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Spider-Man 2099 co-creator Peter David will return to tell a new adventure starring Miguel O’Hara in Symbiote Spider-Man 2099, a five-issue miniseries drawn by Rogê Antônio.
(cover by Leinil Francis Yu)
Symbiote Spider-Man 2099 #1 arrives in stores this week.
Spider-Man 2099 co-creator Peter David will return to tell a new adventure starring Miguel O’Hara in Symbiote Spider-Man 2099, a five-issue miniseries drawn by Rogê Antônio.
(cover by Leinil Francis Yu)
Happy birthday Peter David!
Peter David and Yildiray Cinar bring the grey-skinned mob bodyguard returns to comics next year.
(cover art by Cully Hamner and Jordie Bellaire)
Joe Fixit #1 arrives in comic shops this week.
Out this week: Genis-Vell: Captain Marvel #1 (Marvel, $4.99):
The son of the original Captain Marvel is back in a new miniseries by Peter David, who chronicled his adventures some 20 years ago. This time around he’s joined by artist Juanan Ramirez in a series that also features Rick Jones and his ex-wife Marlo.
Peter David and Yildiray Cinar bring the grey-skinned mob bodyguard returns to comics next year.
(cover art by Cully Hamner and Jordie Bellaire)
Back in the early 1990s Wolverine, Spider-Man, Ghost Rider and Hulk had a brief team-up in the pages of Fantastic Four while the actual Fantastic Four were out of town. It was a fun story by Walt Simonson and Art Adams that only last a few issues. But now Marvel will revisit that team — and time period — in The New Fantastic Four, a limited series by Peter David and Alan Robinson.
(artwork by Nick Bradshaw)
New Fantastic Four #1 arrives in stores this week.
Out this week: Maestro: World War M #1 (Marvel, $4.99):
Writer Peter David returns to the world of the Maestro with this new miniseries about the former Hulk trying to seal his power base — and facing down his final enemies, the Abomination, Doom and Namor. German Peralta and Pasqual Ferry provide the art.
Back in the early 1990s Wolverine, Spider-Man, Ghost Rider and Hulk had a brief team-up in the pages of Fantastic Four while the actual Fantastic Four were out of town. It was a fun story by Walt Simonson and Art Adams that only last a few issues. But now Marvel will revisit that team — and time period — in The New Fantastic Four, a limited series by Peter David and Alan Robinson.
(artwork by Nick Bradshaw)
Peter David returns in July to tell more tales of Symbiote Spider-Man with Symbiote Spider-Man: Crossroads. David teams up with Greg Land, Jay Leisten, and Frank D’Armata for a new miniseries that sees their alternate reality Spider-Man swinging into the Crossroads Dimension, where the Hulk resided for a short time back in the 1980s. The first of five issues arrives July 28.
The ‘writer of stuff’ teams with Todd Nauck for a new story featuring Havok, Polaris, Madrox and more.
Maestro, the future, evil Hulk, is back for another miniseries today, courtesy of Peter David and Javier Pina. Maestro: War And Pax pits the title character against “the most powerful beings in creation,” a.k.a. the immortals that walk the Earth.
Peter David and Javier Pina tell more stories of the Hulk’s evil, future self.
Immortal Hulk has connected with both critics and fans, as Al Ewing and Joe Bennett have offered a new take on an old favorite. That new take does have its roots in past Hulk comics, and this week Marvel reprints two of them in one volume: Incredible Hulk -1 by Peter David and Adam Kubert, and Incredible Hulk #312 by Bill Mantlo and Mike Mignola. It also includes a new story. [Marvel, $4.99, in comic stores Sept. 16]
Trailer for Maestro #1, coming in August from Marvel. The prequel to Hulk: Future Imperfect is by Peter David, Dale Keown and Germán Peralta.
Peter David, Dale Keown and Germán Peralta present “Maestro” this summer.
