Spider-Geddon (USA) di Gage, AA.VV.

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SPIDER-GIRLS #1 (of 3)
JODY HOUSER (W)
ANDRES GENOLET (A)
Cover by YASMINE PUTRI
VARIANT COVER BY AMY REEDER
VARIANT COVER BY JEFF DEKAL
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE IN!
MAY "MAYDAY" PARKER, the original SPIDER-GIRL, ANYA CORAZON, the Prime Universe SPIDER-GIRL, and ANNIE MAY PARKER, A.K.A. SPIDERLING — together for the first time!
May will do anything to protect her brother from the Inheritors, and Anya's knowledge of the mystical Spider-Totems could save the day.
But how does Annie fit in? And what chance do three girls have against ageless universal forces?!
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99

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CULLY HAMNER Goes Punk (SPIDER-PUNK) in EDGE OF SPIDER-GEDDON #1 Variant




https://www.newsarama.com/41129-cully-hamner-goes-punk-spider-punk-in-edge-of-spider-geddon-1-variant.html

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WILL SLINEY Shreds in New SPIDER-GEDDON #1 Variant


https://www.newsarama.com/41693-will-sliney-shreds-in-new-spider-geddon-1-preview.html

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SPIDER-GEDDON #3 (OF 5)
CHRISTOS GAGE (W)
JORGE MOLINA (A/C)
CONNECTING VARIANT COVER BY INHYUK LEE (3 OF 5)
VARIANT COVER BY ELIZABETH TORQUE
VARIANT COVER BY MIKE HAWTHORNE
REVENGE OF THE SPIDER-VERSE!
• One SUPERIOR SPIDER is willing to do whatever it takes to defeat the Inheritors!
• Will Miles and his team have to stop him before he goes TOO FAR?
• Stand together or fall separately – isn't that how it goes?
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99




SPIDER-GEDDON #4 (OF 5)
CHRISTOS GAGE (W)
JORGE MOLINA (A/C)
CONNECTING VARIANT COVER BY INHYUK LEE (4 OF 5)
VARIANT COVER BY JOE CHIODO
VARIANT COVER BY TBA
• As long as SOLUS, the father of the Inheritors, has not returned, the Spiders still stand a chance.
• If he is revived, it means Kaine and Spider-Woman's Spider-Force has fallen...
• And the Spider-Eaters have one leader, one cause — total annihilation!
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99




SPIDER-FORCE #2 (of 3)
Christopher Priest (W)
PAULO SIQUIERA (A)
Cover by SHANE DAVIS
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE-IN!
The deadliest mission in all of SPIDER-GEDDON has come up and Kaine has stepped forward for what he's sure will be a suicide mission. But he can't do it alone, and Jessica Drew, A.K.A. Spider-Woman, has signed on to help, but has Kaine told her the whole truth? With Ashley Barton, from the OLD MAN LOGAN universe and two new characters (Astro-Spider and Spider-Kid), Kaine's team is complete and their first mission may be their last!
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99




SPIDER-GIRLS #2 (of 3)
JODY HOUSER (W)
ANDRES GENOLET (A)
Cover by YASMINE PUTRI
VARIANT COVER BY GANG HYUK LIM
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE-IN!
• SPIDERLING's parents have gone to fight the Inheritors! Now she has to prove that MAY PARKER and ANYA CORAZON made the right choice bringing her on their mission!
• The mysteries of the SPIDER SOCIETY have been protected for centuries, but our heroes are running out of time to unravel them!
• And if the Inheritors learn about their mission, the SPIDER-GIRLS won't just be racing the clock — they'll be running for their lives!
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99




VAULT OF SPIDERS #2 (of 2)
RYAN NORTH, CULLEN BUNN, GEOFFREY THORNE (W)
DAVE WILLIAMS, ADAM GORHAM and more! (A)
COVER BY GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI
VARIANT COVER BY MARCOS MARTIN
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE-IN!
• We're way past first blood—the Spider-Army needs new recruits! No one's too weird to die for — er — serve the cause!
• Ryan North joins the cause with an incredible story starring SPIDER-MA'AM, a spider-powered Aunt May with Dave Williams (UNCANNY X-FORCE) on art!
• CULLEN BUNN (X-MEN BLUE) and TBA bring you a tale of a nightmare world where monsters roam the streets and a SPIDER-MAN strange enough to call it home! You will NEVER guess who's under the mask!
• Geoffrey Thorne brings an all new Spider-Character to the table, with a Spider-Powered Captain Stacy! Police Officer by day, vigilante by night in a way you've never seen before!
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99

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SPIDER-FORCE #3 (of 3)
PRIEST (W)
PAULO SIQUEIRA (A)
Cover by SHANE DAVIS
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE-IN!
• Spider-Force is falling, one member at a time.
• The Inheritor Verna will stop at nothing to get the Solus Crystal to bring her father back to life—and killing all of Spider-Force would be icing on the cake.
• Will Jessica sacrifice everything to save the Multiverse?
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99




