SpiderMan is one of the iconic heroes of Wonder who has achieved great success in both comics and films in recent years. Fans who have followed the entire saga know many intriguing details about the character.
Over time, the teioso has gone through quite a few variations, from changes in its gender to different events in its history.
Recently, readers got a surprise in the latest publication. an exciting one homage It’s based on a classic scene from The Amazing SpiderMan. Let’s check out all the details of this amazing reference!
Remembering the historical cover
Since its debut in 1963, SpiderMan has attracted a huge fan base. This success is due in large part to the audience’s closeness and identification with the main character.
In addition to all his responsibilities as a superhero, the little boy also had to deal with realworld problems.
New comics about SpiderMan are released on a regular basis, and anyone who has had access to the most uptodate magazine has noticed something interesting relating to the past headquarters. A moving tribute to a classic scene from The Amazing SpiderMan is present and evokes the iconic cover of this hero’s magazine.
The nostalgic image belongs to Jack Kirbye’s Amazing Fantasy #15 and is featured in the release of The Amazing SpiderMan, written by Zeb Wells and designed by Ed McGuinness. Check out the current illustration and its inspiration below.
Photo: reproduction
A scene in which Doctor Octopus J. holds Jonah Jameson was the cover where SpiderMan first appeared in magazines. In the current story, Octopus and Kraven come together to make some plans. However, this partnership did not go as expected due to the temperament of both.
To find out how the story unfolded, readers can check out the sequel, which was out on July 12 in the US.