Amazing Spider-Man #1

[scarletneedle]

Source Marvel

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	This year marks the 60th anniversary of Spider-Man and Marvel Comics is proud to celebrate its most iconic hero with a new volume of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN brought to life by two acclaimed comic book talents! His “Shed” storyline is considered one of the best Spider-Man stories of all time, his bold work on NEW WARRIORS laid the groundwork for CIVIL WAR, and he’s currently making waves within the Spidey mythos in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN’s current “Beyond” era. Now hit writer Zeb Wells is ready to begin a new age at the helm of one of Marvel’s all-time great comic book series. Wells will be joined on AMAZING SPIDER-MAN by none other than the legend himself—JOHN ROMITA JR. The definitive AMAZING SPIDER-MAN artist made his grand return to Marvel Comics last year specifically for this run and is back to bring Spider-Man’s world to the page with his singular, unmatched finesse. Arriving in April, Wells and Romita Jr.’s run will house all the classic elements fans love about Peter Parker, surprising new takes on your favorite Spider-Man foes, and the answer to the question that will be on everyone’s mind: WHAT DID SPIDER-MAN DO? Peter’s on the outs with the FF. He’s on the outs with the Avengers. He’s even on the outs with Aunt May! After a terrible and mysterious incident, no one wants to see Spider-Man – except for Doctor Octopus. Ock’s on Spider-Man’s tail and the Master Planner has something truly terrible planned for when he gets his tentacles on Spidey. All that, and Tombstone makes a move that will remind readers why he’s one of Spider-Man’s most terrifying villains… “Spider-Man doesn’t turn sixty every year,” says Spider-Editor Nick Lowe, “and we are going BIG with this run cramming it with the biggest WTF moments Spidey has ever had. Zeb and JRJR will go down in history as one of the best creative teams ever!” Here's what John Romita Jr. had to say about his own personal history with the character and what excites him most about the upcoming run: “Ever since my father told my brother and me that Spider-Man/Peter Parker lived close to our home in Queens, NYC, we were hooked! We talked Spider Man on long drives to family get-togethers, and it was as if we had an extra family member! “As luck would have it, my brother Vic had the brains and went in another direction, while I had a little bit of art in me. As luck would also have it, I was able to watch the greatest Spider-Man artist, my father, John, work with the greatest Spider Man writer, Stan Lee, on the greatest character of all time. Fortunately, after joining the comic book universe, I was given a chance to work on this great character, the Amazing Spider-Man. I was terrified! How do I follow my father??? How do I follow any of the previous Spidey artists?? I had no idea, but I stuck it out and got lucky. The subsequent runs were much less terrifying, and became more and more fun. There was one particular run that was incredibly fun, but also incredibly important to me. The 9/11 issue may well be with me for as long as I live. One commonality with all the runs, was working with the brilliant writers and artists….. again, luck!! “To take being lucky to another level: Marvel has allowed me to get back to work on this amazing character, and work with another brilliant writer, Zeb Wells! The stories are stunning and I am reading the scripts with a grin and wonderment…..then wondering how the heck to do them justice!! “Well, fortunately, I have a close friend and brilliant artist to help me do that. Scott Hanna and I have worked on this character before and Scott is still a brilliant artist who will continue to be brilliant, lucky for me and anyone who looks at the art. Adding to Scott and myself is the third artist, the color artist, Marcio Menyz. It’s difficult to describe how wonderful his work is, so to save space and everyone’s patience, I’ll let it speak for itself! It’s stunning!! “The editorial team beginning with Nick Lowe, adding in Lindsay Cohick, and Kaeden McGahey, make the work process smoother. Judging by the scope of Zeb’s stories, I can use all the help I can get! “One commonality here, is how lucky I am to be back working on my ‘other’ brother, Spider-Man, and to be back with my professional ‘family,’ Marvel. Thanks folks, I’ll work hard to make you proud!” “I've waited my entire career to work with John Romita Jr.,” Wells says. “To team up with him on AMAZING SPIDER-MAN for the character's 60th anniversary is so exciting words can't describe it. We're gonna have a blast!”

[mrcitrouille]

C quoi le pb avec cette couv ?

[EsseJi]

Ce qu'elle raconte. One more one more day?

[EsseJi]

Avec ce qui est teasé dans Timeless, je me demande si ce n'est pas la cover à avoir.

[scarletneedle]

Je vois plutôt les filles de MJ et Peter d'un côté et d'Ororo et T'Challa de l'autre dans un futur.

[EsseJi]

La Artgem est pas mal aussi dans le genre.

[scarletneedle]

THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1 Trailer | Marvel Comics

[scarletneedle]

Source AIPT

Les 15 couvertures :

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	Variant Cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau Virgin Variant Cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau Variant Cover by Mark Bagley Hidden Gem Variant Cover by Mark Bagley & John Romita Sr. Connecting Variant Cover by Bengal Variant Cover by Rose Besch Virgin Variant Cover by Rose Besch Variant Cover by Travis Charest Variant Cover by Jim Cheung Variant Cover by Alan Davis Web-Head Variant Cover by Patrick Gleason Spider-Man Variant Cover by Romina Jones Variant Cover by Inhyuk Lee Variant Cover by Peach Momoko Variant Cover by Humberto Ramos Variant Cover by Skottie Young

[scarletneedle]

Ce sera donc bien la Artgerm pour moi!

[EsseJi]

Artgem pour bibi, je vais relire du Spidey!

[mrcitrouille]

15 couvertures hyper génériques. Ok c est un numéro 1 mais bon c est fatiguant ces covers interchangeables.

[Dhargo]

	Citation:			Posté par mrcitrouille
	15 couvertures hyper génériques. Ok c est un numéro 1 mais bon c est fatiguant ces covers interchangeables.

Tout à fait d'accord avec toi.
Il m'arrive de prendre des couvertures variant quand il y a un auteur que j'aime énormément. Mais là franchement, j'en suis resté à la couv de base elle même générique au possible.
Un comic book avec cette seule couverture, en oubliant qu'il s'agit d'un n°1, ça ne me donne pas envie de l'ouvrir.
Mais bon je dois être trop vieux. Pour le coup, côté couvertures de comic books, ça fait bien longtemps que je pense que c'était bien mieux avant !

[scarletneedle]

La Artgerm justement n'est pas classique vu qu'il y a pas Spidey!

[EsseJi]

J'ai pris la Artgem car je reste persuadé après le teaser de Timeless que les femmes de Spidey auront un rôle important dans un futur proche.

[scarletneedle]

Et pis, s'il rompt (encore!!) avec MJ, Félicia se fera une joie de le consoler.
(et pis pour un futur film Black Cat Yeah )

[Dhargo]

Les amis, je ne critique pas le fait de choisir une variant cover hein, j'en prends aussi de temps en temps.