SPIDER-GIRLS #3 (of 3)
JODY HOUSER (W)
ANDRES GENOLET (A)
Cover by YASMINE PUTRI
VARIANT COVER BY TBA
A SPIDER-GEDDON TIE-IN!
• The Spider-Girls have found a way to turn the tide of Spider-Geddon!
• First they'll need to fight past Inheritors Brix and Bora to rejoin the Spider-Army!
• Then will the cure be worse for the Web of Life and Destiny than the Inheritors' disease?
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99




SPIDER-GEDDON #5 (OF 5)
CHRISTOS GAGE (W)
JORGE MOLINA (A/C)
VARIANT COVER BY VANESSA DEL REY
CONNECTING VARIANT COVER BY INHYUK LEE (6 OF 6)
Variant Cover by TBA
• The grand conclusion to the Spider-Event of 2018!
• The Spiders have been split apart; they've been betrayed—and some have died. It's time for the final battle.
• The end of the Spider-Verse is here.
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99

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Cool.

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Edge of Spider-Geddon #3
Written by Jason Latour
Art by Tonci Zonjic, Brahm Revel and Ian Herring
Lettering by Cory Petit
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 10 out of 10

For much of his career, Peter Parker has asked himself what would Uncle Ben do — but Jason Latour, Tonci Zonjic, Brahm Revel and Ian Herring deliver a perfectly imperfect answer in Edge of Spidergeddon #3, as we meet young Peter Parker and his sidekick, the Spectacular Spider-Ben. Brimming with all-too-human characterization and some gorgeous artwork, this book transcends the boilerplate prelude event, and is a one-shot you might find yourself returning to over and over again.

Ben Parker should have died. If it wasn't his bum heart that would do him in, it'd be the two slugs a mugger put in his back — but thanks to a quick blood transfusion from his 13-year-old nephew Peter, Ben's gotten himself a new lease on life as a blue collar, mask-wearing hero. It's that dynamic that lets Latour synthesize not just classic Spider-Man sensibilities (as well as his stellar father-child dynamics on Spider-Gwen), but also the darker, more stoic characterization of his work with Jason Aaron in the superlative Southern Bastards. The result is something that feels a little darker than your usual Spider-Man fare, but never in an inorganic or gratuitous way — instead, we get a hero-sidekick story that focuses on Peter Parker's inherent idealism, contrasting against Ben Parker's all-too-human messiness.

It's an extremely smart take, as Latour recognizes the inherent immaturity of Peter Parker's heroic quest — as a character, he's always selfless to the point of self-destructiveness because he never had a chance to grow up thinking otherwise. But Ben feels human — he's weighed down by different kinds of anxieties, and watching Ben struggle, fail, and struggle again to live up to his nephew's sense of optimism is a deeply uplifting trajectory. Yet there's also a great sense of economy to Latour's pacing as he tells this story — just across this story's 20 pages, we get to peer into the Parker household quite a bit, whether it's Peter offering his youthful suggestions at codenames, to Ben worrying about how their actions are benefitting a corrupt status quo. It's a thoughtful take that I don't think we see enough of in our superhero books, and it's one that makes this world feel immediately real and lived-in.

It also doesn't hurt that this book is gorgeous as hell. Tonci Zonjic and Brahm Revel are a dream team, and if I was an editor, I'd be thinking about how to wrangle these guys on another project together pronto. Where Zonjic's breakdowns tee up the pitch, Revel's finishes knock the ball out of the park — there's such a great cinematic quality to this book, from the "hourglass" on the spilled paint as we see Ben collapsed on the subway steps to a truly tremendous 13-panel page of Ben beating the ever-loving snot out of Kraven the Hunter. Of course it's impossible to look at this artwork and not think of Latour's own work on Southern Bastards, because he and Revel's scratchy styles feel like they share a common kinship — and additionally, colorist Ian Herring drenches his scenes with moody colors, immediately delineating each setting and tone with incredible intensity. Seriously, this art team delivers the goods in every possible way, and it's hard not to fall in love with these characters just by seeing them in action.

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Letti i quattro capitoli Edge of.
Numeri che servono a reintrodurre o ad introdurre Spider-Man di altre dimensioni.

Il primo è Spider-Punk, con una storia

Spiacente, ma non sei autorizzato a visualizzare il contenuto degli spoiler.

Carina, molto figo pure Hulk punkizzato, mentre Cap. Anarky sembra l'esatto opposto di Cap. America.

Il secondo, o le meglio dire la seconda, è Sp//dr, con una storia che sembra presa pari pari da Evangelion, quindi niente di originale.
Ben e May sono gli stessi, seppur più giovani, mentre la protagonista è una ragazzina che combatte usando un mecha, contro mostri giganti, oltre alla versione femminile di Brock, con un mecha dalle facoltà molto simili a quelle di Venom.
Numero carino, ma appunto sa già di visto.

La terza l'ho saltata in pieno, niente che m'ispirasse.

L'ultima, ironia della sorte, vede come Spider-Man proprio

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Anche questa molto carina, e come per le altre, coinvolgerà i protagonisti nell'evento Spider-Geddon.

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Letto il #0:
partenza discreta, che non dice molto.

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Disegni invece bellissimi, era qualche anno anno che non si vedeva Crain alla Marvel.

