of tomorrow (1996), #1-8 *

2099: manifest destiny *

* in early 1996, editor joey cavalieri was fired. it led to the cancellation of the 2099 titles. for spider-man 2099′s case, peter david (creator and writer) chose to resign in solidarity with his editor, finishing his run with issue #44. the last two issues of spider-man 2099 were done without his input and the series ended with issue #46.

* cross-overs are optional reading, they’re grouped together with the original spider-man 2099 issues because it’s part of their collection.

non-essential reading (crossovers):

fantastic four 2099 (1996), #4, #6, #8

captain marvel (2000) #27-30

exiles (2001-2008), #72 *

exiles #75-99

exiles annual #1

timestorm 2009-2099 (2009), #1–4 *

* exiles!miguel is a variant (not the same from his 1992 run), he’s from earth-6375 here.

* timestorm!miguel is a variant, he’s from earth-96099 here.

semi-essential reading (main marvel universe):

superior spider-man (2013), #17-21

superior spider-man #22-26

superior spider-man annual #1

superior spider-man #27-31

superior spider-man annual #2

essential reading (spider-verse event):

spider-man 2099 (2014) #1-5

amazing spider-man (2014) #1

amazing spider-man (2014) #9-15

spider-man 2099 (2014), #6-12

spider-man 2099 (2015), #1-5

spider-man 2099 (2015), #6-10

spider-man 2099 (2015), #11-16

spider-man 2099 (2015), #17-21

spider-man 2099 (2015), #22-25

spider-man 2099 meets spider-man (1995)

amazing spider-man (2018), #32-36

semi-essential reading (back to 2099):

spider-man 2099 (2019)

spider-man 2099: exodus alpha (2022)

spider-man 2099: exodus #1-5

spider-man 2099: exodus omega

spider-man 2099: dark genesis #1-5

other media:

spider-man: shattered dimensions (2010, video game)

spider-man: edge of time (2011, video game)

ultimate spider-man, the spider-verse: part 1 (2015, animated series)

spider-man: into the spider-verse (2018, film)

spider-man: across the spider-verse (2023, film)

this reading guide will be updated should any upcoming projects arise!

#spidermanedit #comicedit #marveledit #miguel o'hara #spider man 2099 #spider man: across the spider verse #atsvedit #*#heavily inspired by coolgirl's jason guide :)#very big thank you to zee (@tresrachas on twt) for the graphics help!

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splendidnothings · 1 year

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Is it in your opinion that Peter would be able to manage suddenly coming into tens of millions of dollars?

We've actually seen exactly what happens when he comes into tens of millions of dollars (and his own company) post-Superior Spider-Man. And let’s just say it did not end well--

("Now, let's tear it down!" Amazing Spider-Man #31 (2015))

Truly, the man did not last more than a couple months, in-universe, before force-ejecting from the entire enterprise, super-villain plot notwithstanding. Even without Otto forcing his hand Peter was routinely giving his money away or using exorbitant amounts for the benefit of his family and friends. His philanthropic work with the Uncle Ben Foundation. Helping out May, Flash, and Carlie. Generally, giving his money away at any opportunity. He bought the Baxter Building for Johnny!

("Everyone was trying to buy this place...and I outbid 'em all..." Amazing Spider-Man #3 (2015))

Peter during Parker Industries didn’t “manage” this money at all. He spent and spent and the only reason he didn’t eventually run out was because his corporation imploded first.

So, I think the easiest answer is if he suddenly came into a lot of money, like for example, if he won the lottery, he would not so much manage the money but just use it until it ran dry and then find a gig to pay next month’s rent.

Now, Parker Industries is a pretty on the nose example so if we disregard that run I still think it's clear that Peter would manage a million dollars just as well as he would ten dollars and that is to say quickly and/or probably for the benefit of someone else. Peter genuinely just does not care about having money just to acquire wealth.

(“I don’t value it.” Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #10 (2019) I personally think this is a clunky panel because it’s telling us instead of actually showing us he doesn’t value money but alas it suits my purposes for this post.)

