Swing into your favorite Spider-Man titles or discover something you’ve yet to read! Looking for something specific? There is a Spider-Man comic for everyone on GlobalComix! Below, you will find the titles available for you to check out:
Masterpiece titles:
- Ultimate Spider-Man (2000): This is the blueprint for modern comic reboots. Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley modernized Peter’s high school years with incredible heart, sharp character development, and brilliant, streamlined villain redesigns that rival the original classics.
- Ultimate Spider-Man (2024): Jonathan Hickman delivers the mature, adult Peter Parker fans have wanted for decades. Married to MJ with two kids before getting his powers, this bold family dynamic and gorgeous, cinematic art by Marco Checcetto make it a modern masterpiece.
Top-tier and highly-acclaimed runs:
- Miles Morales: Spider-Man (2022): Cody Ziglar’s run is a masterclass in high-energy, emotionally raw storytelling. Pairing kinetic, graffiti-inspired art with a deep look at Miles’ mental health and family life, it’s his most vibrant series yet.
- Amazing Spider-Man: Torn (2025): Legendary writer J. Michael Straczynski returns to capture the perfect classic soap-opera balance of Peter’s college years. It’s a wonderful, nostalgia-laced thriller that tests Peter’s sanity and survival against a reality-bending threat.
- Spider-Man ’94 (2025): A stellar continuation of the beloved 1990s animated series. Writer J.M. DeMatteis brings his signature psychological depth to the animated universe, sending Peter and MJ on a search across the Multiverse while keeping the cartoon magic alive.
Spider-Man for the whole family:
- Spider-Man: Homeroom Heroes (2024-): The perfect “all ages” starting point. Featuring clean, highly expressive art, it delivers quick, lighthearted stories focused on young Peter balancing the stress of high school homework with stopping local street crime.
- Spider-Man: Meals To Astonish (2025): A wholesome, humanitarian comic where Spider-Man teams up with real-life culinary hero Chef José Andrés to save a restaurant opening. It’s a charming, unique story written for a fantastic real-world cause.
- Spider-Man: Holiday Spectacular (2025): A heartwarming holiday anthology. Written by Rainbow Rowell, it’s a cozy, low-stakes celebration where Peter spends the holidays crossed over with guest stars like the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.
Entertaining concepts:
- Radioactive Spider-Man (2025): A gritty, post-apocalyptic survival story. In a world decimated by a virus, a mutated and unstable Peter Parker has to constantly dose himself with radiation to stay alive while fighting alongside Spin and Ghost-Spider.
- Spider-Man Noir (2025): An atmospheric, 1930s hardboiled detective tale written by Erik Larsen. Leaning into classic noir tropes, it follows a broke Peter Parker hired by a mysterious Gwen Stacy to solve her father’s murder.
- Amazing Spider-Man (2025): Joe Kelly brings Peter back to basics—broke, looking for work, and tackling street-level threats. Backed by spectacular, blockbuster art from Pepe Larraz and Ed McGuinness, it’s packed with classic, energetic Spidey banter.
Specialized crossovers:
- Marvel/DC: Spider-Man/Superman (2026): A fifty-year-anniversary celebration reviving the historic 1976 team-up that first united DC’s Superman and Marvel’s Spider-Man, reuniting two of comics’ most iconic heroes.
- Amazing Spider-Man/Venom: Death Spiral (2026): A dark, psychological horror-thriller. A terrifying serial killer is targeting the families of Peter and Eddie, forcing Spider-Man, Eddie (as Carnage), and Mary Jane (bonded with Venom) into a desperate, high-stakes game.
- Spider-Man & Wolverine (2025): A pure buddy-cop action comedy. Written by Marc Guggenheim and illustrated by Kaare Andrews, the series thrives entirely on the hilarious, chaotic chemistry between a motor-mouthed Spidey and a very grumpy Logan.
- Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion (2025): A visually striking multiversal mystery. Earth-616 Miles Morales crosses over into the new Ultimate Universe to search for his missing sister, offering great world-building and moody, gorgeous art by Jonas Scharf.
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