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#0

L'ho comprato esclusivamente perché sapevo che il protagonista sarebbe stato Spider-Man di Insomniac. Non credo seguirò il resto dell'evento, salvo condividere la spesa con un amico.

Seguono Spoiler sul fumetto e sul videogioco:

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Ho apprezzato i piccoli nods al videogioco, quali i gadget e l'interfaccia delle chiamate. Se non erro, il Just The Facts riportato nella prima pagina è presente anche nel videogioco al termine della trama principale.

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Spider-Geddon #0 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Pierce Lydon; 'Rama Rating: 6 out of 10):

Don't call it the Spider-Verse... or maybe you should? Spider-Geddon's core gimmick is pretty much exactly the same as it's multiverse-spanning, spider-event predecessor so if you weren't onboard for that, this issue will do little to win you over. However, if you finished PS4's Spider-Man game and wanted more of that world, this is a fun little return. Christos Gage bounces that Peter Parker off the much more serious Superior Spider-Man effectively and while this issue isn't a world beater, it's not a bad read. Clayton Crain's digitally-tinged artwork is a good fit for a world we've only seen as a video game, though there's a certain sheen to it that almost makes it feel more static at times than it should. A back-up story by Jed McKAy and Javier Garron probably does a little more to push Spider-Geddon's plot forward but this one is pretty much as advertised - a somewhat plodding, multiversal Spider adventure.

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MILES MORALES Prepares for What's Next in SPIDER-GEDDON #1 Preview


https://www.newsarama.com/42182-miles-morales-prepares-for-what-s-next-in-spider-geddon-1-preview.html

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Spider-Geddon #1
Written by Christos Gage and Dan Slott
Art by Jorge Molina and David Curiel
Lettering by Travis Lanham
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10

With Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse hitting theaters this Christmas, it feels like the time is right for Marvel's comics division to tap into that web-slinging well once more with Spider-Geddon #1. Working off of a story from Dan Slott, writer Christos Gage doesn't waste time trying to build portentous drama, but instead delivers a fast-paced action extravaganza that basks in the excitement of Spider-Men teaming up from across the multiverse. Combined with some slick artwork from artist Jorge Molina, and Spider-Geddon #1 makes for an engaging and effective start to this new Spider-event.

In certain ways, Spider-Geddon feels like it has more than a few connective threads with the current Extermination X-Men event — both feature sprawling casts delving into kinetic combat rather than suffocating set-up, with implacable enemies who aren't afraid to draw a body count. In the case of the Spider-Man universe, however, there's a much more stable foundation for Gage to work with — characters like Miles Morales, Otto Octavius, and Gwen Stacy have all had stellar runs to jump from, and Gage is able to introduce their shared history with a breeziness that feels inviting rather than self-conscious.

Miles, for example, gets a terrific introduction as he single-handedly squares off against a squad of Vulturions — Otto, meanwhile, continues to be a breath of fresh air as he employs lateral thinking to disarm the overpowered Count Nefaria. (And for those following Gage's work on The Superior Octopus, Otto's seemingly foolproof new status quo winds up kickstarting this series in a major way.) But even the Spiders that aren't getting front-and-center treatment, like Spider-UK, get just enough attention that we're able to follow who they are and how they fit in this team — for a group of Web-Warriors that all share the same power set, it speaks to Gage's team-building skills that each hero has their own unique feel and dynamic.

Penciling and inking himself, Jorge Molina comes out swinging with this debut, as well. There are shades of Stuart Immonen in the way that Molina portrays motion, while also paying homage to the work Olivier Coipel and Guiseppe Camuncoli did in the original Spider-Verse crossover — similar to Gage's knack for mining characterization out of similar characters, Molina experiments with a variety of heights, shapes and body language to make each Spider-character feel unique. While Molina's introduction to Miles Morales hits all the right notes in terms of how fast and agile the character is, his take on Otto Octavius really steals the show — not only does Molina sell Otto's new costume spectacularly, but the way he incorporates classic Spider-Man poses with the fluidity of Otto's cybernetic tentacles is really striking stuff. Colorist David Curiel deserves plenty of praise as well, lending plenty of mood to the book without being heavy-handed, or draining any of these heroes of their natural color.

It would be easy to be skeptical about a sequel to Spider-Verse, an event book that hasn't even hit its fourth anniversary yet — but it's a testament to Gage and Molina that they're able to take this premise and deliver another fun story out of it. While the themes for this book aren't necessarily the deepest, even with the casualties that inevitably arise when Morlun and the Inheritors strike, there's a certain zing that this creative team rides, knowing full well the fan-service that comes from crossovers like this. Spider-Geddon is a book that isn't afraid or ashamed of what it is — instead, it reaches to be the best popcorn adventure story it can possibly be, and if this debut is any indication, it might very well succeed.

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Spider-Geddon Will Give One Spider-Person A New Power


https://www.cbr.com/spider-geddon-gwen-new-power/

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Spider-Geddon: The Key to Winning is a Spider-Hero No One Expected


https://www.cbr.com/spider-geddon-spiderling-key-to-winning/