This is obviously not to say he doesn't know the value of money or that he is oblivious to the fact that he needs money for rent or that having money makes life easier. Most of his struggles come from a lack of money. But he doesn’t view money in the long term, he’s not thinking of it as a potential investment but merely a tool to solve immediate problems. Even when he comes into a bit of surprise money he needs it all just to cover bills (Thanks Robbie!)--

(“I have [a savings plan]?! You mean when Robbie made me sign all those forms last year?... That’s just enough for my back rent and a pizza!” Spectacular Spider-Man #126)

Peter and his relationship with money is established early as core to his character and in connection with his economic status. When you are poor any money you earn is for immediate necessities, not something to be saved and managed.

("Without Uncle Ben, we've no money to pay our bills." Amazing Spider-Man #1)

He just needs to make enough to pay rent, for May's medical bills, for food. Maybe he wants to get something nice for May or Betty, Gwen, or MJ. Later on, his money worries are in relation to being able to support a wife (this occurs with both Gwen and MJ). But it's all short-term and a means to an end. Past the immediate obstacle where the money is needed, he doesn't care about money at all.

His very first superhero team-up was less of a team-up and more of Peter thinking he could make money by joining the Fantastic Four!

("There's the way I can make some money--by joining the Fantastic Four!" Amazing Spider-Man #1)

I’ve been using multiple panels from Amazing Spider-Man #1 so far because I think it’s important in showing how ingrained Peter’s overall views on money are to the character. This is his second appearance ever (after Amazing Fantasy #15) and not only is his socio-economic class crystal clear but so is how he handles and thinks about money.

Canonically, almost every time Peter does come into a little extra money he gives it away. This is also a pretty consistent trait of his. He's just not one to keep extra cash around unless he's specifically saving for something. Why would he hoard money when he can help someone he loves or give it to a New Yorker who needs it more than him at that moment.

(...other people need it more than me, right?)

Further, he doesn’t view Spider-Man as something that holds monetary value.

(Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1(2019))

And he knows how important money is for the average person--

(“If that money isn’t recovered, what happens to relief payments this month?”)

And--let’s be clear here--Peter could very easily make all the money he wants. He could easily make loads of money. Whether it be because he is a certified genius. Or because he has superpowers and could employ them in a variety of different ways to get money...and he knows this.

("If money's a problem, then I'll just get money." Amazing Spider-Man #542)

(“I can go anywhere! No one, nothing can stop me! Any amount of money could be mine...” Amazing Spider-Man #1 (ASM #1 really doing the most work in hammering home so many core character traits huh!))

But, Peter is just not a character who aspires to be wealthy. He wants to be comfortable. He wants an apartment with a tiny skylight so he can easily sneak out and be Spider-Man. He wants enough money to take care of the people he loves. But that's it.

In fact, the jobs that have made him money usually become a problem because they get in the way of him being Spider-Man. He values being Spider-Man over making a name for himself, finishing grad school, making big science lab money, etc., etc. or he wouldn’t be dropping these pathways to a better economic status. He's had many well-paying science jobs throughout canon and he doesn't keep them because he eventually stops showing up. He's a flake who at the end of the day doesn't value that work or that money more than being Spider-Man and helping people Grad school meant so little to him at one point that he full-on dropped out, in part, because he thought he needed to make money to pay for Felicia's medical bills--

(“I might not have quit school to devote more time to making a living...OH WELL...”)

Pulling back a bit we also have to look at Peter and his purpose as a fictional character that requires thought and consistent theme-work. A Peter who acquires wealth. Who hoards such a valuable resource is kind of antithetical to his whole deal. Arguably, his most well-known villain is Norman Osborn the literal embodiment of what an evil man with lots of money and no responsibility can do. So, it really doesn’t make for a character like Peter so rooted in the lower class, so known for helping the ones who truly need him for him in his civilian life to be a well-off guy. Spider-Man is THE street-level hero dealing with street-level crime. At his best he is stopping muggings, beating up unfair landlords, or wealthy people taking advantage of the unfortunate. He's a man of the people and doesn't like when people misuse power and what gives people power more than money?

("...I had the most money!" "Oh, give it a rest." Spectacular Spider-Man #145)

Wrapping this up, I also think a big reason Peter never feels so beholden to money is because he knows how self-sufficient he is. He invents his own webbing, web-shooters, is shown to be extremely handy, and is a genius. Why should he care about money beyond his basic needs? He can figure things out as the situation calls for it even if all he has is $23.50 in his bank account :p

#peter parker #marvel comics #marvel #marvel meta #long post/

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